The Review of Contemporary Fiction
William Burroughs
* William S. Burroughs, "Creative Reading"
* William S. Burroughs, "Revenge of the Ice Box"
* William S. Burroughs, "Ruski"
* Phillipe Mikriammos,
"The Last European Interview"
* Nicholas Zurbrugg, "Burroughs, Grauerholz, and
Cities of the Red Night: An Interview with James Grauerholz"
* Michael Leddy, " 'Departed Have Left No Address': Revelation/Concealment Presence/Absence in
Naked Lunch"
* Gregory Stephenson, "The Gnostic Vision of William S. Burroughs"
* Alan Ansen, "William Burroughs: A Personal View"
* Regina Weinreich, "The Dynamic Deja Vu of William Burroughs"
* Barbara L. Estrin, "The Revelatory Connection: Inspired Poetry and
Naked Lunch"
* Steven Shaviro, "Burroughs' Theater of Illusion:
Cities of the Red Night"
* Robin Lydenberg, "Beyond Good and Evil: 'How-To' Read
Naked Lunch"
* Nicholas Zurbrugg, "Burroughs, Barthes, and the Limits of Intertextuality"
* Allan Johnston, "The Burroughs Biopathy: William S. Burroughs'
Junky and
Naked Lunch and Reichian Theory"
* David Ohle, "Fastest Brains Preserved"
* Jennie Skerl, "Freedom Through Fantasy in the Recent Novels of William S. Burroughs"
* Francois Bucher, "Burroughs' Tree"
* Anne Waldman, "June Dream"
* Jurgen Ploog, "A Burroughs Primer"
* Glenn O'Brien, "Burroughs Live"
* Irving Malin, "Flashes of
Schultz"
* James R. Bettinger, "Each Word Taken Clean, Clean: William Carlos Williams'
White Mule and
The Great American Novel"
* Thomas McGonigle, "49th Slice From
St. Patrick's Day, Dublin, 1974"
* Books Received
* Note to Future Contributors
