Description: (Social Issues) Scheer, Robert (editor) (with An Introduction (and An Aside To Ronald Reagan) by Eldridge Cleaver): "Slaughterhouse Five," by Kurt Vonnegut, Jr (First Two Chapters) , and Selections from the Biography of Huey Newton, in Two Parts(Found in Ramparts Magazine): Magazine. Ramparts Magazine, Inc., San Francisco, CA. 1968. B&W and Color Illustrations: Good Two Issues: Oct. 26 and Nov. 17: Selections from The Biography of Huey Newton in two parts, and These two chapters of Vonnegut's Slaughterhouse Five have been published prior to it's official publication. Two oversized magazines with illustrated covers and stapled spines. The magazines are in Good condition and issued without dust jackets. The white covers of the magazines have some ground-in dirt and toning. There is a small chip missing from the spine of the magazine cover on the October issue, right at the bottom staple. The text pages are generally clean and bright, though there is some light toning. The two inmost sheets (four pages) of the October issue have come away from the staples, though there is no extra wear or tearing to the staple holes. The contents include: Selections from the Biography of Huey Newton, by Bobby Seale, with an Introduction by Eldridge Cleaver, A Welfare State for the Rich by Lee Webb, Shades of Berlin , in Mexico, Slaughterhouse Five or the Children's Crusade by Kurt Vonnegut Jr. : The First Two Chapters... (this magazine published Oct. 1968 : prior to the official publication in March of 1969). And more. "But the ultimate arbiter of Vonnegut's success was to be all those readers - from the critics to the book-buying public - whom he had been trying to reach ever chince he decided to become a writer. And he finally broth through. Just nine months after filing the final draft, and after it had been released in serial format in Ramparts magazin, SLaughterhouse Five was published and became an immediate hit, selling out the text thousand copies of the first edition and launching onto the New York TImes bestseller list for months in 1969." (the Writer's Crusade, by Tom Roston). 1 132 #48909 $50
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Author: Scheer, Robert (editor) (with An Introduction (and An Aside To
Book Title: "Slaughterhouse Five," by Kurt Vonnegut, Jr (First Two
Cover: Magazine
Language: English
Publisher: Ramparts Magazine, Inc.
Publication Year: 1968
Place Published: San Francisco, CA
Topic: Social Issues
Format: Magazine
Book Condition: Good
Defects: Two Issues: Oct. 26 and Nov. 17: Selections from The Biography, of Huey Newton in two parts, and These two chapters of, Vonnegut's Slaughterhouse Five have been published prior to, it's official publication. Two oversized magazines with, illustrated covers and stapled spines. The magazines are in, Good condition and issued without dust jackets. The white, covers of the magazines have some ground-in dirt and toning., There is a small chip missing from the spine of the magazine, cover on the October issue, right at the bottom staple. The, text pages are generally clean and bright, though there is some, light toning. The two inmost sheets (four pages) of the October, issue have come away from the staples, though there is no extra, wear or tearing to the staple holes. The contents include:, Selections from the Biography of Huey Newton, by Bobby Seale,, with an Introduction by Eldridge Cleaver, A Welfare State for, the Rich by Lee Webb, Shades of Berlin , in Mexico,, Slaughterhouse Five or the Children's Crusade by Kurt Vonnegut, Jr. : The First Two Chapters... (this magazine published Oct., 1968 : prior to the official publication in March of 1969). And, more. "But the ultimate arbiter of Vonnegut's success was to be, all those readers - from the critics to the book-buying public, - whom he had been trying to reach ever chince he decided to, become a writer. And he finally broth through. Just nine months, after filing the final draft, and after it had been released in, serial format in Ramparts magazin, SLaughterhouse Five was, published and became an immediate hit, selling out the text, thousand copies of the first edition and launching onto the New, York TImes bestseller list for months in 1969." (the Writer's, Crusade, by Tom Roston).
Illustration Type: B&W and Color Illustrations
Binding: Magazine
Subject: Social Issues
Place of Publication: San Francisco, CA
Year Printed: 1968
