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| The Burroughs' book which, with `The Soft Machine' and `Nova Express', completes the classic `Cut-Up Trilogy'. `Earth was under attack, but by whom? The Insect People of Minraud? The Nova Mob? The White Hunters ? Representatives of Hassan i Sabbah or the White Goddess?'`Language is the worn coin pressed silently into my hand. Inspector J. Lee of the Nova Police knew them by many names - but he only knew one way to stop them.'`The only weapon was silence: silence to say goodbye - by silence to say good. You see, gentlemen, what we call history is the history of the word - and the word is a killer virus... 'A prophetic vision of a world in which techlogy has gone haywire, `The Ticket that Exploded' completes Burroughs' classic `Cut-Up Trilogy'. |
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| Product Identifiers |
| Publisher | Fourth Estate Ltd, HarperCollins Publishers |
| ISBN-10 | 000734192x |
| ISBN-13 | 9780007341924 |
| eBay Product ID (ePID) | 96319769 |
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| Product Key Features |
| Format | B-Format Paperback, Paperback |
| Language | English |
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| Place of Publication | London |
| Author Biography | William Burroughs was born in St Louis, Missouri in 1914. Immensely influential among the Beat writers of the 1950s - notably Jack Kerouac and Allen Ginsberg - he already had an underground reputation before the appearance of his first important book, 'Naked Lunch'. Originally published by the daring and influential Olympia Press (the original publishers of Henry Miller) in France in 1959, it aroused great controversy on publication and was not available in the US until 1962 and in the UK until 1964. The book was adapted for film by David Cronenberg in 1991. William Burroughs died in 1997. |
| Country of Publication | United Kingdom |
| Author | William Burroughs |
| Topic | Science Fiction & Fantasy |
| Date of Publication | 29/04/2010 |
| Out-Of-Print Date | 03/03/2017 |