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Junky Study Guide

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by William S. Burroughs
About 48 pages (14,362 words)
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Junky Study Guide consists of approx. 48 pages of summaries and analysis on Junky by William S. Burroughs. Browse the literature study guide below:

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William Lee—Bill—is a thirty-year-old white male living in New York City who begins to use morphine and develops an addiction to narcotics—also referred to as junk. Over the next five years he uses drugs, engages in petty crimes and drug peddling, and moves to Texas, New Orleans, and finally Mexico City while intermittently kicking his junk habit. (read more)
      Prologue
      Pages 1-10
      Pages 11-19
      Pages 20-33
      Pages 34-49
      Pages 50-62
      Pages 63-83
      Pages 84-92
      Pages 93-107
      Pages 108-126
      Pages 127-128
      Pages 129-166

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