Charlotte, NC; Sarasota: Multidisciplinary Association for Psychedelic Studies (MAPS), 1994-2002. Magazine. Eight issues of the magazine, all 8.5x11 inches, minor handling wear or old price labels, generally very good. Issues present are vol. IV no. 4, vol. V no. 1, Vol. VI no. 3, vol. VIII nos. 1 and 3... More
Cat.No: 198351
San Francisco: Good Times Commune, 1970. Magazine. 24p., folded tabloid, 11x16.5 inches, illus., lightly browned newsprint, overall nicely preserved. San Francisco's longest lasting underground paper. Articles on magic mushrooms, local churches, commercialization of Christmas, cultural conflicts in Humboldt county, east bay left politics, Vietnam's decade of Defiance, and article on... More
Cat.No: 126642
San Cristóbal de las Casas, Chiapas: Ecosur, 2003. xvi, 323 pages, very good quarto-sized paperback. Signed by Anderson. More
Cat.No: 215993
Eschenau Germany: Bilwis Verlag Eschenau Publisher, 1995. Paperback. 128p., illustrated with scattered b&w photos and figures, huge softbound in 11.5x8.5 inch matte white wraps printed with table of contents; limited run, no.200 of 666 + XXXIV. The matte coverstock has picked up hand-soil (snacking during a perusal) and edgewear, but... More
Cat.No: 237556
San Francisco: Oracle Co-operative Publishing Co., 1966. Newspaper. 12p., folded tabloid, illus., very lightly and evenly tanned, very good bordering on fine. First issue of the famous underground paper at ground zero of the Haight-Ashbury counter-cultural explosion. This pre-dates the color-drenched psychedelicized issues, though the cultural preoccupations are there in... More
Cat.No: 239529
San Francisco: Renaissance Press, 1980. Paperback. 296p, [+48p. of illus.], wraps., signed by Bryan, very good condition. More
Cat.No: 29879
San Francisco: Oracle Co-operative Publishing Co., 1967. Newspaper. 40p., 11.5x15 inches, folded tabloid, evenly toned, small closed tears at bottom right corner of first half's pages - a printers' glitch, else very good. Cover art front and back shows UFOs and Native American on horseback. Summer of Love issue, with... More
Cat.No: 95672
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New York: The Academy, November 16, 1956. Pp.644-666 [of 463-731], glossy paperstock throughout, illustrated mostly with tables. Plain printed journal wraps, one accession stamp and a former owner's personal name on the cover. Slight signs of handling. Annals volume 64, art. 4. Translating from the medico-baffle-language, this paper seems largely... More
Cat.No: 92374
New York: St. Martin's Press, 1988. ix, 286p. + 8p. photos, first edition boards in dj, a very good copy. More
Cat.No: 22018
Washington DC: Administrative Office of the US Courts & Bureau of Prisons, DOJ, 1968. Magazine. 80p., 8.5x11 inches, essays, articles, reports, footnotes, news, offset toning to covers otherwise very good magazine/journal in printed green stapled wraps. Articles on LSD, Juvenile Deliquency and Deviancy, On Being Human in the Prison Community. More
Cat.No: 208160
Baton Rouge: Louisiana State University Press, 1996. Hardcover. xiii+208p., 10.5x13.5 inches, foreword, introduction, b&w photographs, poem, index, very good first edition in cloth-backed laminated pictorial boards and lightly-worn matching dj. Portraiture of America's radical artists, writers, musicians etc. A celebrity celebration in which most all the faces are interesting; Abbie..... More
Cat.No: 113179
San Francisco, CA: Partisan Press, 1995. 32p., single issue of the tabloid-format newspaper; this issue devoted in large part to the death of Jerry Garcia. More
Cat.No: 158669
Edinburgh: Canongate, 1977. x, 51p., ten b&w fullpage silhouette images plus cover image in colors, first edition trade-size glossy wraps (hardcover issued simultaneously) in fine condition except that former owner poet Robert Wells has penciled a few comments. External and internal "mountainclimbing," more or less in the vein of Rene..... More
Cat.No: 150041
![The Invisible Circus; a 72 hour environmental community happening [handbill]. Dave Hodges,...](/pictures/thumb/113278.jpg?v=1493867960)
Glide Church: Glide Foundation and The Diggers, 1967. 11x8.5 inch handbill, colorful circus-wagon illustration with psychedelic text printed in red, yellow and blue, fine condition. As pristine as we've seen. More
Cat.No: 113278
