Search Results: Mind control from Bolerium Books Inc., ABAA/ILAB

San Francisco: Readers Service, 1946. Pamphlet. [12]p., stapled wraps, 5.25x7.5 inches, pencil notation on front wrap else very good condition. Mystical/religious explanations of contemporary events, including World War II and the atomic bomb. Anti-Communist, but looks forward to an upcoming World Government which will bring peace between the nations.

Oakland: PM Press, 2019. Paperback. 203p., 4.75x6.75 inches, paperback, illus., New.

n.p., 1999. [11p], 5.5x8.5 inches, very good first edition booklet of folded sheets in plain white wraps printed with black text. Anonymous anarchist anti-organized education pamphlet. Argues that education is a tool of mind control, and that the public library is a far more effective learning resource than a university.

Girard: Haldeman-Julius Publications, 1928. Paperback. 64p., staplebound 5 x 3.5 inch plain printed blue-grey wraps; paperstock and wrapper are very faintly faded, but an almost surely unhandled copy. Staples had just barely begun to rust in storage. Little blue book no. 1267.

Urbana: University of Illinois Press, 2001. Paperback. xx + 213p., trade paperback, photos, very good condition. First issued in 1997; author in her "Preface to the Paperback Edition" (this one) says. that she has since talked with "hundreds" of people and has added material to explain how she came to join, and why she stayed in it for ten years. Her new four-page Preface may be the sum total of her additions, of course.

Phoenix: Lord's Covenant Church, 1982. Pamphlet. 55p., staplebound 8.5 x 5.5 inch bright red wraps decorated with white hammer and sickle. Slight edgewear, stamp of the "Church of Jesus Christ Christian" on title page else very good condition. Yet another transmogrification of Hubbard's anonymous forgery.

Garden City: Anchor / Doubleday, 1974. Hardcover. xix, 243p., illustrated with a fullpage dust jacket photoportrait of the author and of course with the Gorey front cover drawing in blue on peasoup green. Hardbound in blue papered boards with a fabrikoid backstrip titled gilt, casing a bit handled and edgeworn, with the same plus some abrasion to the dust jacket. A good to very good copy: sound, square, unmarked and otherwise clean.

Arlington, TX: Legacy Books, 1997. Trade Paperback. xii, 97p., inscribed by the African American consultant, wraps.

n.pl: Self-published by the author, 2007. Pamphlet. 103p., 5x7 inch wraps; illus., pictorial wrappers slightly toned along spine and back wrap, slight edgewear, mild soil to rear wrap, in good condition. The author also wrote as "Ciel Rose" and "Sunny Revareva.

New York: Perennial Library, Harper & Row, Publishers, Inc, 1971. Paperback. 241p., trade paperback; wraps a bit handled, otherwise in very good condition.

[Lisbon]: [FISM], 2000. Sticker. 2.75x3.75 inches; single glossy pictorial sitcker, slight creasing, else good.

Highland Park, IL: Clark Publishing Co, 1981. Paperback. pp. 3-138, illustrations, wraps. 7.25 x 5 in. Very Good. Articles include "The Psychic Heritage of Thomas Wolfe" by M.A. Hancock, "A Device for Harnessing Bioenergy, " by Guy Lyon Playfair, and "Strange Death of Ella Salamon," by Michael Goss, among many others. Features include a column, "True Mystic Experiences," with reader submissions.

New Jersey: Ace Academics Inc, 1998. Paperback. 337p., 5.5x8.5 inches; some wrapper handling, else in very good condition.

New York: Oxford University Press, 2020. Hardcover. 327p., black boards, price sticker on rear wrapper, else in very good condition in like dustjacket.

Ardmore PA: author, as Individual Freedom Foundation, 1970. Pamphlet. Six separate unduplicated messages on differing sizes of vari-colored paperstock. Four of the six are reproduced from typescript, and two professionally printed. Find a cover note signed "HB Harris" in ballpoint pen, doing double duty as a general donation request; orientation for volunteers; a Do and Don't guide for parents; a long list of "Moon Front Organizations" (over 40); a detailed attack on Sun Myung Moon; a general take on cults with specifics on Moon, Bhaktivedanta, Maharaj Ji, and David Berg/Moses David. Each of these flyers has been folded for mailing in a standard envelope, mildly edgeworn, good copies. The six together as a small lot.

Barcelona: Granica Editor, 1977. 216p., wraps, wraps worn, stain on front wrap, sticker shadow on rear wrap else good first Spanish edition. Cover title: Las Tres Voces de la Imaginacion Colectiva. Colección Hobre y Sociedad. Spanish translation of Les trois voix d l'imaginaire.

Madison: Inter-Varsity Christian Fellowship of the United States of America, 1980. 41p., third printing, staplebound 5 x 3.5 inch coated wraps, rather creased and edgeworn. Yamamoto wrote a book-length study, "The Puppet Master: Sun Myung Moon and the Unification Church.

Chicago: New Age Publishing Company, 1981. Paperback. 63p., glossy stiff wraps slightly worn, else very good condition. Approvingly references (and may largely derive from) Michael Rossman's "New Age Blues

San Francisco: San Francisco Steampunks, nd. Pamphlet. [4]p., 5.5x8.5 inch folded zine; photos., folding crease, otherwise very good. Humorous local reports by San Francisco Steampunks.

Detroit: Wayne State University Press, 1977. 360p., first edition purple cloth boards gilt in dj; top edge is a little foxed, jacket slightly edgeworn, a nice bright copy. Shuman is not a radical; citations of Jose Delgado's work are minimal, and in fact he seems to side with Delgado on the "inviolability of the brain" thesis. Shuman's references to Peter Breggin (19 cites) while paying tribute to Breggin's "unhypocritical" absolute opposition, sits the fence : Breggin is "eschewing science for propaganda," moreover he shouldn't have gone directly to Congress to drum up public distaste for lobotomy, nor meddled in "the Detroit case," which appears to have touched Shuman particularly.