How simple it all began! 1944 Bosom buddies William Burroughs and Jack Kerouac were detained by the police for trying to help their friend hide from the law,...

The second part of the trilogy, which also included “Soft Machine” and “Nova Express”. Agent Lee continues to fight the sinister organization “Gang Nova”, wh...

The prose here before us is, of course, short. But there is enough rage for several novels. What exactly Burroughs describes and what he protests against is ...

Cats were once considered the earthly embodiment of demons. Superstition? Or maybe NOT! Cats were once burned on the fires of the Inquisition. For nothing ab...

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Letters to Yaha is an early epistolary novella by William Burroughs. It is a logical continuation of "Junkie", which ends with the words "Maybe it all ends o...

Contents: 1. The Devourer who came from afar 2. The strange experiments of Dr. Paukenschlager 3. Mr. Wohlmuth and Franz Benschneider 4. “The Mainz Psalter” 5...

The last book written by the great Burroughs during his stay in London. One of the gems of his creative legacy - and perhaps the most intellectual of his lat...

The letters of William Burroughs are sometimes strange and whimsical, sometimes, on the contrary, very realistic, angry, witty to the point of cynicism. Lett...

Wild Boys, or the Book of the Dead, the first novel in the London trilogy, which also includes The Exterminator and Saints' Landing, tells the story of a gro...

William Burroughs - what he was like and how he saw himself. The king and classic of English-language alternative prose - about himself, his work and his lif...

Port of Saints, the latest novel in William Burroughs' London series, is an experimental autobiography, a journey down the route of wild sexual fantasies int...