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William S. Burroughs by Jennie Skerl, 1986-03
Cut-outs & Cut-ups: Hans Christian Andersen & William S. Burroughs
Interzone by William S. Burroughs, 1990-02-01
The Third Mind by William S. Burroughs, Brion Gysin, 1978-11-22
Gay Day: The Golden Age of the Christopher Street Parade 1974-1983 by Allen Ginsberg, 2006-05-01
William Burroughs Reader (Picador Books) by William S. Burroughs, 1982-09-10
My Kind of Angel: I. M . William Burroughs (Stride Conversation Piece)
Conversations with William S. Burroughs (Literary Conversations Series)
Word Virus: The William Burroughs Reader (Flamingo Modern Classic) by William S. Burroughs, 1999-10-04
The Soft Machine; Nova Express; The Wild Boys: Three Novels by William S. Burroughs, 1981-03
Love and Napalm: Export U.S.A by J. G Ballard, 1972
Kentucky Ham by William S. Burroughs, 1988-08-15
Collecting William S. Burroughs in print: A checklist by Eric C Shoaf, 2000
Junkie. Bekenntnisse eines unbekehrten Rauschgiftsüchtigen. by William S. Burroughs, 1999-12-01

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FUSION Anomaly. William S. Burroughs
william S. burroughs This nOde last updated February 26th, 2004 and is permanently morphing (7 Cauac (Rain) / 7 K ayab (Turtle) 69/260 12.19.11.0.19).
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Extractions: (1959), a surrealist portrait of drug addiction. William Seward Burroughs was born in St. Louis, MO, heir to the Burroughs business machine fortune. Magic , in light of modern physics, quantum theory and probability theory is now approaching science. We hope that a result of this will be a synthesis so that science will become more magical and magic more scientific." - William S. Burroughs
William S. Burroughs
Cola. burroughs, william S. Ah Pook Is Here, illustrated by Malcolm McNeil. Here., burroughs, william S. Cities of the Red Night.
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Extractions: Updated 6-Mar-03 Bockris, Victor. With William Burroughs. A Report from the Bunker. NYC: Seaver Books, 1981. 8vo, xx + 250pp. Illustrated. Hardbound in dust jacket. Fine. $30 Burroughs, Laura Lee. Flower Arranging. Three volumes. Atlanta: Coca-Cola Company, 1941-42. Small 4tos, 56 unnumbered pages, 80pp, 80pp, respectively. Fine. $100 Burroughs, William S. in Rush, the Magazine of High Entertainment, vol. 1 no. 3. NYC: Rush magazine, December 1976. 4to, 88pp counting covers. Saddle-stapled, slick paper. Trifling fatigue near spine. $125 Burroughs, William S. Cities of the Red Night. NYC: Holt, Rinehart anmd Winston, [1981]. 8vo, xviii + 332pp. Hardbound in dust jacket. Fine. $35 First edition. Burroughs, William S. Electronic Revolution. First edition, one of 450 copies. Illustrations by Brion Gysin. Cambridge, England: Blackmoor Head Press, 1971. 4to, 76pp. Wraps. Fine. $300 First edition. One of 450 copies comprising the trade edition (500 copies total). Burroughs, William S. Port of Saints. First edition, one of 100 signed.
Thanksgiving Prayer By William Burroughs
Thanks for the wild turkey and the passenger pigeons, destined to be shit out through wholesome American guts. Thanks for a continent to despoil and poison.
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Coolcat4
The Influence of william S. burroughs on Contemporary Literature. Coolcat. SOURCES burroughs, william S. Final Words. The New Yorker Aug. 18, 1997. 3637.
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Extractions: William Seward Burroughs was one of the most important literary figures of the twentieth century. Jack Kerouac has called him "the greatest satirical writer since Jonathan Swift," and Norman Mailer went so far as to say he was "the only American writer concievably possessed by genius." The conventional methods of writing were getting old and tiresome, and Burroughs helped to make literature unpredictable and exciting again. Burroughs wanted to create a "literature of risk," in which the writer was an outlaw, or at least an outsider, in the midst of society and most "acceptable" writers. After graduating from Harvard, where he majored in English, Burroughs moved to New York and became part of the underground drug scene. He became friends with Jack Kerouac and Allen Ginsberg, who were then students at Columbia University. Eventually, the two young writers convinced Burroughs to write about his own life. His first book, Junky, was published as half of a "two-books-in-one" pulp paperback. Burroughs never considered himself a writer until he accidentally shot his wife, Joan Vollmer Burroughs, in the head while doing his "William Tell act." After this incident, Burroughs believed himself to be possessed by an invader, the "Ugly Spirit," and his only escape from this affliction was to "write his way out," explains his editor James Grauerholz.
