Jack Kerouac demonstrates the influence of American blues and jazz music in "The Railroad Earth" through his use of humor and exaggeration. detailed descriptions. fictional characters and locations. unconventional sentence structure.

He does that through his unconventional sentence structure.

If you just take a look at "The Railroad Earth," you will see that his entire paragraphs contain only one sentence. Kerouac's sentences are very long, with minimal punctuation marks, but also contain a lot of 'stream of consciousness,' which means that he wrote exactly what he was thinking, no matter what it was, which contributes to the rhythm of his words in this text.

D. unconventional sentence structure.