New York / London: Plenum Press, 1970. xxi, 479p., numerous tables and a few sketch illustrations, text reproduced from typescript; first edition tall blue boards in dj. Has a simple library stamp on the top edge, but no other markings, of a local library that engages in massive unaccessioned sales... More
Cat.No: 92452
![The realist [no.60], June 1965. Paul Krassner, ed](/pictures/thumb/182160.jpg?v=1517897380)
New York: The Realist Association, 1965. 32p., wraps, paper lightly browned, 8.5x11 inches. Cover: "Don't Flush for Everything!" "Norman Mailer on LBJ," "Paul Krassner on LSD," "Report from the Dominican Republic." Inside: Phil Ochs on campus revolt; Dick Guindon's seven-page comix panels state of the nation commentary gotten up as... More
Cat.No: 182160
![The realist [no.60], June 1965. Paul Krassner, ed](/pictures/thumb/182161.jpg?v=1517897381)
New York: The Realist Association, 1965. 32p., wraps, paper badly browned, staples rusted. 8.5x11 inches. Cover: "Don't Flush for Everything!" "Norman Mailer on LBJ," "Paul Krassner on LSD," "Report from the Dominican Republic." Inside: Phil Ochs on campus revolt; Dick Guindon's seven-page comix panels state of the nation commentary gotten... More
Cat.No: 182161
![The Realist [no.69] An impolite interview with Timothy Leary [cover story]. Paul Krassner](/pictures/thumb/158625.jpg?v=1517897360)
New York: The Realist, September 1966. 32 p, 8.5X11 inches, staplebound newsprint magazine, mildy stained and somewhat worn wraps, browned, small tear at staple, regretable marker ink strikethrough on p. 11 of Leary interview. In addition, Krassner on the Supreme Court and a fabulous centerfold of cartoons re gays in Vietnam. More
Cat.No: 158625
![The realist [no.71];. Paul Krassner](/pictures/thumb/106144.jpg?v=1517893778)
New York: the monthly, November, 1966. 24p., newsprint magazine, a bit browned, with some wear on top edge and lower corners. Cover story features photo of Ronald Reagan (in the company of a blackface mannequin), concerns the electableness of film and other media celebrities. Author John M. Anderson recounts an... More
Cat.No: 106144
![The realist [no.72];. Paul Krassner](/pictures/thumb/106150.jpg?v=1517893780)
New York: Realist Association, December, 1966. 24p., newsprint magazine, paper somewhat browned. A pair of cover stories, Robert Anton Wilson on the cybernetic revolution, Renfreu Neff how automation has affected sexual life, especially the more exotic tastes. Find also a 5p. account of The LSD conference held in the Bay... More
Cat.No: 106150
![The realist [no.91-A]; The cynic route: from conspiracy to community. Paul Krassner](/pictures/thumb/106153.jpg?v=1517893781)
New York: the every-other-monthly, July-August 1971. Single folio leaf folded twice to make 8p., printed double-column on newsprint. A bit browned with a corner crease. Cover story is a letter by Ted Otteson (University of Missouri English prof) in rebuttal to featured conference speaker Max Lerner; Lerner was pooh-poohing "conspiracy... More
Cat.No: 106153
![The realist [no.91-A]; The cynic route: from conspiracy to community. Paul Krassner](/pictures/thumb/231263.jpg?v=1542253832)
New York: the every-other-monthly, July-August 1971. Single folio leaf folded twice to make 8p., printed double-column on newsprint. Browned, front wrap stained and worn, else good condition. Cover story is a letter by Ted Otteson (University of Missouri English prof) in rebuttal to featured conference speaker Max Lerner; Lerner was... More
Cat.No: 231263
![The Realist [no.69] An impolite interview with Timothy Leary; [cover story]. Paul Krassner,...](/pictures/thumb/85034.jpg?v=1517897333)
New York: The Realist, September 1966. 32 p. (Leary article is 10 p.) Staplebound newsprint magazine, wraps, 8.5x11 inches, paper a bit browned but very good. In addition, Krassner on the Supreme Court and a centerfold of cartoons re gays in Vietnam. More
Cat.No: 85034
New York: Altar Incorporated, 2001. Paperback. 191p., trade paperback, illus., faint hint of must, else very good. One in a series of promising, but ill-fated publications issued from the feverish minds of Latimer and Sirius (both on their own and in league with each other). Considerable drug yak and contrarian... More
Cat.No: 228911
New York: Douglas Book Corporation, 1970. 154p., stated first printing, metallic silver boards titled black in dust jacket. Bottom edges each have a tiny ding (pressure mark) and bottom of textblock a small remainder stamp; the dj is mildly crimped along top rim, and has an eighth-inch abrasion to lower... More
Cat.No: 183220
