William Burroughs and His Hatchet-Carved Jack O’ Lantern

10 thoughts on “William Burroughs and His Hatchet-Carved Jack O’ Lantern”

1. Mean looking cuss

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2. scary pumpkin

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   1. He was somewhat a scary man, too. But very interesting.

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      1. Not scary. Have you read him? He was very aware of govt perfidy long before anyone else.

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         1. The earliest awareness of US govt perfidy that I am informed of were conversations between Benjamin Franklin and his buddy, Adams.
            Will’s Jack-O-Lantern looks like a hatchet job. Couldn’t resist that.

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            1. Yes but he is subverting the smiley Jack O’Lantern face we give to children to hide dread.

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            2. Gore Vidal’s book on Aron Burr and all the dealing that went on at the Constittional Convention is astounding.

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      2. He shot an apple off his wife’s head and missed tragically?

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      3. I was never a fan of his until I read all the interviews and it was then I found out how clear his vision was. Then I read his books and loved them. Earlier I couldn’t get into them as they were too far ahead of me at the time. Being critical of govt is not the same as to get into the strategies.

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         1. This is a war planet. I/Thou breaks down into us vs them. The people who subvert the democratic process for their own aims are in the same crowd as those who subvert religion for their own image.

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