Square Dancing in the Ice Age: Underground Writings by Hoffman, Abbie - 1982

New York: G.P. Putnam's Sons, 1982. First Edition. Hard Cover. Very Good/Very Good. 8x5x1. Signed by author. First edition. Signed by author without inscription on front endpaper. Ink stamp on page base, 1/4 inch closed tear on front jacket edge, a few minor blemishes to jacket. Binding tight, pages clean and unmarked. 1982 Hard Cover. xiv, 242 pp. A collection of articles published in various periodicals when Hoffman was living underground. Hoffman co-founded the Youth International Party ('Yippies'), a member of the Chicago Seven, a leading proponent of the Flower Power movement, and a lasting figure of counterculture in general. Includes: Bow to Your Partner: A Foreword; A Note from the Underground, to Uncle Sam, from Abbie Hoffman, Fugitive; I Remember Papa; On Being Invisible in the Big Apple; Bye-Bye Sixties, Hollywood Style; Inside the New FBI; Square Dancing in the Ice Age; Television's God Show; The Town Too High to Die; Pit Stops; Village of the Bomb; Did You Hear the One about the Guy from Plains'; One for the Money, Two for the Show; Mexico: Less Money, More Fun; The Great Gourmet Rip-Off; Germany's Most Dangerous Man; In Search of Philip Agee; Interview: R.D. Laing; In Search of Loch Ness Nellie: A Fable; Hey, Vida!; The Fugitive Moonballer Gets Off Return Volleys at His Old Coach; Sixties Going on Eighties; Cold War Language: An Editorial Reply; Oh Boy, War with the Russians!; An Open Letter to Congressman Zeferetti; The Crime of Punishment; The Great St. Lawrence River War.