Changes: William Burroughs

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William Burroughs was an author who wrote the novel The Naked Lunch. (AUDIO: The Conspiracy) He travelled to South America to experiment with the drug yagé, sending frequent letters to Allen. However, he began experiencing frequent nightmares, forgetting large portions of the day, and feeling as if he was under constant surveillance. One letter describing this paranoia was written but unsent. (PROSE: Unsent letter)

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-'''William Burroughs''' was an author who wrote the novel ''[[The Naked Lunch]]''. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Conspiracy (audio story)|The Conspiracy]]'') He travelled to [[South America]] to experiment with the drug [[yagé]], sending frequent letters to [[Allen Ginsberg|Allen]]. However, he began forgetting large portions of the day, and he became convinced he was under constant surveillance. One letter describing this paranoia was written but unsent. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Unsent letter (short story)|Unsent letter]]'')
+'''William Burroughs''' was an author who wrote the novel ''[[The Naked Lunch]]''. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Conspiracy (audio story)|The Conspiracy]]'') He travelled to [[South America]] to experiment with the drug [[yagé]], sending frequent letters to [[Allen Ginsberg|Allen]]. However, he began experiencing frequent [[nightmare]]s, forgetting large portions of the day, and feeling as if he was under constant surveillance. One letter describing this paranoia was written but unsent. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Unsent letter (short story)|Unsent letter]]'')
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