"These funny, filthy, and terrifically smart letters reveal him in a way that no biographer can." -- New York Newsday Guru of the Beat generation, éminence grise of the international avant-garde, dark prophet, and blackest of satirists, William S. Burroughs has had a range of influence rivaled by few living writers. This volume of his correspondence from 1945 to 1959 vividly documents the personal and cultural history through which Burroughs developed, revealing clues to illuminate his life and keys to open up his texts. More than that, it shows how letter-writing was itself integral to his…mehr
"These funny, filthy, and terrifically smart letters reveal him in a way that no biographer can." -- New York Newsday Guru of the Beat generation, éminence grise of the international avant-garde, dark prophet, and blackest of satirists, William S. Burroughs has had a range of influence rivaled by few living writers. This volume of his correspondence from 1945 to 1959 vividly documents the personal and cultural history through which Burroughs developed, revealing clues to illuminate his life and keys to open up his texts. More than that, it shows how letter-writing was itself integral to his life and to his fiction. Beginning as surprisingly formal notes from the road to his friends Allen Ginsberg and Jack Kerouac, the letters deepen in substance and style. Then, in Tangier, comes a dramatic shift in voice and vision and the explosive, distinctive letters that will become Naked Lunch. Letters were lifelines for Burroughs, the outcast; and works-in-progress for Burroughs, the writer; and, they track his turbulent journey across two decades and three continents. To read them as they were written is to experience a unique merging of life and letters, the extraordinary story of Williams S. Burroughs homme de lettres. "Unrelenting impact." -- Los Angeles ReaderHinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
William S. Burroughs (1914-1997)—guru of the Beat Generation, controversial éminence grise of the international avant-garde, dark prophet, and blackest of black humor satirists—had a range of influence rivaled by few post-World War II writers. His many books include Naked Lunch, Queer, Exterminator!, The Cat Inside, The Western Lands, and Interzone. Oliver Harris edited The Letters of William S. Burroughs 1945-1959. He is currently a lecturer in American Literature at the University of Keele.
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The Letters of William S. BurroughsIntroduction by Oliver Harris 1945 July 24Allen Ginsberg 1946 September 1Allen Ginsberg October 10Allen Ginsberg 1947 February 19Allen Ginsberg March 11Allen Ginsberg August 8Allen Ginsberg 1948 February 20Allen Ginsberg June 5Allen Ginsberg And Jack Kerouac October 14 Allen Ginsberg November 9Allen Ginsberg November 30Allen Ginsberg November 30Jack Kerouac December 2Allen Ginsberg 1949 January 10Allen Ginsberg January 16Allen Ginsberg January 30Allen Ginsberg February 7Allen Ginsberg March 15Jack Kerouac March 18Allen Ginsberg April 16Allen Ginsberg May 27Jack Kerouac June 24Jack Kerouac September 26Jack Kerouac October 13Allen Ginsberg November 2Jack Kerouac December 24Allen Ginsberg 1950 January 1Jack Kerouac January 22Jack Kerouac March 10Jack Kerouac May 1Allen Ginsberg September 18Jack Kerouac 1951 January 1Allen Ginsberg January 11Allen Ginsberg January 28Jack Kerouac March 5Lucien Carr April 24Jack Kerouac May 5Allen Ginsberg MayAllen Ginsberg MayJack Kerouac June 20Jack Kerouac November 5Allen Ginsberg December 20Allen Ginsberg 1952 January 19Allen Ginsberg March 5Allen Ginsberg March 20Allen Ginsberg March 26Jack Kerouac April 3Jack Kerouac April 5Allen Ginsberg AprilJack Kerouac April 14Allen Ginsberg April 22Allen Ginsberg April 26Allen Ginsberg May 15Allen Ginsberg May 23Allen Ginsberg June 4Allen