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The Realist No. 67: May 1966
Verlag: The Realist Association, Inc, New York, 1966
Anbieter: Ken Sanders Rare Books, ABAA, Salt Lake City, UT, USA
Verbandsmitglied: ABAA ILAB IOBA RMABA
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Saddle stitch. Zustand: Very good -. 23 pp. Octavo. [27.5 cm]. Tan saddle stitched wraps with black printed illustrations and titles. Heavily sunned, most noticeably at edges. Tearing and chipping at edges. Chipping and tearing to spine. A few small closed tears, the longest measuring 2 cm. "The Realist" is the brain child of Paul Krassner, who was an iconoclast in the countercultural printing of the 1960s. A child music prodigy, he became an infamous provacatuer for his use of public obscenity in his statements protesting the Vietnam War. Kurt Vonnegut lauded his use of offensive language and behavior in order to instigate political activity, comparing him to Albert Einstein. "The Realist" draws from the irreverant humor of Mad Magazine and blends elements of political leftism and the fight for free speech in the press popularized by "The Independent". Including the article "Three Authors in Search of Sadism." With contributions from Geoffrey Wagner, Robert Anton Wilson, Saul Heller, Barclay Hudson, and others.
