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Losing the Plot
BERT, a twice-divorced crab-fisherman, ARTHUR, a semi-retired knicker-sniffer, CHUCK a C.I.A. part-time novelist, and DANNY, a down to earth stoner, are thrown together in a world where losing the plot seems the only way to get by. Until that is a terrorist bomb is planted in the core of their favorite fast-food joint...This quirky tale of personal excess, failure, big-macs, aspirations, g-strings, and magic weaves our cast of eccentric characters around to combine a potent stew of combustible madness. LOSING THE PLOT is a post-modern meditation on the lives of four mildly deranged Westerners trying to make sense of their lives in an unknown land. LOSING THE PLOT is by an original member of the London underground counter-culture movement, Philip Willey, who has also written critically acclaimed books on John Lennon and William Burroughs.
Naked Tea: The Burroughs Bits
Inspired by a meeting with William S. Burroughs in a London tea shop, this short collection by Philip Willey blends fact and fiction to tell the bizarre story of Burroughs' life. The chapters take on different parts of the Burroughs legacy, and are illustrated by Lyle Schultz. Included is an intimate portrait of Burroughs' final days by George Laughead, one of his friends in Lawrence, Kansas.
Days in the Life
"Simon is a groovy young rock writer in Swinging London who always manages to be in the right place at the right time. We follow him to the TV studios where Ready Steady Go is produced, then on to the flat of art dealer Robert Fraser where only the hippest of the hip hang out. He drives out to Weybridge to visit John Lennon, Abbey Road Studios where Sergeant Pepper is being made, and the Bag of Nails club for the London debut of Jimi Hendrix. Many years later, in Bermuda, he reflects on his life and has an encounter with John Lennon's ghost. Illustrated by local (Victoria) artists." --from author's website.