Ginsberg June 23Allen Ginsberg Early JulyAllen Ginsberg July 13Allen Ginsberg September 18Allen Ginsberg October 6 & 14Allen Ginsberg November 5Allen Ginsberg December 15Allen Ginsberg December 23Allen Ginsberg December 24Allen Ginsberg 1953 January 10Allen Ginsberg March 1 & 3Allen Ginsberg March 5Allen Ginsberg April 12Allen Ginsberg April 22Allen Ginsberg May 5Allen Ginsberg May 12Allen Ginsberg May 23 & 24Allen Ginsberg May 30Allen Ginsberg June 5Allen Ginsberg June 6Allen Ginsberg June 18Allen Ginsberg Early JulyAllen Ginsberg July 8Allen Ginsberg July 10Allen Ginsberg August 3Allen Ginsberg August 17Allen Ginsberg and Jack Kerouac December 14Jack Kerouac December 24Allen Ginsberg 1954 January 2Allen Ginsberg January 26Allen Ginsberg February 9Allen Ginsberg March 1Allen Ginsberg March 12Neal Cassady April 7Allen Ginsberg April 22Jack Kerouac May 2Neal Cassady May 4Jack Kerouac May 11Allen Ginsberg May 24Jack Kerouac June 16Allen Ginsberg June 24Allen Ginsberg July 3 & 4Allen Ginsberg July 15, 16, & 22Allen Ginsberg August 18Jack Kerouac August 26Allen Ginsberg September 3Jack Kerouac Early OctoberAllen Ginsberg October 13Allen Ginsberg November 12 & 13Allen Ginsberg December 7Jack Kerouac December 13Allen Ginsberg December 30Allen Ginsberg 1955 January 6Allen Ginsberg January 9Allen Ginsberg January 12Allen Ginsberg January 21Allen Ginsberg February 7Allen Ginsberg February 12Jack Kerouac February 19Allen Ginsberg April 20Allen Ginsberg June 9Jack Kerouac July 5Allen Ginsberg August 10Allen Ginsberg September 21Allen Ginsberg October 6 & 7Allen Ginsberg October 10 & 11Allen Ginsberg October 21Allen Ginsberg October 23Allen Ginsberg and Jack Kerouac November 1Jack Kerouac and Allen Ginsberg November 2Jack Kerouac and Allen Ginsberg 1956 February 17Allen Ginsberg February 26 & 27Allen Ginsberg March 14Allen Ginsberg April 16Allen Ginsberg May 8Allen Ginsberg May 15Allen Ginsberg June 18Allen Ginsberg July 26Bill Gilmore September 16Allen Ginsberg October 13Allen Ginsberg October 29Allen Ginsberg December 20Allen Ginsberg 1957 January 23Allen Ginsberg January 28Allen Ginsberg January 31/February 1Allen Ginsberg February 14Allen Ginsberg March 25Bill Gilmore June 15Allen Ginsberg July 18Alan Ansen July 30Alan Ansen August 20Allen Ginsberg August 28Allen Ginsberg September 20Allen Ginsberg October 8Allen Ginsberg October 19Allen Ginsberg October 28Allen Ginsberg November 10Allen Ginsberg November 26Allen Ginsberg December 4Jack Kerouac December 8Allen Ginsberg 1958 January 9Allen Ginsberg February 16Allen Ginsberg April 18Lawrence Ferlinghetti July 20Paul Bowles JulyAllen Ginsberg July 24Allen Ginsberg August 25Allen Ginsberg September 28Allen Ginsberg October 10Allen Ginsberg October 19Paul Bowles 1959 January 2Allen Ginsberg January 17Brion Gysin January 17Paul Bowles February 20Paul Bowles April 2Allen Ginsberg April 21Allen Ginsberg May 18Allen Ginsberg June 8Allen Ginsberg Late JulyAllen Ginsberg August 24Allen Ginsberg September 5Allen Ginsberg September 11Allen Ginsberg September 25Allen Ginsberg October 7Allen Ginsberg October 27Allen Ginsberg October 29Allen Ginsberg Notes Index
The Letters of William S. BurroughsIntroduction by Oliver Harris 1945 July 24Allen Ginsberg 1946 September 1Allen Ginsberg October 10Allen Ginsberg 1947 February 19Allen Ginsberg March 11Allen Ginsberg August 8Allen Ginsberg 1948 February 20Allen Ginsberg June 5Allen Ginsberg And Jack Kerouac October 14 Allen Ginsberg November 9Allen Ginsberg November 30Allen Ginsberg November 30Jack Kerouac December 2Allen Ginsberg 1949 January 10Allen Ginsberg January 16Allen Ginsberg January 30Allen Ginsberg February 7Allen Ginsberg March 15Jack Kerouac March 18Allen Ginsberg April 16Allen Ginsberg May 27Jack Kerouac June 24Jack Kerouac September 26Jack Kerouac October 13Allen Ginsberg November 2Jack Kerouac December 