Philadelphia: Dorrance & Company, 1973. First edition; review copy, with slip laid in. 32pp. Light green cloth; dust jacket. Light foxing to tops of boards; a few spots to textblock edges and endpapers. Unclipped jacket with some foxing, two insect holes to rear flap hinge. Very good.
Vanity press collection of poems that "runs the gamut of today's ever-changing moods and mores—drugs, revolution, alienation of the individual, the black experience—capturing the idealism of the youth culture" (jacket flap). First book by Augusta, Georgia Black poet B. J. Johnson, born in 1944. Jacket design by Evelyn Mayland.
