Evergreen Review #68 - July 1969 - Abbie and 50 similar items

Measures 8-5/16" X 10-7/8", 96 pp including covers, b w photos and b w and two-tone illustrations, issue #68 (July 1969), published by Evergreen Review (NY). Contents: Letters To The Editor Should I Assume America Is Already Dead? (Argument Against ABBIE HOFFMAN The Art Of Wordless Writing) -- by SEYMOUR KRIM, illustrated by RICK MEYEROWITZ The Only Man In Paris Without A Woman (short fiction) -- by LESLIE GARRETT, illustrated by ROBERT SCHULENBERG Boston Road Blues (poem) -- by DAVID HENDERSON, illustrated by SEYMOUR CHWAST Driving Across The Prairie (essay about Middle West America) -- by EDWARD DORN, illustrated by STEPHEN QUAY Studley Hungwell III (poem) -- by CHARLES S. REAVIS, illustrated by SCHAUMANN Frank Fleet And His Electronic Sex Machine : Chapter II (The Furtive Feeler) -- by DICK STRONG (aka MICHAEL O'DONOGHUE, illustrated by LANCE STERLING (aka FRANK SPRINGER) Cahiers du Cinema : Solanas : Film As A Political Essay (Argentine Director FERNANDO SOLANOS the movie "LA HORA DE LOS HORNOS") -- by LOUIS MARCORELLES Funeral Rites (excerpt from novel) -- by JEAN GENET, illustrated by KARL W. SWANSON Literature And Freedom (The Role Of The Writer In The New Politics) -- by JINDRICH CHALUPECKY Landscape (drama) -- by HAROLD PINTER, illustrated by PAUL DAVIS The Arts And Business (Conflicts Between Culture Profit) --by JOHN LAHR, illustrated by JACK BONUS Fifty-Third Street (poem) -- by DAVID McKAIN, illustrated by WAGNER Bum (short fiction) -- by TIMOTHY WADE HUNTLEY, illustrated by PAT STEIR On Basic Self-Defense At Public Meetings (Loud Violent Interruptions Of Public Events By Protesters) -- by NAT HENTOFF Shipping charges include postage (including USPS Tracking on domestic shipments), packaging materials, labor fuel (the nearest post office is 14 MILES away!); but I do combine shipping charges on multiple items -- so fill up that cart NOW an' save some $$$!