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John Wilcock: New York Years, Book One
Very limited print run - 90 Pages, Full color, $22.50AS SEEN ON BOINGBOING.NET and in THE AMERICAN BYSTANDER - Never before offered for sale in a nice print collection, this is Book One of John Wilcock, New York Years.————————————————————————————————"A comic biography of an extraordinary, curiously unknown (almost) figure" — Print Magazine"Splendid...I love these John Wilcock comic strips...WHERE is the graphic novel of this so I can OWN IT?" - Graham Linehan (IT Crowd, Black Books, Father Ted)"Read this comic" - New Yorker Book Bench———————————————————————————————â...
Manhattan Memories
"A GOOD WAY to describe John Wilcock is to say that he is a talented bohemian counter-culture journalist who once played a major role in the emergence of America's underground press. Born 1927 in Sheffield, England, he left school aged 16 to work on various newspapers in England, and on Toronto periodicals before moving to New York City. There in 1955 he became one of the five founders of the Village Voice in which he and co-founder Norman Mailer wrote weekly columns. Wilcock called his column "The Village Square", an intended pun. He and young Mailer were not quite friends, although Wilcock was at times annoyed, but always amused, by Mailer's monstrous ego." -From the preface of Manhattan Memories, by Martin Gardner His weekly column, which dates back to the early Village Voice years, and his cable TV travel show which has covered a score of countries, appear on his website at www.ojaiorange.com along with his personal magazine.
John Wilcock: New York Years (Complete Series)
One of the most comprehensive histories of 1960s journalism ever produced - The story behind the creation of THE VILLAGE VOICE, THE EAST VILLAGE OTHER, and THE UNDERGROUND PRESS SYNDICATE. (Also: An inside look at Andy Warhol and Inter/View Magazine) - A documentary comic book, based on a seven year interview, JOHN WILCOCK: NEW YORK YEARS is a long overdue celebration of the work of a quietly overlooked "man from Sheffield, England", who moved to America in the 1950s, to politely: "shake it up a bit" -- collected here, in full!As seen on Boing Boing and in the pages of the American Bystander, the widely praised biography of John Wilcock is now available, the entire story collected in print for the first time.
The Autobiography and Sex Life of Andy Warhol
Edited by Christopher Trela. Photographs by Harry Shunk.
Los Angeles & Surroundings
Itinerary-based guides focusing on the best places to see and things to do, picked by our local correspondents. They are ideal for visitors new to a destination and perhaps pressed for time. To help readers follow the routes easily, the books contain full-size pull-out maps.
Los Angeles
The Compact FormulaFirst orientation is provided by the backcover map. It shows you the city's layout and highlights the location of suggested tours described in the main Places section of the guide.The tours provide the menu to the sights. Follow them right through or simply pick and choose according to your own particular taste and the time you have available.The star system highlights the importance of the main attractions - particularly useful if you're in a hurry: three stars - an absolute musttwo stars - very interestingone star - well worth seeingMain sights have numbered references which allow you to locate them easily on strategically placed maps.Corresponding directly with the text, color photography throughout provides you with that vital visual link.Color coding provides easy access both to the tours and to the sections on Culture, Leisure and Practical Information.
San Diego
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An Occult Guide to South America
TOUR GUIDE TO THE SPOOKIEST PLACES ON EARTH JOIN A JOURNEY TO A LAND OF MYSTERY AND MYSTICISM ON THE EDGE OF REALITY. HERE ARE STRANGE TALES OF WITCHCRAFT, SPIRITUALISM, LOST RACES AND RELIGIOUS MIRACLES. South American folklore has its share of unique and fantastic myths and legends. There are incredible tales of magicians and their weird magical arts, strange creatures, ghosts and other unexplained mysteries. The first explorers that entered Latin AMerica were dazzled by the endless tropical raiinforests, the strange and diverse wildlike, and the indrigenous peoples and their mysterious ways. Even today, South America, offers unique perspectives and influences on the paranormal that can no...
