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Burroughs writes about weed

Discussion in 'Beat and Hippie Books' started by walsh, Apr 5, 2011.

  1. walsh

    walsh Senior Member

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    From Junky, 1953

     
  2. eggsprog

    eggsprog anti gang marriage HipForums Supporter

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    interesting. i haven't read anything by burroughs, but i think i'd like his style.
     
  3. Meliai

    Meliai Members

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    I love how they used to call it tea. I think I'm going to bring that back.

    That was a pretty cool read. I'm going to roll up some tea now.
     
  4. eggsprog

    eggsprog anti gang marriage HipForums Supporter

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    i think i'll join you!
     
  5. Celtic Hippie

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    Yeah man! Totally dug that too! So me & friends call it tea now too. Nice way to hint but not say it loud & clear ;)
     
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    Junky is one of my favorite books. Burroughs actually wanted to call it Junk, but the publisher refused to publish it under that name. In the 50th anniversary edition the title is written out as JUNK followed by Burroughs' name followed by the letter Y. Sort of a posthumous vindication.
     
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