"Fred W. McDarrah - for the past twenty-five years the picture editor of The Village Voice - was present, camera in hand, when the Beats first came east to Greenwich Village. Kerouac and Friends is the definitive photographic record of that period of American literary history. ... [details]
Spring 1965 issue of the biannual San Francisco publication. Edited by Jeff Berner. Contributions by Jess (Tricky Cad), Jeff Berner, George Hitchcock, Ardengo Soffici, Duane Locke, Paolo Soleri, Kalevi Lappalainen, Al Groeg, Yannis Ritsos, Abel Martin, Michael Cookinham, Louis Simpson, R. ... [details]
Contents include "Citizens to Stores: 'Clean Up,'" by Jeffrey Pawlan; "Euclidian Politics Spell CDC Doom," by Marvin Garson; "Why Did You Get Up This Morning" and "What Are You Afraid Of," questions by Robert Filliou; "Are Mexican Abortions Dangerous?" by Pat Maginnis featuring photo of Yayoi Kusama courtesy of East Village Other; "Radio Free America," by Lawrence Lipton; "Vice Guerillas Bust Film, Keep Isla Vista Minds Pure," by Richard Benner; "Freedom of Opinion: C. ... [details]
Issue edited by John Wilcock. Essays "Meet the Press!" by John Wilcock; "Why Not Go Live in the Woods?" by Bradford Angier; reprint of original John Wilcock "Other Scenes" newsletter published in LA in 1967; "What's It All About -- Anarchy?" by Louise Crowley; "Russians! Get Off Your Fannies!" by Lawrence Lipton; "Meatballs & Other Monkey Business," by Daniel Spoerri; "Harry the Hipster," by John Bryan; "Amerika : Which Side Are You On?" centerfold collage; "Rock Collage," by Jim Rodger; "Let's End These Archaic Feuds," by F. ... [details]
