From his early work with monkey brain implants and dolphin communication to experiments with isolation tanks and Vitamin K. “In the Day-glo psychedelic '60s, you never found J.C. Lilly wearing tie-dyes to rock concerts. Nor for him the voyage to the Ganges or Woodstock. We all saw Lilly as some sort of wizard, a science-fiction starman, a unique back-to-the-future alchemist. A new Paracelsus. A veritable Isaac Newton of the Mind… This is one of the great personal stories of our culture, written with the scientific precision that most call honesty. No one has gone as far into the future as John C. Lilly and managed to return (reluctantly, we know) with such clarity and good humor. Guard your copy of The Scientist. It's a precious relic of our wonderful, incredible age.”—Timothy Leary.

Publisher: Ronin
Paperback: 320 pages
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“High Priest chronicles 16 psychedelic trips taken in the days before LSD was made illegal. The trip guides, or “high priests,” include: Aldous Huxley, Gordon Wasson, William S. Burroughs, Godsdog, Allen Ginsberg, Ram Dass, Ralph Metzner, Willy (a junkie from New York City), Huston Smith, Frank Barron and others. The scene was Millbrook, a mansion in upstate New York that was the mecca of psychedelia during the 1960s, and of the many luminaries of the period who made a pilgrimage there to trip with Leary and his group, the League for Spiritual Discovery. Each chapter includes a chronicle of what happened during the trip, marginalia of comments and quotations, and illustrations.”

Publisher: Ronin
Paperback: 347 pages
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“The Politics of Ecstasy is Timothy Leary's most significant work on the social and political ramifications of psychedelics. First published in 1968, this collection spans the period from research at Harvard to the San Francisco Summer of Love. Included are 'The Seven Tongues of God,' 'The Fifth Freedom—The Right to Get High,' 'Ecstasy Attacked—Ecstasy Defended,' 'American Education as an Addictive Process and Its Cure,' 'M.I.T. is T.I.M. Spelled Backwards,' 'The Buddha as Drop Out,' 'The Mad Virgin of Psychedelia,' and many more. Much of The Politics of Ecstasy appeared in a variety of publications including The Psychedelic Review, The Bulletin of Atomic Scientists, Esquire, Harvard Review, Playboy, The Realist, Evergreen Review and The San Francisco Oracle.”

Publisher: Ronin
Paperback: 371 pages
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“In The Illuminati Papers, Robert Anton Wilson speaks through characters from his novels and other realities and presents his views on our future way of life.” Contents include: “Quantum Mechanics as a Branch of Primate Psychology,” “Beethoven as Information,” “Mammalian Politics: Thackeray via Kubrick,” “Paleopuritanism and Neopuritanism,” and essays in the form of interviews from the Science Fiction Review and the Conspiracy Digest.

Publisher: Ronin
Paperback: 150 pages
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“I see this book as a machine to disconnect the user from all maps and models whatsoever.”—RAW. Chapters include “Neuro-geography of Conspiracy,” “Ecology, Malthus and Machiavelli,” “Sirius Rising” and a conversation with Bucky Fuller.

Publisher: Ronin
Paperback: 208 pages

The only medically sound, comprehensive guide to improving your sex life with drugs and nutrients. From substances that can enhance sex drive, firmness and duration of erection, vaginal lubrication, skin sensitivity, intensity of orgasm and stamina, to effective treatments for sexual difficulties such as premature ejaculation, impotence and difficulty achieving orgasm. This explains how each drug or nutrient works, how it can be obtained, and how to use it—including complete information on dosage, precautions and safety issues. AK

Publisher: Ronin
Paperback: 200 pages

Written from experience and personal use, a guide to herbs and potions to enhance sexual prowess and pleasure, where to obtain them (mail-order suppliers included). Includes herbal blends, Chinese herbs, etc., and results from said experiments. A cult classic now revised and updated, once again available.
Originally published by High Times/Level Press, it is meant to be a guide to the wonderful world of altered states. There seems to be a large amount of information on the start-up, care and maintenance of an erection. Includes legal, i.e., amyl nitrate, basil, DMSO, garlic, ginseng, nutmeg and more, plus illegal, i.e., cannabis, cocaine, methaqualone and opium, and the down-right obscure, i.e., absinthe, dangerous, datura, hormones, iboga and others, listed in alphabetical order. The first sentence of each entry briefly defines the substance, what it is and where it comes from. Information on the history or scientific data is included. It is meant to derail the overpriced mail-order aphrodisiac market with accurate information along with appropriate warnings about misuse. CF

Publisher: Ronin
Paperback: 89 pages

“Since the genre first emerged in the late 1960s, underground comics (or ‘comix’) have delighted and outraged millions of people. The exploits of such characters as Mr. Natural and the Fabulous Furry Freak Brothers embodied the psychedelic era and continue to attract loyal readership today. A History of Underground Comics offers more than 1,000 drawings by the likes of R. Crumb, Gilbert Shelton, S. Clay Wilson, Richard Corben, Jay Lynch, Skip Williamson, Justin Green, Dave Sheridan, Jaxon, Spain Rodriguez, Victor Moscoso, Kim Deitch, Rick Griffin, Foolbert Sturgeon and many others.”

Publisher: Ronin
Paperback: 320 pages
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Looks at the cost of drug use in the workplace, the rationale for drug testing, the technology of testing, protecting employees’ rights, methods to beat the test, and how to stop employees from cheating. “For school administrators, government and military officials, attorneys, unions, medical staff and legislators, as well as for employees in both the public and private sectors.”

Publisher: Ronin
Paperback: 230 pages
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