San Francisco's Appeal to Reason, Volume 1, #6 - 1982





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Una copia di San Francisco's Appeal to Reason, Volume 1, n. 6, in buone condizioni, pubblicata nel 1982, formato tabloid di 58 cm per 38 cm con wrapper di giornale illustrati originali e 20 pagine, con contributi di R. Crumb, Bob Kaufman e Gil Scott-Heron tra gli altri, incluso un grande centrofold di Crumb 23" x 30", nessuna spedizione verso gli USA.
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San Francisco: Appeal to Reason, 1982. First Edition.
Contributions: John Bryer and Phil Resser (editors); R. Crumb, Bob Kaufman, and Gil Scott-Heron, et al.
Rare underground newspaper - Tabloid (58cm); original pictorial newsprint wrappers, printed in black and blue; 20pp; illus. Horizontal fold at center
Between 1982-1984, John Bryan irregularly published 16 issues of a newspaper called San Francisco's Appeal To Reason, containing a mix of anti-establishment writing, local reportage, and a clear focus on peace and draft resistance. Contents of this issue are heavily oriented towards issues facing the Bay Area's Black residents. It includes contributions by Ishmael Reed, Bob Kaufman (his poems, and a big spread about his life and work), Jack Micheline, Margo St. James, an interview with Gil Scott-Heron, and a mammoth (23" x 30") centerfold spread by R. Crumb called "Trash: what do we throw away?"
See pictures for the best impression
No shipping to the USA
San Francisco: Appeal to Reason, 1982. First Edition.
Contributions: John Bryer and Phil Resser (editors); R. Crumb, Bob Kaufman, and Gil Scott-Heron, et al.
Rare underground newspaper - Tabloid (58cm); original pictorial newsprint wrappers, printed in black and blue; 20pp; illus. Horizontal fold at center
Between 1982-1984, John Bryan irregularly published 16 issues of a newspaper called San Francisco's Appeal To Reason, containing a mix of anti-establishment writing, local reportage, and a clear focus on peace and draft resistance. Contents of this issue are heavily oriented towards issues facing the Bay Area's Black residents. It includes contributions by Ishmael Reed, Bob Kaufman (his poems, and a big spread about his life and work), Jack Micheline, Margo St. James, an interview with Gil Scott-Heron, and a mammoth (23" x 30") centerfold spread by R. Crumb called "Trash: what do we throw away?"
See pictures for the best impression
No shipping to the USA

