Dialogue transcribed upon subject of William S. Burroughs

Discussion with elizabeth lambert and myself. Conversation began through discussing how important it is to not give up on love and loving. I found the quote quickly in memetic form as such

I met old man burroughs a year before he passed.
-true
I knocked on his door on a sunday morning in lawrence. He scowled whadya want. I said i was there to pay you homage just as you kerouac ginsberg did with celine. His voice sweetened instantly as he opened the door and said come right in.
June 1996
-cool
That quote is powerful. I believe it.
-was he a nice guy?
-what did he say?
Yeah he was amazing, good sense of humor for being the literary genious that he is.
-aw
It was like sitting in the same room as mark twian or edgar allen poe. Or shakespeare for that matter.
He would yell at his cats for fighting.
-nothing is true, everything is allowed
I asked if he liked krazy kat comics.

He said his favorite was rex morgan m.d. very realistic he added.

-thats his quote right?
Yes hashishin.
Assassin
Nothing is true everything is permitted.
-permitted yeah
Ive extrapolated it further towards no-thing is true everything is permutated
-he is a big deal
Loll
-lol
Absolute,
His works are often excruciatingly brutal and obscene.

Horror science fiction that the world had never fanthomed. He broke laws of time space. It had to happen. His book was the last book to go to court for obscenity. Naked lunch won. Art is art. Very heavy
Metafiction. Abracadabra. Word spliced reveals the future. Alot of experimental work with genius level intellect.
A scientist at play with all the power of magic.
Burroughs is not the greatest person. At times he is an antihero he is the holy fool the universe is out to eradicate, the fact that he is able to endure and strive is all the remarkable