Vahşi Oğlanlar

William S. Burroughs, one of the most subversive and experimental members of the Beat Generation writers, takes the reader into a dangerous situation in this multi-part, striking novel. invites you to a journey. In the book, while the Wild Boys gang takes their revenge on all domination powers, armies, generals, oppressive authorities, bureaucrats, etc. and turns the world system upside down with grotesque and creative guerrilla methods, Burroughs pushes the limits of imagination and language to the fullest. Be prepared for all your cultural and moral codes to be shaken as you read Burroughs, who ruthlessly exposes all human conditions that are branded as obscene, disturbing and strange. This "anti-literature" masterpiece, where everything is subjected to great irony and sarcasm, brings together the literary experimentalism of James Joyce and Samuel Beckett and the sexual audacity of the Marquis de Sade. Add to this the hallucinatory effects of drugs. And here is William S. Burroughs, with a story and provocative language that will drag you into a world you have never experienced before.

This violent novel, which has influenced many "counter-culture" figures from David Bowie to Ian Curtis, responds to the violence of the world with literary violence. This literary "savagery" that emerges when underground figures decide to attack the aboveground promises a feast for readers who want to hear the angry and sarcastic voices of the "others" of the earth. In short, Wild Boys is a dystopia for some, a utopia for others...



Number of Pages: 160

Print Year: 2012


Language: Turkish
Publisher: Ayrıntı Yayınları< /p>

First Print Year: 2012

Language: Turkish