24Allen Ginsberg 1950 January 1Jack Kerouac January 22Jack Kerouac March 10Jack Kerouac May 1Allen Ginsberg September 18Jack Kerouac 1951 January 1Allen Ginsberg January 11Allen Ginsberg January 28Jack Kerouac March 5Lucien Carr April 24Jack Kerouac May 5Allen Ginsberg MayAllen Ginsberg MayJack Kerouac June 20Jack Kerouac November 5Allen Ginsberg December 20Allen Ginsberg 1952 January 19Allen Ginsberg March 5Allen Ginsberg March 20Allen Ginsberg March 26Jack Kerouac April 3Jack Kerouac April 5Allen Ginsberg AprilJack Kerouac April 14Allen Ginsberg April 22Allen Ginsberg April 26Allen Ginsberg May 15Allen Ginsberg May 23Allen Ginsberg June 4Allen Ginsberg June 23Allen Ginsberg Early JulyAllen Ginsberg July 13Allen Ginsberg September 18Allen Ginsberg October 6 & 14Allen Ginsberg November 5Allen Ginsberg December 15Allen Ginsberg December 23Allen Ginsberg December 24Allen Ginsberg 1953 January 10Allen Ginsberg March 1 & 3Allen Ginsberg March 5Allen Ginsberg April 12Allen Ginsberg April 22Allen Ginsberg May 5Allen Ginsberg May 12Allen Ginsberg May 23 & 24Allen Ginsberg May 30Allen Ginsberg June 5Allen Ginsberg June 6Allen Ginsberg June 18Allen Ginsberg Early JulyAllen Ginsberg July 8Allen Ginsberg July 10Allen Ginsberg August 3Allen Ginsberg August 17Allen Ginsberg and Jack Kerouac December 14Jack Kerouac December 24Allen Ginsberg 1954 January 2Allen Ginsberg January 26Allen Ginsberg February 9Allen Ginsberg March 1Allen Ginsberg March 12Neal Cassady April 7Allen Ginsberg April 22Jack Kerouac May 2Neal Cassady May 4Jack Kerouac May 11Allen Ginsberg May 24Jack Kerouac June 16Allen Ginsberg June 24Allen Ginsberg July 3 & 4Allen Ginsberg July 15, 16, & 22Allen Ginsberg August 18Jack Kerouac August 26Allen Ginsberg September 3Jack Kerouac Early OctoberAllen Ginsberg October 13Allen Ginsberg November 12 & 13Allen Ginsberg December 7Jack Kerouac December 13Allen Ginsberg December 30Allen Ginsberg 1955 January 6Allen Ginsberg January 9Allen Ginsberg January 12Allen Ginsberg January 21Allen Ginsberg February 7Allen Ginsberg February 12Jack Kerouac February 19Allen Ginsberg April 20Allen Ginsberg June 9Jack Kerouac July 5Allen Ginsberg August 10Allen Ginsberg September 21Allen Ginsberg October 6 & 7Allen Ginsberg October 10 & 11Allen Ginsberg October 21Allen Ginsberg October 23Allen Ginsberg and Jack Kerouac November 1Jack Kerouac and Allen Ginsberg November 2Jack Kerouac and Allen Ginsberg 1956 February 17Allen Ginsberg February 26 & 27Allen Ginsberg March 14Allen Ginsberg April 16Allen Ginsberg May 8Allen Ginsberg May 15Allen Ginsberg June 18Allen Ginsberg July 26Bill Gilmore September 16Allen Ginsberg October 13Allen Ginsberg October 29Allen Ginsberg December 20Allen Ginsberg 1957 January 23Allen Ginsberg January 28Allen Ginsberg January 31/February 1Allen Ginsberg February 14Allen Ginsberg March 25Bill Gilmore June 15Allen Ginsberg July 18Alan Ansen July 30Alan Ansen August 20Allen Ginsberg August 28Allen Ginsberg September 20Allen Ginsberg October 8Allen Ginsberg October 19Allen Ginsberg October 28Allen Ginsberg November 10Allen Ginsberg November 26Allen Ginsberg December 4Jack Kerouac December 8Allen Ginsberg 1958 January 9Allen Ginsberg February 16Allen Ginsberg April 18Lawrence Ferlinghetti July 20Paul Bowles JulyAllen Ginsberg July 24Allen Ginsberg August 25Allen Ginsberg September 28Allen Ginsberg October 10Allen Ginsberg October 19Paul Bowles 1959 January 2Allen Ginsberg January 17Brion Gysin January 17Paul Bowles February 20Paul Bowles April 2Allen Ginsberg April 21Allen Ginsberg May 18Allen Ginsberg June 8Allen Ginsberg Late JulyAllen Ginsberg August 24Allen Ginsberg September 5Allen Ginsberg September 11Allen Ginsberg September 25Allen Ginsberg October 7Allen Ginsberg October 27Allen Ginsberg October 29Allen Ginsberg Notes Index
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