Los chicos salvajes: El libro de los muertos

The Wild Boys pushes boundaries with its experimental style and themes. I'm curious what influenced Burroughs to tell this story in such a non-traditional way.

The mix of mythic elements with a dystopian setting created a disorienting experience. How did others interpret the allegories woven into the story?

The novel's exploration of these themes feels still relevant today. Did it evoke specific reflections on modern society or activism?