by William S. Burroughs Cities of the Red Night Reviews Summary
Ratings Breakdown
Rated 4.4 by 166 people
Pros from Reviews
- Accessible entry to Burroughs
- Unique spins on storytelling
- Imaginative and visionary
- Crafts a private mythology
- Entertaining storyline
- Insightful and brilliantly written
- Sublime writing on dreams
- Witty and funny
Cons from Reviews
- Contains explicit content
- Disjointed and weird narrative
Notable Features
Fiction
Paperback
352 pages
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