Ken Kesey is best known for his novel, "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest," published in 1962 and eventually made into a motion picture of the same title. His second novel, "Sometimes a Great Notion," was published in 1964 by Viking Press. Kesey's stories have appeared in the Northwest Review, Ramparts, The Last Whole Earth Catalog, Oui, and Tri-Quarterly. In 1982, he traveled to China where he covered the first Chinese Marathon for Runner's World magazine. Kesey's appearance on campus is made possible by ODU's Activities Programming Board. [extracted from 1982 brochure]