The yage letters

66 pages

English language

Published Dec. 14, 1975 by City Lights Books.

ISBN:
978-0-87286-004-9
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OCLC Number:
26922260

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"I met some old time American residents who said the country was in a hell of a shape.
'They hate the sight of a foreigner down here. You know why? It's all this Point four and good nabor crap and financial aid. If you give these people anything they think "oh so he needs me." And the more you give the bastards the nastier they get.'
I heard this line from old timers all over S.A. It does not occur to them that something more basic is involved here than the activities of Point four. Like the U.S. Pegler fans say. 'The trouble is Unions: They would still say it spitting blood from radiation sickness. Or in process of turning into crustaceans."



"In front of the post office were Conservative posters. One of them read: Farmers the army is fighting for your welfare. Crime degrades a man and he can't …

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Subjects

  • Burroughs, William S., -- 1914-1997 -- Correspondence
  • Ginsberg, Allen, -- 1926-1997 -- Correspondence