National Screw, Volume 1, Number 7, June 1977

Burroughs contributes "Los Niños Locos" (from Port of Saints), with illustrations by Malcolm Mc Neill, pp. 34-37.  

Burroughs is additionally discussed in an interview with Allen Ginsberg by Victor Bockris entitled "The Egolessness of Heroes", at page 10. [this page on Burroughs by Ginsberg was surprisingly not noted by either Shoaf or Schottlaender (v4)].

On this interview with Ginsberg, Victor Bockris noted in the Facebook "Burroughs & Associates" group (link) that:

"I did the interview with Allen in his apartment on East 12th Street. We smoked half a joint and had eye contact throughout. Allen always made me feel good. He had that effect on almost everyone he met. I told Bill once after visiting Allen who was on his way to Yugoslavia with Peter O [i.e. Orlovsky] and his guitar player Steven Taylor how good I felt after seeing him. Allen has that effect on people he said. Remember Bill was deeply in love with Allen in the fifties. They had an affair when the lived on East 7th Street in 1953. Allen broke it off because he ws [sic] frightened of the intensity of Bill's love. Bill was a romantic."

Published in Secaucus, NJ. by Rorjor, Inc. in June 1977.

Bibliographic Information: 

• Shoaf III.261
• Schottlaender v4.C437
• Raven 19770600NSCR.1.7

Selected Contents: 

• Allen Ginsberg and Victor Bockris: "The Egolessness of Heroes: Conversations with Allen Ginsberg by Victor Bockris" (interview)
• Scott Cohen: "Grease Meets West: Dion and Ricky" (interviews)
• Gerard Malanga: photographs
• Overton Loyd: illustration
• Nöe Goldwasser and Mark Ivins: "Did you See the Trooper Shoot the Biker?" (essay)
• Janel Bladow: "Key West: The Real Reefer Madness: Sex, Drugs and Other Adventures in Paradise" (essay)
• William S. Burroughs and Malcolm Mc Neill: "Los Niños Locos" (prose)
• Gerald J. Francischelli: "$mut: How to Write Porn for Fun and Profit" (essay)
• Richard Egielski: illustration
• Sirois: "The Unsavory Exploits of Frank and Beans" (comic)
• Tom Hachtman: illustration
• Claudia Karabaic: illustration
• Mike McKenzie: "Twelve Who Have the Big Apple Over a Barrel" (photoessay)
• Al Goldstein: "Shit List" (opinion)
• Bob Schneider: "The Future is Now: Hollywood Rediscovers the Sci-Fi Film" (essay)
• Dean Latimer and Tom Hachtman: "The Dong Show" (comic)
• unknown: "The Groove Room" (3d photoseries)
• Eric Brewer: "Bondage for Beginners" (essay)
• Chris Cassel: "Bound to Please" (prose)
• J. J. Kane: "Smut from the Past" (photo essay)
• Will Eisner: "The Quality of Life, Chapter II" (comic)
• softcore photo series

Publishing Information: 

• Publisher: Lyle Stuart
• Editor: Al Goldstein
• Managing Editor: John Kois
• Art Director: Robert Eisner
• Senior Associate Editor: Mara Mills
• Designer: Scott MacNeill
• Associate Editor: Paul Bresnick
• Art Assistant: Robert Sefcik
• Editorial Assistant: Al Simpson
• Assistant to the Art Director: Frank Bruno
• Type Manager: Bill Mudie
• Contributing Editors: Victor Bockris, Jeff Goldberg, J. J. Kane, Dean Latimer, Manny Neuhaus
• Contributing Artists: Walter Gurbo, Robert Romanoli, Kurt Schnurr, Wallace Wood, Milton Zelman