A rare and electrifying piece of counterculture poetry — this brand new copy of Orange Sunshine: The 1960s, the Party That Lasted a Decade by Jeremy Reed is a vivid, intoxicating and increasingly hard to find collection from one of British poetry's most singular and uncompromising voices.
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About the book: Jeremy Reed is one of the most distinctive, prolific and genuinely singular poets working in the English language — a writer of extraordinary verbal energy and cultural range whose work sits in a tradition that runs from Rimbaud and Baudelaire through the Beat Generation to the glittering underground of 1960s and 70s counterculture. Orange Sunshine is a love letter to that decade of radical experiment — its music, its altered states, its utopian energy and its inevitable disintegration — written with the kind of visceral, image-saturated intensity that only Reed can deliver. Published by Creation Books and long out of print, brand new copies are exceptionally rare and represent a genuine opportunity for collectors of poetry, counterculture literature and British avant-garde writing. An essential acquisition for any serious Reed collector or lover of radical literary culture.
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