Mayfair, Volume 3, Number 6, [June] 1968

Burroughs contributes “Switch On and Be Your Own Hero”, 52-54. This is Burroughs Academy, Bulletin #9.

Published in London, England by Mayfair in June, 1968.

This copy was formerly in the collection of Darin Scope.

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Selected Contents:

news
unstated: "As the Cardinal Said, 'There's Poison in the Wells'" (essay)
Eric Critchley: illustration
letters
unstated: "National Inefficiency Contests" (comedy)
Arthur Pottersdam: "Books" (essay)
David Quinlan: "Films" (essay)
Dave Cash: "Cash on Hysteria" (essay)
John Naismith: "Television" (essay)
multiple photoseries
Michael Whittlesia: illustration
Landreth Leaper: "Metzler's Redhead" (prose)
Erica Crome and Martin Kaye: "Sea-Rig" (fashion)
Maddocks: comic
Ian Penn: "The Sub-Mariners" (essay)
Richard Stirling: photographs
Paul Theroux: "The Salesgirl" (prose)
Roy A. Giles: "Surf's Up" (photographs)
Peter Clarke: illustration
Fieldude: comic
William Burroughs: "Switch On and Be Your Own Here (The Burroughs Academy, Bulletin #9)" (prose)
Sheldon Williams: "Why Do Hippies Worry About LSD? Even Underground Newspapers Need Money" (essay)
Serge Jacques: photographs
Donald E. Green: comic
Raymonde: comics
Kenneth Dowd: "Night Life" (essay)
Charles Fforde: "Drinking" (essay)
Howard Fox: "Waiter There's a Girl in My Soda! Of Course Sir, What Better Way to Sell a Syphon?" (essay)
Caz: comic
William Boddy: "Why Is a Volvo Like a Dutchess's Knickers?" (essay)
Kelly: comic

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