Description: The Realist #43 September 1963 An Impolite Interview with Mort Sahl Contributors: Paul Krassner, Terry Southern and others ©1963 The Realist Association First PrintingNewspaper print formatClosed, measures approx 10.75in TALL x 8in WIDE32 pages SHIPPING: Please see my feedback for shipping practices and service. I do not profit on shipping, and in most cases, the amount charged is less than I actually pay. I pack securely, well protected and with care. If you choose PRIORITY MAIL, should there be any excess overage $ after shipping, I'll send back a partial refund. I have a very large collection of books spanning many topics. A massive gathering of Philip K Dick titles and editions, as well as fine press, signed limited editions, modern firsts, radical movement and conceptual art items. I encourage you to browse my store and categories for a wide range of unique, quality offerings. Condition: This issue is in solid GOOD++ condition. FOLDED booklet, measuring approx. 10.75in TALL x 8in WIDE. Staples holding firm. NO hard creases or soft tears. Except for the MILD toning to the paper, I would grade this as VERY GOOD. NO markings. NO tearing. Preserved in an acid-free archival bag. IMO, gift or collection quality. Issue Contributors: Prints the Mort Sahl Impolite Interview as well as an interview conducted by Terry Southern. There are black & white illustrations/cartoons by Guindon and others. Full of other segments relevant to this period in history, including the March on Washington. The Realist was an underground paper founded by Paul Krassner, and first published in 1958. The Realist was an early satirical publisher of conspiracy theories, and a key contributor to the American underground and countercultural press. It saw print for over 42 years, coming to an end in 2001. 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Book Title: The Realist
Signed: No
Book Series: The Realist
Publisher: The Realist
Subject: Counterculture / The Sixties / Political Satire / Lenny Bruce
Modified Item: No
Edition: First Edition
Vintage: Yes
Publication Year: 1963
Format: Newspaper
Language: English
Issue Number: 43
Literary Movement: Underground Press, Political Satire, Radical Movement, Social Reform, Politics, The Sixties, Counterculture
Illustrator: Dick Guindon, Others uncredited
Era: 1960s
Special Attributes: 1st Edition
Author: Paul Krassner and others, Terry Southern, Lenny Bruce, Mort Sahl, Bob Abel, George von Hilsheimer
Features: Illustrated
Genre: US History, Politics, Satire, Political Satire, Journalism, Counterculture, The Sixties, Underground, Drug Culture, Conspiracy Theories, Non-Fiction, Underground Press, Entertainment, Hollywood, Vintage Periodical, Radical Movement, Social Reform, Civil Rights
Country/Region of Manufacture: United States
Topic: Political Satire, Civil Rights, The Sixties, Counterculture, Politics, Revolution, Social Reform, Sexuality, Journalism, Drug Use, Conspiracy Theories, Drug Culture, Law Enforcement, Terry Southern, Mort Sahl, Democracy, Freedom of Speech, Protest, Lenny Bruce, Barry Goldwater
Number of Pages: 31
