The East Village Other, Volume 2, Number 6 ("America's Outlaws"), February 15 - March 1, 1967

Scarce newspaper.  Contains "Burroughing Into the American Vein", an essay on Burroughs by Tony Tanner, first published in the Partisan Review, Volume 33, Number 4, Fall 1966.  This appearance is on pages 10, 14, and 17.

Published in New York City by The East Village Other in February, 1967.

Bibliographic Information: 

• Not in M&M
• Shoaf IV.20
• Not in Schottlaender (v4)
• Raven 19670215EVOT.2.6

Contents: 

• letters to the editor
• Nelson Barr: "First LSD Casualty" (essay)
• Louis Abolafia: "Louis Abolafia for President 1968" (essay)
• Jim Nash: "Wild Thing" (on Bobby Kennedy)
• various children: "What is a Beatnik?" (essays)
• Abbie Hoffman: "Green Power: Next in Civil Rights?" (interview)
• Donald Gardiner: "Underground in Nicaragua" (essay)
• Albert Ellis: "San Francisco's 69'ers" (on sex mores)
• Tony Tanner: "Burroughing Into the American Vein" (on Burroughs)
• Chet Helms: "Talking with a Family Dog" (interview)
• unknown: 
• "And Little Lambs Eat Ivy" (on Phil Ochs)
• "MD Swishes" (on a drag benefit for Muscular Dystrophy)
• "Provies" (on the Provies)
• Tuli Kupferberg: "Survival Kit no.1" (essay)
• Lil Picard: "Death Rattleart" (on Ray Johnson)
• Peter Werbe, Harvey Ovshinsky: "Free Press Busted" (on police busting Detroit Artists Workshop and LAMAR)
• Dick Preston: "Preston Presents: The Last Testament of Lennie [sic] Bruce" (essay)

Publishing Information: 

• Publisher, Editor-In-Chief: Walter H. Bowart
• Editor: Allan Katzman
• Managing Editor: Lorraine Glennby
• Art Editor: William Beckman
• Staff Photographer: Walter Bredel, Ron Hirsch
• Business Manager: Don Katzman
• Advertising Manager: Peter Leggieri
• International Galubera: John Wilcock
• Music: Emmett Lake
• Art: Lil Picard
• Film: Dick Preston
• Paris: Jean-Jacques Lebel
• London: Miles
• Los Angeles: Philip Proctor
• San Francisco: Norman Moses
• At Large: Tuli Kupferberg, Jim Nash, Irving Shushnick, Oliver Johnson
• Circulation: Rod MacDonald