Few writers have weathered the decades as well as William Burroughs. An avatar of the Beat sensibility, his cult has survived into the age of Punk and New Wave. These explosive and distinctive letters offer a fascinating new take on Burrough's life and profound literary transformation.

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The Letters of William S. Burroughs: Volume I: 1945-1959

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