Issue edited by John Wilcock. Essays "Predictions for Yippie Activities in Chicago," by Ed Sanders; "Folklore Center Newsletter," by Israel G. Young; "US Army Copes with Underground Railway," interview with Don Reed; "Anthems for Doomed Youth"; "UFO," by Al Aronowitz; "How to Survive in the Ghetto," art by Judith Wehlau; ""As Seen from the Far East Side," by Lannes Kenfield; "San Francisco Tribute to Kenneth Patchen," by David (Tony) Glover; "How to Think about the Police," by Tuli Kupferberg; "What to Do until the World Ends or How to Survive without Actually Dying," by Lew Welch with art by Gyula Kosice; poster by Wallace Berman; "The Great Dealers," by Walter K. ... [details]
Issue edited by John Wilcock. Cover photo by Shunk Kender. "Young Italians : Italian Art of the Mid-Sixties," by Alan Solomon, with art by Michelangelo Pistoletto, Valerio Adami, and Laura Grisi; "Look Out, Whitey! Black Power's Gon' Get Your Mama!" by Julius Lester; "Big Brother Watches," collage by Ray Johnson, with poetry by Armand Kihl and Meher Baba; "The Sky Is Falling," by Ronald J. ... [details]
Second issue of Other Scenes & The New York Seer, published May 1968, edited by John Wilcock. Content include: word art by Charles Henry Ford; "Eartha, Baby... Who's [sic] Song You Gonna Sing?" by Hakim A. ... [details]
Issue edited by John Wilcock. Cover collage by Cathe Cozzi. Essays "Personal Comment," by John Wilcock; "Wailing," by Nat Freedland; "God's Secret Agent A.O.S.3," by Tim Leary; "The Case of Mace : A Dose of Danger? It Burns, Baby"; "Cops Are Human Wrecks"; "Police Protection : Making New York Policement"; "Wanted for Murder"; art by Anita Steckel; "Andy in Arizona," about Andy Warhol's Lonesome Cowboys; "Conventional Chaos," with collage by Philip Proctor; "Li'l Alcapp," comic by Tony Auth; "Letter from a Greek Prison," by Neal Phillips; "The Tradition of the Nude," by Edward de Bono with photograph by Hermann Nitsch; "Tuli," by John Perreault; "The War? It's Just a Hoax," by Alex Apostolides; "Long, Hot Summer-'68," by Peter Hemphill; "The Lesbian Monster," comic by Masaru Nachoki; "A Modest Proposal," by Jonathan Thrift. [details]
Contents include "Citizens to Stores: 'Clean Up,'" by Jeffrey Pawlan; "Euclidian Politics Spell CDC Doom," by Marvin Garson; "Why Did You Get Up This Morning" and "What Are You Afraid Of," questions by Robert Filliou; "Are Mexican Abortions Dangerous?" by Pat Maginnis featuring photo of Yayoi Kusama courtesy of East Village Other; "Radio Free America," by Lawrence Lipton; "Vice Guerillas Bust Film, Keep Isla Vista Minds Pure," by Richard Benner; "Freedom of Opinion: C. ... [details]
