William S. Burroughs

As Author31

Volume 1, Issue 1 (Spring 1959), ed. Irving Rosenthal: Ten Episodes from Naked Lunch: 1; Ten Episodes from Naked Lunch: 2; Ten Episodes from Naked Lunch: 3; Ten Episodes from Naked Lunch: 4; Ten Episodes from Naked Lunch: 5; Ten Episodes from Naked Lunch: 6; Ten Episodes from Naked Lunch: 7; Ten Episodes from Naked Lunch: 8; Ten Episodes from Naked Lunch: 9; Ten Episodes from Naked Lunch: 10
Volume 1, Issue 2 (Summer 1959), ed. Paul Carroll: In Quest of Yage
Volume 1, Issue 4 (Spring 1960), ed. Paul Carroll: But Is All Back Seat of Dreaming

Volume 1, Issue 9 (Summer 1964), ed. Ted Berrigan: INTERSECTIONS SHIFTS AND SCANNING FROM LITERARY DAYS BY TOM VEITCH (as William Burroughs); Givers of Winds is My Name
Volume 1, Issue 10 (14th February 1965), ed. Ted Berrigan: FITS OF NERVES WITH A FIX (as William Burroughs)

Issue 5 (March 1965), ed. Allen De Loach: LAST AWNING FLAPS ON THE PIER
Issue 6 (1966), ed. Allen De Loach: Salt Chunk Mary
Issue 14/15 (1969), ed. Allen De Loach: "One voice speaks through these pages..."; Last Awning Flaps on the Pier; Salt Chunk Mary

Volume Second Series, Issue 13 (April 1964), ed. Cid Corman: Untitled [... We were up in town...] (as Bill B.)

Issue 7 (Fall 1957), ed. Robert Creeley: From The Naked Lunch, Book III: The Search of Yage (as William Lee)

Issue 5 (1961), ed. Amiri Baraka, Diane Di Prima: "Out Show Window and We're Proud of It"; [Letter]
Issue 9 (1961), ed. Amiri Baraka, Diane Di Prima: Routine: Roosevelt after Inauguration
Issue 24 (1962), ed. Amiri Baraka, Diane Di Prima: SPAIN & 42 St. (as W. S. Burroughs); DEAD WHISTLE STOP ALREADY END (as W. S. Burroughs); WHERE FLESH CIRCULATES (as W. S. Burroughs)

Issue 3 (1958), ed. Amiri Baraka, Hettie Cohen: have you seen Pantapon Rose?
Issue 8 (1962), ed. Amiri Baraka, Hettie Cohen: The Cut Up Method of Brion Gysin (as William Burroughs)

Volume 1, Issue 10 (14th February 1965), ed. Ted Berrigan: “YES, I AM WILLIAM BURROUGHS....", by Tom Veitch