Anyone why this is relevant to this group (besides anarchistic idea of
"free" groups)?
Answer to follow up this messsge.
Any one actually read the book?
It's a MONSTER of a book and I've read it twice: Once at age 16 and
again at 38. I had to beg the owner to borrow it the second time
(same copy I'd read previously in fact; it's now in tatters and kept
in a Ziplock bag).
Regarding relevance, there's so much in that book it's hard to say.
It's one of my favorite books. Obviously HipCrime likes it too,
judging by the references on his Web site.
"Just my sparewheel and me, and shiggy makes three!"
Reverend David Voth, SubGenius
Innkeeper of free.beer
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Copies can be found in many used bookstores and is still in print.
>Regarding relevance, there's so much in that book it's hard to say.
_Stand On Zanzibar_ Ballantine paperback edition:
P.3 (Read the Directions): This is where the
### First Quotation### from the ficticious book
_The Hipcrime Vocab_ can be found. This book is quoted extensively throughout
"Zanzibar"
Chad C. Mulligan is a major character and the author of "Hipcrime" in the
Brunner novel.
>It's one of my favorite books. Obviously HipCrime likes it too,
>judging by the references on his Web site.
>
>"Just my sparewheel and me, and shiggy makes three!"
(Snip)
Ron B.