Having founded and facilitated the Open Cell, the 1969-75 Berkeley-based,
collective, internationally distributed radical literary magazine that
pioneered the tabloid-size offset format for such lit. pubs.--not
incidentally, since the idea was to get writings by people affordably to many
people--I concur these magazines expressed the spirit of the sixties. You may
be interested to check out the following literary magazines (among others)
that today continue the expression of peace and social
justice--NeoVictorian/Cochlea, Out of Line, Earth's Daughters (oh, and if it
should publish again, Viet Nam Generation, momma/poppa of this list). And I
certainly intend to check out And Then.
Paula
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