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Encyclopedia > Cities of the Red Night

Cities of the Red Night is a novel by beat author William S. Burroughs. It is the first in a trilogy and is followed by The Place of Dead Roads and The Western Lands. The plot of this somewhat disjunctive work revolves around a group of revolutionary homosexual drug addicts who seek the freedom to live as they will, while a supernatural disease spreads across the world. The events described occur across vast expanses of time and space, without obvious temporal or spatial connections.


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Night of the Red Skies: Vision of "Grandfather", Apache wise man and scout (6387 words)
I sat for a long time in the quietude of the night, trying desperately to understand what Grandfather had told me. In essence it was not enough to work for spiritual enlightenment for self but to work for the spiritual enlightenment of all of mankind.
As sunset drifted to night, the stars shone bright red, the color never leaving the sky, and everywhere was heard the cries of fear and pain.
It was in his final night at the Eternal Cave that the fourth Vision came to Grandfather, this time carried by the voice of a young child.
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