ACID: Neue amerikanische Szene (1969)

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Darmstadt, Germany: März Verlag (book, anthology, 1st), 1969.
10.75" x 8.25" x 1.25", 424 pages, softcover.

ACiD: Neue amerikanische Szene, edited by R. D. Brinkmann and R. R. Rygulla, published in 1969. A massive book of material from many common names of the time. Burroughs is very well represented in this volume.

Burroughs contributes "Rückkehr nach St. Louis" ["Return to St. Louis"], pp. 55-62. 

Burroughs also contributes "Die unsichtbare Generation" ["The Invisible Generation"], pp. 166-167. 

Burroughs also contributes "Akademie 23 – Eine Entwöhnung" ["Academy 23 – A Deconditioning"], pp. 363-367. 

Four pages of Cut-Up writing by Burroughs are ganged up on page 173 – "Palm Sunday Tape", "Ore From The Dream Mine", and "Ore From Dream Mine Used To Make Palm Sunday Tape".  

Burroughs' image also pops up in a collage at page 168.

Burroughs and The Naked Lunch are mentioned in Leslie A. Fielder's "Die neuen Mutanten."

This copy acquired from Book Broker (Berlin, Germany).

Maynard & Miles B48.
Shoaf II.60.

Contents: 

• The Doors: quote
• Tom Veitch: 
• "Die Mondschaukel" (prose)
• "Einfache Leute am Sonntag" (poetry)
• Claude Pélieu: collages
• Michael McClure: 
• "Eine Girlande" (poetry)
• "Revolte" (essay)
• "Ghost Tantra Nr. 98" (poetry)
• Donald Barthelme: 
• "Können wir reden" (prose)
• "Verschiedene Knoblauchgeschichten" (prose)
• George Stanley: "Fleischfresser-Gedicht" (poetry)
• Leslie A. Fielder: "Die neuen Mutanten" (essay)
• Aram Boyajian: "Indien" (poetry)
• Robert Sward: 
• "Photo I und Photo II" (poetry)
• "Träume" (poetry)
• Joe Brainard and Frank O'Hara: "Harte Zeiten" (comic)
• Anne Waldman: 
• "Kulturströmung" (poetry)
• "Paris Day" (poetry)
• Ted Berrigan: 
• "Carols Traum, ein Hund" (prose)
• "Ein persönlicher Bericht über Tulsa, Oklahoma / 1955-60" (poetry)
• Ted Berrigan and John Cage: "Interview mit John Cage" (interview)
• Ron Padgett: 
• "Wiedermal in New York" (prose)
• "Eine Buchkritik" (comic/concrete poetry)
• "Erdbeeren in Mexico" (poetry)
• "Bill" (prose)
• "Nancy" (comic, as Ernie Padgett)
• "Joe Brainards Bild 'Bingo'" (poetry)
• "Wiedermal du" (poetry)
• Ron Padgett and Joe Brainard: 
• "Game Page" (comic)
• "Cézanne" (comic)
• William Burroughs: 
• "Rückkehr nach St. Louis" (prose)
• "Die unsichtbare Generation" (prose/essay)
• "Palm Sunday Tape" (prose)
• "Ore From Dream Mine Used To Make Palm Sunday Tape" (prose)
• "Ore From The Dream Mine" (prose)
• "Akademie 23 – Eine Entwöhnung" (essay)
• Ed Sanders: 
• "Das Treffen zwischen Elizabeth Barrett und Robert Browning" (prose)
• "Personals" (poetry)
• "King Lord /Queen Freak" (poetry)
• Norman H. Hoegberg: "Stelle Ansprüche" (poetry)
• Joseph Pinelli: "Auszüge aus Buch I" (prose)
• George Sparling: "Leckt mich am Arsch" (poetry)
• Anonymous: 
• "Interview mit einem Hippie" (interview)
• "Die Erzählung der Mrs. Greenberg: Eine Tonbandaufnahme" (prose)
• The Willie: "Metastase" (poetry)
• Douglas Blazek: 
• "Auf der anderen Seite des Mondes" (poetry)
• "Unangemessen" (poetry)
• "Vielbedeutend" (poetry)
• Donald Cauble: "Selbst Gott muss Nachts einsam sein" (poetry)
• Gerard Malanga: 
• "Welt ohne Männer" (poetry)
• "Nacht Luft schnappen" (poetry)
• Larry Fagin: 
• "Drei Gedichte" (poetry)
• "2 Hundegeschichten" (poetry)
• Roxie Powell: "Der vollkommene Ehemann" (poetry)
• Harold Norse: "Grüne Ballette" (prose)
• Algernon Backwash and M. Rodriguez: 
• "Tales from the Hideum" (comic)
• "Brink of Doom Comix" (comic)
• "Doom Crack" (comic)
• Steve Richmond: "Jetzt" (poetry)
• Bill Deemer: "Kim Novak" (poetry)
• Gerard Malanga and Andy Warhol: "Andy Warhol" (interview)
• Robert Nichols: "Hymne an Frau Anne Banks" (poetry)
• Fielding Dawson: 
• "Kapitän Amerika" (prose)
• "Das unsichtbare Glas" (prose)
• Charles Bukowski: 
• "Am Fußende die Amsel steht" (poetry)
• "Lilien in meinem Gehirn" (poetry)
• Kenward Elmslie: "Heimisches Eingeweide" (prose)
• Kenward Elmslie and Joe Brainard: "Jellied Salads" (comic)
• Tom Clark: 
• "Nach Abälard" (poetry)
• "Ich sitze auf einer Insel" (poetry)
• "Sonnett" (poetry)
• John Clellon Holmes: "Die neuen Mädchen" (prose)
• Gil Orlovitz: "Eier" (poetry) 
• Tuli Kupferberg: "Wenn die Musik sich ändert, zittern die Mauern der Stadt" (essay)
• Kim Deitch: "Sunshine Girl" (comic)
• George Montgomery: "Cockman!" (poetry)
• Diane di Prima: "Was ich aß & wo" (prose)
• Peter Stafford: "Rausch, Rock, und Revolution" (essay)
• Joe Schwartz: "Wer war es eigentlich, der dich zur Party einlud?" (prose)
• John Giorno: 
• "Rose" (poetry)
• "Gedicht" (poetry)
• Jonas Mekas: "Anmerkungen zu einigen neuen Filmen und zur Glückseligkeit" (prose)
• Rich Krech: "Gedicht" (poetry)
• Taylor Mead: "Gedicht" (x2) (poetry)
  
