Juri wrote:
"William Burroughs as a hardboiled writer: didn't he write a
story for the New Black Mask in the early seventies?"
Not according to this lissting of the stories:
www.hycyber.com/MYST/new_black_mask.html
Has anyone read Burroughs's Last Words of Dutch Schultz,
based on
(copied from?) the delirious ramblings of the gangster as he
lay dying? Does it have a straightline narrative, or at least
a straightline frame for the ramblings?
Mark
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