Los Angeles, CA: Kinght Publishing Corp. 1970. 84 pp. including covers. The loosening of Censorship in America has opened the stage to nudity and topics such as homosexuality, incest and bestiality. Includes a timeline of erotic theatre, from 1895's first known nudity on American stage, to 1970s homosexual rape, and..... More
San Francisco: Theater Artaud, n.d. 18 x 24". Printed in black & yellow on white stock. Image depicts a camel on wheels with a radiation symbol center on its body. In the background a child lying on its back playing the a pyramid and camel. Printed on reverse with details..... More
Belgrad: n.d.[c. 1985]. 24 x 38" offset image printed in colors with surrounding text. The image is that of a car wreck. The poster/announcement for a festival of the title. An enigmatic image, to say the least. More
San Francisco, CA: Bitch Publications, 2002. magazine of 108pp. featuring articles, reviews, interviews, reviews and more, with b/w photos and illos throughout. Features: Black in the Day - on the disappearance of Black women from sitcoms; Drama Mamas - theater group profiles; Avon Calling - the history of direct sales;..... More
New York: Arizill Publishing, 1967. 98pp., including covers, erotic men's magazine featuring articles, fiction, interviews, and cartoons with a focus on modern lifestyles, sex and sexuality. Illustrated with color nude pictorials. Features: Interview with Edward Albee. The San Francisco Mime Troupe, by H.C. Petley. Jack Ruby and His Dirty Little..... More
New York: Arizill Publishing, 1967. 98pp., including covers, erotic men's magazine featuring articles, fiction, interviews, and cartoons with a focus on modern lifestyles, sex and sexuality. Illustrated with color nude pictorials. Features: Nights in the Rustic, by Hunter S. Thompson. Why Is a Crooked Letter, a play by Fred Vassi..... More
San Francisco: The Committee, c.1972. "Come to The Committee on Sunday, October 8, 8:30 and see the premiere of their last show, before this landmark closes its doors the following week. With them is the Congress of Wonders, who rival any legislature for nonsense. It's going to be an historic..... More
New York: Evergreen Review, Inc., 1966. 4to. 104pp., illustrated. Poetry, prose, criticism, art and more. One is frankly stunned at the range and depth of this journal. This issue includes work by Frank O'Hara, LeRoi Jones, Yukio Mishima, Paul Blackburn, Michael Rumaker, and Ho Chi Minh's "Prison Poems"; Harvey Pekar..... More
New York: Evergreen Review, Inc., 1966. 4to. 104pp., illustrated. Poetry, prose, criticism, art and more. One is frankly stunned at the range and depth of this journal. This issue includes Lenny Bruce obituary, work by Salvador Dali & Werner Bokelberg (The Beast's Repast), Hortense Calisher, Pablo Neruda, Paul Becker, Witold..... More
New York: Evergreen Review, Inc., 1968. 4to. 104pp., illustrated. One stands a little in awe of this journal, which consistently printed literature, art, criticism and journalism that not only mattered, but lasted. Cover story: "My Silent War" by Kim Philby. Also, Peter Brook interview, essays by John Lahr, Nat Hentoff..... More
New York: Evergreen Review, Inc., 1968. 4to. 104pp., illustrated. One stands a little in awe of this journal, which consistently printed literature, art, criticism and journalism that not only mattered, but lasted. This issue continues Kim Philby's story in "My Silent War: Part II," with the master spy taking on..... More
New York: Evergreen Review, Inc., 1968. 4to. 96pp., illustrated. Presenting some of the finest work of its era, the Evergreen Review both documented and defined it in a fascinating mix of literature, art, criticism, film, drama, poetry and journalism. This issue features Che Guevara's Bolivian Campaign Diary, with post-mortem photos..... More
New York: Evergreen Review, Inc., 1968. 4to. 96pp., illustrated. Presenting some of the finest work of its era, the Evergreen Review both documented and defined it in a fascinating mix of literature, art, criticism, film, drama, poetry and journalism. This issue features Eugene Ionesco's "Fragments of A Journal"; "Football" -..... More
