A Wolf at the Table

The perspective feels so raw and specific, making me wonder if he deliberately chose this approach to highlight certain memories or feelings. Did anyone else feel this added a layer of intimacy or discomfort?

Burroughs' humor adds a strange lightness to heavy topics, but I wonder if that was his way of processing or if it might turn some readers away.

The honesty is intense, and I’m curious whether this level of detail was motivated by a desire for catharsis or to give readers an unfiltered look at his experiences.