A rare slice of mid-century counterculture history. Published in 1966 by the Peace & Gladness Co-op Press in Berkeley, California, this scarce anthology documents the poetry readings sponsored by the Industrial Workers of the World (I.W.W.) in late 1965.
Edited by Doug Palmer and Tove Neville, the collection features influential voices of the era, including Gary Snyder, Gene Fowler, and Luis Garcia. With only 1,000 copies ever printed, this limited-run first edition is a highly collectible artifact of the 1960s Bay Area poetry renaissance.