New York: Evergreen Review, Inc., 1968. 4to. 96pp., illustrated. Presenting some of the finest work of its era, the Evergreen Review both documented and defined it in a fascinating mix of literature, art, criticism, film, drama, poetry and journalism. This issue features work by Jean Genet (A Salute to 100,000..... More
New York: Evergreen Review, Inc., 1969. 4to. 96pp., illustrated. Presenting some of the finest work of its era, the Evergreen Review both documented and defined it in a fascinating mix of literature, art, criticism, film, drama, poetry and journalism. This issue features Samuel Beckett's television play "Eh Joe"; Michael O'Donaghue..... More
New York: Evergreen Review, Inc., 1969. 4to. 96pp., illustrated. Presenting some of the finest work of its era, the Evergreen Review both documented and defined it in a fascinating mix of literature, art, criticism, film, drama, poetry and journalism. This issue features Martin Duberman's play, "History," as well as an..... More
New York: Evergreen Review, Inc., 1969. 4to. 96pp., illustrated. Presenting some of the finest work of its era, the Evergreen Review both documented and defined it in a fascinating mix of literature, art, criticism, film, drama, poetry and journalism. This issue features a story by William S. Burroughs (Mother and..... More
New York: Evergreen Review, Inc., 1969. 4to. 96pp., illustrated. Presenting some of the finest work of its era, the Evergreen Review both documented and defined it in a fascinating mix of literature, art, criticism, film, drama, poetry and journalism. This issue: complete text of Harold Pinter's play "Landscape"; excerpt from..... More
New York: Evergreen Review, Inc., 1969. 4to. 80pp., illustrated. Presenting some of the finest work of its era, the Evergreen Review both documented and defined it in a fascinating mix of literature, art, criticism, film, drama, poetry and journalism. This issue: an interview with Fernando Arrabal, and Arrabal's memoir of..... More
New York: Evergreen Review, Inc., 1970. 4to. 80pp., illustrated. Presenting some of the finest work of its era, the Evergreen Review both documented and defined it in a fascinating mix of literature, art, criticism, film, drama, poetry, cartoons and journalism. In this issue: "The Socialism That Came in from the..... More
New York: Evergreen Review, Inc., 1970. 4to. 80pp., illustrated. Presenting some of the finest work of its era, the Evergreen Review both documented and defined it in a fascinating mix of literature, art, criticism, film, drama, poetry, cartoons and journalism. In this issue: Eugene Ionesco interview and his memoir, "Present..... More
New York: Evergreen Review, Inc., 1971. 4to. 80pp., illustrated. Presenting some of the finest work of its era, the Evergreen Review both documented and defined it in a fascinating mix of literature, art, criticism, film, drama, poetry, cartoons and journalism. In this issue: Interviews with Mylai Veterans, by Richard Hammer..... More
New York: Evergreen Review, Inc., 1971. 4to. 80pp. plus covers, illustrated. One stands a little in awe of this journal, which consistently printed literature, art, criticism and journalism that not only mattered, but lasted. This issue features an interview with Bernadette Devlin; a collection of erotic bookplates by Phyllis and..... More
North Hollywood: American Art Agency [Parliament], 1968. magazine of 80pp., including covers featuring articles, fiction, cartoons and pictorials, illustrated throughout with b/w, duotone and color photos featuring nude and semi-nude women in stockings, garter belts, and the like. All with a cheeky French flair! Fiction: Pussy's Last Prowl, by Ray..... More
Paris: Les Belles Lettres, 1995. Small 8vo. 184 pp. Introduction by Olivier Sers. From the library of Patrick J. Kearney, with his small name sticker at the bottom of the verso of the front cover. Les Belles Lettres book list laid in. More