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An Interview With William S. Burroughs

WILLIAM S. BURROUGHS NEW YEAR’S DAY 1965

WILLIAM S. BURROUGHS NEW YEAR’S DAY 1965
Abe Books has published part of a transcript from an interview with William S. Burroughs, conducted by Conrad Knickerbocker for the Paris Review on New Year’s Day, 1965. In it, Burroughs discussed “why the visions of art and the visions of drugs don’t mix.” Other interviews available at Abe Books include Ernest Hemingway and P.G. Wodehouse - now that’s a mix to get any Hogmanay party started. Have a great New Year! Dangerous Minds