The Youth Culture




Chicago, Illinois: Playboy Press (book, anthology, 1st printing), 1971.
11" x 8" x 0.375", softcover, 198 pages.

An anthology from Playboy Press which includes "Playboy Panel: The Drug Revolution", pp. 71-84, a panel interview on drugs including William S. Burroughs, Ram Dass, Alan Watts, James Coburn, Leslie Fielder and others. This discussion was initially published in Playboy, volume 17, number 2, February 1970.

M&M B59
Shoaf II.74

Contents: 

  • pictorials [as they say]
  • James D. Houston: "On His Way to Epley's Bike Shop Charley Meets a Girl with Twelve Dogs" (prose)
  • John Dempsey: "Sexus Perplexus" (comics)
  • Playboy and Peter Fonda: interview
  • Jim Marshall: photograph of Peter Fonda
  • Eric Weston: photograph of Fonda
  • Henry Grossman: photograph of Fonda
  • Jules Siegel: 
    • "West of Eden" (on the Morning Star commune)
    • "Revolution" (on Tom Hayden)
  • Jacob Brackman: 
    • "Dance with a Stranger" (prose)
    • "The International Comix Conspiracy" (essay)
  • Harry J. Anslinger, William S. Burroughs, James Coburn, Baba Ram Dass, Leslie Fielder, John Finlator, Joel Fort, Joseph S. Oteri, and Alan Watts: "Playboy Panel: The Drug Revolution" (interview)
  • Shel Silverstein: "Silverstein Among the Hippies" (comic)
  • Saul Braun: 
    • "Alice & Ray & Yesterday's Flowers" (on Alice and Ray Brock, Alice's Restaurant, Arlo Guthrie)
    • "Good Ole Boy: Cash" (on Johnny Cash)
  • John Dempsey: comic
  • Dink Siegel: comic
  • Sokol: comic
  • Smilby: comic
  • Don Madden: comic
  • W. Shaffer: comic
  • Brian Savage: comic
  • Alan Coren: "Head Stone: Jagger" (on Mick Jagger and The Rolling Stones)
  • Buck Brown: comics
  • John Bowers: "All She Needs Is Love: Joplin" (on Janis Joplin)
  • George Fox: "Counterrevolution" (on YAF, Young Americans for Freedom)
  • Joyce Carol Oates: "Saul Bird Says: Relate! Communicate! Liberate!" (on Saul Bird)
  • Michael Horowitz: "Portrait of the Marxist as an Old Trouper" (on Herbert Marcuse)
  • Nicholas von Hoffman: "The Chicago Conspiracy Circus" (on the Conspiracy Eight)
  • Gahan Wilson: "Overkill" (comics)

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