< The Boxwooder, Number 12 Observations on Obscenities THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE is blessed and enriched by a well known taboo vocabulary inherited from Anglo-Saxon with … Read More ›
Amateur Journals Collected by Jacob L. Warner and friends.
< The Boxwooder, Number 12 Observations on Obscenities THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE is blessed and enriched by a well known taboo vocabulary inherited from Anglo-Saxon with … Read More ›
The Boxwooder, Number 13 > Pornography Goes Publicby Jacob L. Warner THE LAST FEW YEARS have evinced a volcanic eruption of pornography in the fiction … Read More ›
I Like What I Know, orTypography Obscured John S. Carroll in a very interesting and well written article, “Taste and Type”, Campane Number 61, revived … Read More ›
Hobbies I Have Known: II. Stamp Collecting (Continued) LAST MONTH we discussed the buying by stamp collectors of “wallpaper” produced to sell to them. It … Read More ›
The cut used on the cover was rescued by Leah from a curio shop in the Crown Center during the Kansas City convention – the … Read More ›
John Stevenson looked with disgust at four poker dice that had somehow appeared from a drawer he had pulled out and overturned while hunting for … Read More ›
Note to Non-NAPA Readers This is a shop-talk issue. Because the internal struggles of the NAPA could not be of any interest to you, no … Read More ›
A Taste for Trashby Jacob L. Warner FOR SOME forty years I have been a faithful and avid reader of trash. Actually, I will read … Read More ›
How Do You Know There’s Nothing To Astrology? Note The Professor was drawn by CDR N. F. O’Conner for the Naval Aviation News from which … Read More ›
Foreward: “Subtraction is that awful feeling that you know less today than you did yesterday.” – Peppermint Patty HAVE YOU become so skillful at feeding … Read More ›