
William Burroughs - in pictures
The author of Naked Lunch was born 100 years ago today. From his friendships with Beat authors such as Kerouac and Ginsberg, to his meetings with Dennis Hopper and Sting, browse images from a long and disreputable life
William Burroughs and Jack Kerouac in New York, 1953Photograph: Allen Ginsberg/Corbis
Burroughs sitting at a table with typewriter, 1959Photograph: Loomis Dean/Getty Image
Peter Orlovsky and Jack Kerouac pose in their shorts, while Burroughs takes a nap fully clothed on a beach in Tangier, Morocco, c1957Photograph: Allen Ginsberg/Corbis
Burroughs in the Beat Hotel, Paris, 1959Photograph: Loomis Dean/Getty Images
Burroughs in Paris, c1964Photograph: Getty Images
Burroughs in 1965Photograph: Evening Standard/Getty Images
Burroughs' apartment in a converted YMCA building, which he called The Bunker, on the Lower East Side of Manhattan, 1977Photograph: Caterine Milinaire/Corbis
Burroughs with Dennis Hopper, February 1977Photograph: Caterine Milinaire/ Caterine Milinaire/Sygma/Corbis
Allen Ginsberg and Burroughs (smoking) sit with French writer Jean Genet in the audience of the Democratic National Convention, Chicago, IllinoisPhotograph: Hulton/Getty Images
Burroughs and Joe Strummer of The Clash in The Bunker, 1980Photograph: Victor Bockris/Corbis
Allen Ginsberg (1926 - 1997), Gregory Corso (1930 - 2001), and William Burroughs (1914 - 1997) in Boulder, Colorado, 1994Photograph: Chris Felver/Getty Images
Burroughs in Chicago, 1981Photograph: Paul Natkin/WireImage
Burroughs celebrates his 70th birthday at the Limelight dance club in New YorkPhotograph: Time & Life Pictures/Getty Images
Burroughs with Sting and Andy Summers of the Police at his birthday party in the Limelight club, New YorkPhotograph: Time & Life Pictures/Getty Images
Burroughs with a knife in his New York apartment, The BunkerPhotograph: Victor Bockris/Corbis
Burroughs on the set of The Naked Lunch, directed by David CronenbergPhotograph: Jean-Louis Atlan/Corbis
Burroughs during the 1990sPhotograph: William Coupon/Corbis

















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