Burroughs, William S(eward)
burroughs, william S(eward). US author. One of the most culturally influential postwar writers, his work is noted for its experimental
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Extractions: Or search the encyclopaedia: Burroughs, William S(eward) US author. One of the most culturally influential post-war writers, his work is noted for its experimental methods, black humour, explicit homo-eroticism, and apocalyptic vision. In 1944 he met Allen Ginsberg and Jack Kerouac, all three becoming leading members of the Beat Generation . His first novel, Junkie (1953), documented his heroin addiction and expatriation to Mexico, where in 1951 he accidentally killed his common-law wife. He settled in Tangier in 1954 and wrote his celebrated anti-novel Naked Lunch (1959). A landmark federal court case deemed Naked Lunch In Paris, he developed collage-based techniques of writing, resulting in his cut-up science fiction trilogy
William S. Burroughs: A Who2 Profile
william S. burroughs Writer. Extra credit burroughs s grandfather, also named william S. burroughs, founded the burroughs Adding Machine Company.
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Extractions: WILLIAM S. BURROUGHS Writer William Seward Burroughs came from an upper-class background in the midwestern United States, studied at Harvard University and then turned to drugs, crime and writing. In the 1940s he became addicted to heroin and met a crowd from Columbia University that included writer Jack Kerouac and poet Allen Ginsberg . In 1951 a drug-addled Burroughs recklessly shot and killed his wife while in Mexico; he fled and wound up in Tangiers. In 1953 Ginsberg helped Burroughs publish Junky , an autobiographical depiction of drug addiction, and in 1959 Burroughs published Naked Lunch . Burroughs became an underground celebrity, a literary guru and pop culture philosopher who continued to write and record until his death.
The Cut-up Page Resources On The Cut-up Technique Of William S.
Information and resources regarding the cutup technique of writing employed by Brion Gysin, william S. burroughs, David Bowie, Tristan Tzara and others.
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Extractions: Tristan Tzara, Brion Gysin and William S. Burroughs Here you will find resources on the cut-up technique pioneered by Tristan Tzara, William S. Burroughs and Brion Gysin, and popularized by David Bowie and many others. The list leads off with some online cut-up devices you can use, each with its own way of doing things, and then offers links to pages that discuss the cut-up technique and/or offer examples of writing created with cut-ups. Site Link Description Grazulis - Cut-up Machine Slice 'n' dice your text just like Burroughs The Cut-Up Engine Breaks strings of text down into blocks of a few words and reconstructs them in random order Bot 002 Fetches content from a random Web page on the web and creates a cut-up, and if desired, combines this text with previous searches Random Story Generator This one does all the work for you (a concept not without its limitations) Random Verse Lab Construct your own randomly generated poems TextWorx Toolshed A variety of Dos and Macintosh programs for text manipulation RoboPoet This JavaScript program slices and dices, but also substitutes words in many cases
Authors A - D - Burroughs, William S.
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Authors A - D - Burroughs, William S.
Authors A D burroughs, william S. Search results 1 to 2 out of 2, Tips about burroughs, william S. on the web. Tips about books on the web.
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Browse By Artist: BURROUGHS, WILLIAM S.
Artist burroughs, william S. Title Break Through In Grey Room. Label SUB ROSA (BELGIUM). Format CD. Price $13.00. Catalog SR 008CD.
