Notes from Underground II

Notes From Underground was an influential independent literary and poetry magazine published in the 1960s and 1970s by the prominent underground press figure John Bryan. Poet John Thomas, alongside Joan Barr, served as an editor for the highly sought-after second issue (Notes From Underground II), which was published in Los Angeles in 1966.

Contents include 'The Psychedelic Cookbook', containing early recipes for substances like LSD, mescaline, and DMT, and work by Antonin Artaud, Charles Bukowski, Robert Kaufman, William Margolis, Gary Snyder, and others.