Ink Magazine The Other Newspaper No. 18, 23 September 1971 Alt Psychiatry Alt Sex Alt Politics

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INK – The Other Newspaper (Underground Newspaper)
Issue No. 18 – September 1971
(Cover dated 1st September; actual publication 23rd September 1971)

Issue of the British counterculture paper Ink (The Other Newspaper), founded by Richard Neville.
This edition focuses on a series of “alternatives” themes, including:
Alternative Psychiatry (David Cooper), Alternative Sex (Jim Haynes), Alternative Politics (Mick Farren), Alternative to Racism (Vince Hines), and Alternative Aggression (Mike Roth).
Additional content includes features on alternatives in press, radio, television, drugs, transport, travel, advertising, music, fashion, and more.

Ink (The Other Newspaper) was founded in May 1971 by Richard Neville, co-founder of Oz magazine. It was created in response to the view that the existing underground press was no longer catering to the need for an alternative perspective.

The publication launched as a weekly newspaper and later changed to a fortnightly schedule in August 1971. It was driven by Richard Neville, Andrew Fisher, Ed Victor, and Felix Dennis. Due to its close association with Oz magazine and the Oz trials, it ceased publication in February 1972.

Condition: Excellent+; archive stored flat.
Shipping: Dispatched folded in a strong PIP box unless flat shipping is arranged at additional cost.
Size: Approx. A3 (16¾" × 11½" / 42 × 30 cm)

Lower grade (cheaper) copies may be available on request.

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