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William S. Burroughs, 1914-1997 / Annotations De Patrick Coppens Et Yvon Allard
Translate this page william S. burroughs, 1914-1997. Annotations de Patrick Coppens et Yvon Allard. Août 1997 Les Oeuvres de william S. burroughs. Ah
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Extractions: Annotations de Patrick Coppens et Yvon Allard CHOIX . Les Avec William Burroughs Depuis le Festin nu Depuis le Festin nu Le complot ; suivi des Lettres du yage / William Burroughs. Paris : Editions de l'Herne, 1996. 106 p. ; 19 cm. (Confidences) ISBN 2-85197-336-3. SDM: 9708014 [A+ 3] Fragment du manuscrit original du Festin nu Les derniers mots de Dutch Schultz Entre chats Essais Essais Exterminateur Exterminateur Exterminateut Le festin nu / William S. Burroughs ; trad. de l'anglais par Eric Kahane. [Paris] : Gallimard, 1964. 254 p. ; 21 cm. SDM: 8219225 Le festin nu / William Burroughs ; trad. de l'anglais par Eric Kahane. [Paris] : Gallimard, 1984, c1964. 254 p. ; 19 cm. (L'Imaginaire ; 138) ISBN 2-07-070208-1. SDM: 8501434 [A+ 5] Havre des saints Interzone Le festin nu Jack Kerouac Le job Entretiens avec William Burroughs . Courte biographie. Quelques photos. Junky Kame Kaze Le festin nu La machine molle La machine molle / William Burroughs ; traduit de l'anglais par Sylvie Durastanti. [Paris] : C. Bourgois, c1996. 255 p. ; 20 cm. (Les Derniers mots) ISBN 2-267-01345-2. SDM: 9610445 [A+ 4] New York / William Burroughs ... [et al.]. Monaco : Editions du Rocher, c1989. 126 p. ; 23 cm. ISBN 2-268-00748-0. SDM: 8911733 [A+ 3]
William S. Burroughs: Secret Agent In Hell
william S. burroughs Secret Agent in Hell. The road of excess leads to the palace of wisdom. william Blake. Children william S. burroughs Jr.
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Extractions: Bad Cinema Conspiracy Music Music Video Reviews ... Mail Altreel "The road of excess leads to the palace of wisdom." William Blake Date of Birth: February 5, 1914 Birthplace: St. Louis, Missouri Family: Nicknames: William Lee, El Hombre Invisible, Cosmonaut of Inner Space, Elvis of American Letters, Godfather of Punk Literary Influences: Samuel Beckett ( Malone Dies ), Jack Black ( You Cant Win ), Louis-Ferdinand Celine ( Journey to the End of the Night ), Jean Cocteau ( Opium ), Samuel Coleridge, Joseph Conrad, Thomas DeQuincey ( Confessions of an English Opium Eater ), Jean Genet, James Joyce, Franz Kafka, Alfred Korzybski ( Science and Sanity ), Oswald Spengler ( Decline of the West ), Denton Welch Education: Harvard University, B.A. (English Literature), 1936 Work Experience: Bartender, Private Detective, Factory Worker, Exterminator, Heroin Addict, Writer Crucial Year: 1944, Burroughs meets Times Square hustler Herbert Huncke; rolls drunks in subway; becomes a morphine addict Major Writings: Junkie Naked Lunch The Soft Machine The Ticket That Exploded ... Exterminator!
William S Burroughs Bibliography
A bibliography of william S burroughs s books and short stories, with book covers and links to related authors. Search Books. About william S burroughs, Top.
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Extractions: William S. Burroughs was born in St. Louis in 1914 - guru of the Beat Generation, controversial éminence grise of the international avant-garde, dark prophet, and blackest of black humor satirists-has a continuing influence rivaled by few post-World War II writers. Described by Norman Mailer as one of America's few writers genuinely "possessed by genius," he died in 1997. Junkie (writing as William Lee) The Naked Lunch Exterminator! (with Brion Gysin) Minutes To Go (with Sinclair Beilles, Gregory Corso and Brion Gysin) The Soft Machine The Ticket That Exploded Dead Fingers Talk Nova Express The Dead Star Junky The Last Words of Dutch Schultz: A Fiction in the Form of a Film Script Ali's Smile The Wild Boys: A Book of the Dead ... White Subway Snack Blade Runner: A Movie The Book of Breathing
PUG 3: J.G. Ballard On William Burroughs
JG Ballard Obituary for william S. burroughs (The Guardian, August 4, 1997). That william burroughs lived to such an immense age
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Extractions: That William Burroughs lived to such an immense age is a tribute to the rejuvinating powers of a mis-spent life. More than half a century of heavy drug use failed to dim either his remarkably sharp mind or his dryly crackling humour. When I last saw him in London a few years ago he was stooped and easily tired, but little different from the already legendary figure I first met in the early 1960s at his service flat in Duke Street, St James. Esquire had asked me to write a profile of him, but Burroughs, though courteous, was very suspicious. The baleful power of media empires already obsessed him. While his young boyfriend, "love" and "hate" tattooed on his knuckles, carved a roast chicken, Burroughs described the most effectively way to stab a man to death. All the while he kept an eye on the doors and windows. "The CIA are watching me," he confided. "They park their laundry vans in the street outside." I don't think he was having me on. His imagination was filled with bizarre lore culled from Believe It Or Not features, police pulps and - in the case, I assume, of the laundry vans - Hollywood spy movies of the cold war years. When Burroughs talked about Time magaine's conspiracy to take over the world he meant it literally.