• Calvin C. Hernton: "Anatomie der 'Tiere'" (essay)
• Tom Veitch and Ron Padgett: "Stern*schlinge" (prose)
• Harry Matthews: "Das Drehbuch" (prose)
• Nohaki: "The Lesbian Monster" (comic)
• Paul Blackburn: 
• "Guten Morgen, Liebling" (poetry)
• "Hier kommen sie" (poetry)
• "Aschermittwoch 1965" (poetry)
• "Liebesgedicht" (poetry)
• Sherry Barba: "Für verheiratete Frauen und noch einen Bekannten" (poetry)
• John Perreault: 
• "Radio" (poetry)
• "Bemerkungen und Anmerkungen zur zeitgenössischen Kunst" (essay)
• "Die Flamingos" (poetry)
• Dick Gallup: 
• "Veraltetes Gedicht" (poetry)
• "Auf Omas Privatweg" (poetry)
• Mary Beach: "Die elektrische Banane" (prose)
• Joe Brainard: "Alice" (prose)
• Parker Tyler: "Männer, Frauen und die übrigen Geschlechter, oder: Wie es euch gefällt, so könnt ihr es haben" (essay)
• Frank Zappa: "Mutationsblues" (interview)
• Gregory Battcock: "Vier Filme von Andy Warhol" (essay)
• E. F. Cherrytree: "Hallo Freunde" (prose)
• Seymour Krim: "Die Tageszeitung als Literatur" (essay)
• Robert Crumb: comics
• Gerard Malanga and Andy Warhol: "Andy Warhol: Über Automation" (interview)
• Leonore Kandel: "Blues für Schwester Sally" (poetry)
• Douglas Woolf: "Der Typ" (prose)
• Chester Anderson: "Notizen zur neuen Geologie" (essay)
• Marshall McLuhan and George B. Leonard: "Die Zukunft der Sexualität" (essay)
• Rolf Dieter Brinkmann: "Der Film in Worten"
• biographies
• R. D. Brinkmann und R. R. Rygulla: afterword