First Edition. A pamphlet discussing the consciousness-expanding benefits of taking drugs like LSD, mushrooms, and nitrous oxide. Several pages are also devoted to the Aquarian Alphaphone, a newly invented device for measuring brain waves. The author taught esoteric astrology and alternative healing beginning in the 1960s; the Claregate Metaphysical Group.....

First Edition. An extensive collection of HST's gonzo journalism, collected from Rolling Stone magazine, the National Observer, the New York Times Magazine, and other publications. 602 pages. First edition (first printing, with a numberline ending in 1). A very good copy in a very good dust jacket. Some foxing to.....

First edition. The seventh installment of this literary journal combining found objects, broadsides, and tipped-in materials. Some contributors made 226 copies of their work (the entire print run); others sent things in to the editor who printed them (letterpress for broadsides). The contents were velobound with acetate wrappers. The covers.....

First Edition. The first three issues of Wilson's "journal about events posters & the arts of happenings." The newspapers are printed on white heavy newsprint and folded like tabloid magazines. The issues have drawings by Robert Crumb. The second issue is dedicated to Rick Griffin, the poster artist who had.....

First Edition. A poster designed by Spain Rodriguez for a play by Gene Sullivan, a political satire set in the fictitious town of Bluebird, Kansas. Manuel "Spain" Rodriguez was one of the defining underground cartoonists, beginning in the 1960s. He worked on Zap, Weirdo, Young Lust, American Splendor, and many.....

First Edition. 9 by 14 inches. 8 pages of weirdness. Printed in reverse order, right to left and back to front. According to Dorn's bibliographer, "Ed Dorn and Jeremy H. Prynne contributed approximately seventy-five percent of the content." Other contributors, credited only in a list of authors, are Tom Raworth.....