4 QUARTERS AND OTHER STORIES: THE STRANGE ODYSSEY OF HOWARD POW!

Published by Detroit Artitist' Workshop Press, Detroit, 1967

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Seller: Worlds End Bookshop (ABA, PBFA, ILAB), LONDON, United KingdomWorlds End Bookshop (ABA, PBFA, ILAB)

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"With an introduction by John Sinclair, former manager of the MC5. Quarto mimeographed production, perfect bound, with yellow covers adorned in blue blocked lettering. Spine split places. Text pages browned. 110 pages. Stories extolling the realities of America as seen through the eyes of a dope crazed maniac. Scarce original issue of this much republished cult classic.Here's an extract from Ed Dream Buys a Farm, 'Ed Dream pushed the big barn doors open and the morning light poured in. The cow mooed. She was in her milking stall. The bull rubbed his horns against the slats of his pen and the goat was eating some straw. The chickens squawked and laid a few eggs. "Good morning, cow," sang Ed Dream, setting a bucket under the cow and pulling a milking stool up for himself. He jerked the cow's tail twice. 'That's for good luck,' he said. 'I've never milked a cow before.' "Oh, brother, thought the cow, taking a deep breath and holding it. Now,' said Ed Dream, 'I guess I just pull your tits like this.: 'No!' shouted the goat. The goat took off his head. It was Harry Truman. Harry Truman was wearing a goat costume. 'No, you won't milk that cow, Farmer Ed! Wha? What's going on, Harry?' said the bull. 'What the hell did you take off your outfit for?' I can't just stand here and let this weirdo milk Bess. That's why, Bull.'".…

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Title
4 QUARTERS AND OTHER STORIES: THE STRANGE ODYSSEY OF HOWARD POW!
Author
HUTTON, Bill
Publisher
Detroit Artitist' Workshop Press, Detroit
Publication year
1967
Condition
Near fine
Book Type
Book

Worlds End Bookshop (ABA, PBFA, ILAB)

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Antiquarian and second-hand bookstore in the heart of fashionable Chelsea, in London, an area famed for its links to bohemian London and the beau monde scene of the 1960s and 70s.

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