Two seminal figures of the Beat movement, Allen Ginsberg and
William S. Burroughs, discuss literary influences and personal
history in a never-before-published three-day conversation
following the release of the David Cronenberg film of Burroughs'
classic novel Naked Lunch. The visit coincided with the shamanic
exorcism of the demon that Burroughs believed had caused him to
fatally shoot his common law wife, Joan Vollmer Burroughs, in
1951-the event that Burroughs believed had driven his work as a
writer. The conversation is interspersed with photographs by
Ginsberg revealing Burroughs's daily activities from his painting
studio to the shooting range. DON'T HIDE THE MADNESS presents an
important, hitherto unpublished primary document of the Beat
Generation.
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