Burroughs On-line

A partial index of online works by, and interviews with William S. Burroughs.

Title	Source
My Mother and I Would Like to Know	The Evergreen Review
Dream of the Penal Colony	The Beat Generation
The Death of Mrs D	sniggle.net
Junky’s Christmas	The Beat Generation
Excerpt from Ali’s Smile/Naked Scientology “Some of the techniques are highly valuable and warrant further study and experimentation…”	EFF William S. Burroughs Archive
“Bradley the Buyer” — Excerpt from Naked Lunch “‘Selling is more of a habit than using,’ Lupita says…”	Literary Kicks
Excerpt from Naked Lunch “Did I ever tell you about the man who taught his asshole to talk…”	The William S. Burroughs Files
Quick Fix	The William S. Burroughs Files
interview by Gregory Corso and Allen Ginsberg (1961)	The William S. Burroughs Files
interview by John C. Kramer (1978)	EFF William S. Burroughs Archive
interview by Jeffrey Morgan (1978/79)	The William S. Burroughs Files
interview by Lynn Snowden, and with David Cronenberg (1992)	The William S. Burroughs Files

On This Day in Snigglery	April 24, 2003: The “Monkey Man” of Tunbridge Wells, a real life superhero complete with mask and cape, is invented in some letters sent to the local paper. The mythical caped crusader later surfaces in the international media from France to New Zealand to the United States before the prank is revealed. (See News Trolls for more info)