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‘Dope Menace: The Sensational World of Drug Paperbacks’
At this party Thursday night, I interview authors Stephen J. Gertz (Dope Menace), Maja D’Aoust (The Secret Source), Adam Parfrey (founder of Feral House), and Bill Nelson (Hollywood Hellfire Club). Full video here. If you have a serious problem with … Continue reading
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