William S. Burroughs was a writer, intellectual and counter-culture icon. From Jack Kerouac to Kurt Cobain, he inspired a half-century of America's underground.

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William S. Burroughs was a writer, intellectual and counter-culture icon. From Jack Kerouac to Kurt Cobain, he inspired a half-century of America's underground.

Magic and the Occult occurred as themes throughout Burroughs writing and conversations. This thesis undertakes a detailed analysis of Burroughs' final trilogy, The Road to the Western Lands, uncovering a hidden symbolism woven into the text, and revealing the works as a masterful Occult allegory.

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