An edition of Junky
(1953)
Junkie
by William S. Burroughs and Oliver Harris
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A semi-autobiographical account, narrated in a matter-of-fact manner, of the author’s life as a drug addict. The story ranges from the backstreets of New York to a drug rehabilitation hospital in Kentucky, the bars of New Orleans and on to Mexico, recounting the difficulties of obtaining drugs, financial problems and homosexual encounters. Burroughs significantly stretched the boundaries of publishable material with his debut novel.
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Drug addicts, Heroin abuse, Fiction, Drug use, Homosexuals in Fiction, Biography, Continental european fiction (fictional works by one author), Drug abuse, Fiction in English, Heroin, Drogenabhängigkeit, American fiction (fictional works by one author), Drug addicts--fiction, Heroin abuse--fiction, Ps3552.u75 j86 2003, 813/.54, Substance-Related Disorders, Fiction, biographical, Fiction, psychological, Fiction, general, United states, fiction, Rauschgift, I. d. LiteraturPlaces
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Junky: the definitive text of Junk
2012, Grove Press, Distributed by Publishers Group West
in English
0802120423 9780802120427
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Junkie: Bekenntnisse e. unbekehrten Rauschgiftsüchtigen
1972, Ullstein
in German
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3548028861 9783548028866
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First published in 1953 under title Junk and written under the pen name of William Lee.
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