Apocalypse Culture (original 1987; edition 1987)

by Adam Parfrey (Editor), Joe Coleman (Cover artist), Jim Morton (Contributor), Boyd Rice (Contributor), Tim O'Neill (Contributor) — 19 more, Joseph Lanz (Contributor), Adolf Hitler (Contributor), Hakim Bey (Contributor), James Van Cleve (Contributor), Elinor Fuchs (Contributor), Thomas McEvilley (Contributor), Fakir Musafar (Contributor), Kristine Ambrosia (Contributor), Paul Lemos (Contributor), John Zerzan (Contributor), Charles Fort (Contributor), Trevor James Constable (Contributor), Oswald Spengler (Contributor), Jim Brandon (Contributor), David Paul (Contributor), Gregory Whitehead (Contributor), Larry Kickham (Contributor), James Shelby Downard (Contributor), Michael Hoffman II (Contributor)

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""Apocalypse Culture" is compulsory reading for all those concerned with the crisis of our times. An extraordinary collection unlike anything I have ever encountered. These are the terminal documents of the twentieth century."-J.G. Ballard

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Title:	Apocalypse Culture
Authors:	Adam Parfrey (Editor)
Other authors:	Joe Coleman (Cover artist), Jim Morton (Contributor), Boyd Rice (Contributor), Tim O'Neill (Contributor), Joseph Lanz (Contributor) — 18 more, Adolf Hitler (Contributor), Hakim Bey (Contributor), James Van Cleve (Contributor), Elinor Fuchs (Contributor), Thomas McEvilley (Contributor), Fakir Musafar (Contributor), Kristine Ambrosia (Contributor), Paul Lemos (Contributor), John Zerzan (Contributor), Charles Fort (Contributor), Trevor James Constable (Contributor), Oswald Spengler (Contributor), Jim Brandon (Contributor), David Paul (Contributor), Gregory Whitehead (Contributor), Larry Kickham (Contributor), James Shelby Downard (Contributor), Michael Hoffman II (Contributor)
Info:	New York : Amok Press, c1987.
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Apocalypse Culture by Adam Parfrey (1987)

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Very strange book about people occupying the fringes of society, holding views, conducting practices that would make most of us squirm. But sometimes you have to turn the rock over and find out what lies beneath... (

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Parfrey, Adam	—	main author	all editions	confirmed

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Apocalypse Culture (Expanded and Revised) by Adam Parfrey

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Readercon Best Nonfiction Work of the Year (1987)

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There is nothing more terrifying than stupidity.
- Werner Herzog

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This is the original anthology and not the substantially different revised edition.

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""Apocalypse Culture" is compulsory reading for all those concerned with the crisis of our times. An extraordinary collection unlike anything I have ever encountered. These are the terminal documents of the twentieth century."-J.G. Ballard

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