Description
Interzone by William S. Burroughs is a collection of short stories and literary sketches drawn largely from his writing of the mid-1950s. The collection offers an important glimpse into the development of Burroughs’s distinctive and unconventional literary style.
Through his provocative observations of human behaviour, sexuality, society and the darker aspects of human nature, Burroughs challenges conventional ideas of morality, taste and social propriety. The pieces reflect his characteristic experimental style and irreverent, often disturbing perspective.
A good choice for readers interested in literary fiction, experimental writing, counterculture and unconventional short stories.