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Rowohlt-Verlag: Burroughs, William S.
Translate this page burroughs, william S. geboren 1914 in St. Louis, gehörte neben Jack Kerouac und Allen Ginsberg zu den wichtigsten Autoren der Beat Generation.
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EFF "William_S_Burroughs" Archive
The william S. burroughs InterNetWebZone burroughs last tape The final journals of Beat legend william S. burroughs reveal the kinder, gentler last days of an
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William S. Burroughs And Cut-up
william S. burroughs and Cutup. By Dan Century. Inspired by Pan s review of WSB s Interzone in the June issue, I decided to write
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Extractions: Inspired by Pan's review of WSB's Interzone in the June issue , I decided to write a piece on the Cut-up technique of writing utilized and pioneered by Burroughs and his associate Brion Gysin. For the uninitiated, the Cut-up technique was inspired by the collage technique used by artists and photographers. Often the greatest photographs and artwork happen by accident. An unexpected pedestrian walks into your shot, or an odd glob of paint scars your painting, and rather than tragedy you have something unexpected and spontaneous. Take this concept one step further and the artist can juxtapose various visual fragments with great and unexpected results. Gysin and Burroughs wanted to introduce the spontaneity and chance of the collage to the written word, and so they developed and utilized the Cut-up technique. The technique is simple. Take any page of writing. Take a scissors and cut it into four parts; cut straight across, down the middle, on angles, whatever. Now reassemble the parts at random. You now have a different text. Meaning, time lines and narratives are changed. The result may be quite similar to the original or shockingly different. The more cuts you make and the more sources you use, the more fun you'll have. The beauty of the Cut-up method is anyone can do it, and should do it; anyone can now be a great writer, if only by chance. Unfortunately this technique works better with paper than computer text, because you cannot easily (if at all) make vertical cuts on an electronic page. One method you could use would be to capture your screen as an image, and then use image editing software to cut it up, and OCR software to return it to text form.
William S. Burroughs: Burroughs On Scientology
Australian Critics of Scientology This page maintained by David Gerard. burroughs On Scientology. Los Angeles Free Press, 06 Mar 1970.
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Extractions: This page maintained by David Gerard In view of the fact that my articles and statements on Scientology may have influenced young people to associate themselves with the so called Church of Scientology, I feel an obligation to make my present views on the subject quite clear. Some of the techniques are highly valuable and warrant further study and experimentation. The E Meter is a useful device ... (many variations of this instrument are possible). On the other hand I am in flat disagreement with the organizational policy. No body of knowledge needs an organizational policy. Organizational policy can only impede the advancement of knowledge. There is a basic incompatibility between any organization and freedom of thought. Suppose Newton had founded a Church of Newtonian Physics and refused to show his formula to anyone who doubted the tenets of Newtonian Physics? All organizations create organizational necessities. It is precisely organizational necessities that have prevented Scientology from obtaining the serious consideration merited by the importance of Mr. Hubbard's discoveries. Scientologists are not prepared to accept intelligent and sometimes critical evaluation. They demand unquestioning acceptance. Mr. Hubbard's overtly fascist utterances (China is the real threat to world peace, Scientology is protecting the home, the church, the family, decent morals ... positively no wife swapping. It's a dirty Communist trick ... national boundaries, the concepts of RIGHT and WRONG against evil free thinking psychiatrist) can hardly recommend him to the militant students. Certainly it is time for the Scientologists to come out in plain English on one side or the other, if they expect the trust and support of young people. Which side are you on Hubbard, which side are you on?
William S. Burroughs Junky Prologue I Was Born In 1914 In A Solid
william S. burroughs Junky Prologue I was born in 1914 in a solid, threestory, brick house in a large Midwest city. My parents were comfortable.
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