[No Place]: Bell House Classics, 1969. 144pp; [16]pp ads at rear. 12mo. Glued in illustrated wraps. 2-inch tear with some surface chipping at head of rear cover (archivally tape repaired to interior); two other short creases, (also tape reinforced); textblock rather toned, as usual. About very good, with uncreased spine.
Hippie exploitation; psychedelic smut: an LSD orgy in Rome leads to murder. "Claudio Effi had just made a terrifying discovery. On LSD you really couldn't separate fantasy from reality. Not for a long, long time anyway. And even now, after what seemed to him like eternity itself, Claudio couldn't be sure that he hadn't stabbed the girl who lay at his feet, great pools of blood pouring out of her body." Scarce; four institutional holdings reported via OCLC.
