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Burroughs and Friends, Lost Interviews TypeChanged "Stop Your Sobbing" and "DavidWilliam S. Burroughs occupied a unique place in American literature. Harking from the Beat Generation, he worked closely with Allen Ginsberg on publishing his writings, while also participating in other social movements: Anti war, Punk Rock, you name it! Here is a collection of interviews with several of his associates, as well as the man himself. Burroughs and Friends contains never before published interviews which shed a new light on W. S.