Tom Wolfe

Relates the escapades of Ken Kesey and the Merry Pranksters, a drug-saturated group of hippies who journey in and out of trouble with the law.

The Electric Kool-aid Acid Test

Alexander Enriquez

I picked up this book to read again over the summer. I got this book in Seattle, in this little used book shop near the UW campus. I guess, when I first read it, in 2019, it had an air of sentiment to it, given where and when and who I found this book with. I remember not being able to put it down, and finishing it being heartbreaking. Ken Kesey and his Merry Prankster, with their day-glo head crazed fantasies, provide an entertaining glimpse into the culture of acid heads. Not hippies, acid heads. While I do find some of Wolfe's writing to be a bit drawn out, It is a great case study of the deterioration of a meaningful counterculture- the faults of acid culture.

Cal Desmond‐Pearson

Read this first back in 76 or 77 when I was going throygh my first hippy/beat phase (actually I'm still going through that phase!)Read the book more times than I can count must be 30+ - wil no doubt read it again soon.

linda

When rich people (upper middle class intellectual teens with ennui) do drugs, it’s counterculture. When poor people do drugs, it’s an epidemic. Really sick of this double standard.

Scribbler Johnny

Pair with On the Road, but I found this the better read.

François Declercq

Martha F.

jack

Terra Ganey

The electric kool-aid acid test

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Dane Jensen

Dennis Jacob Rosenfeld

Jacqueline Wilson

Andrew Louis

Dennis Frost

Jake Novick

Ponche de Acido Lisergico

Julian Sánchez Ostiz Lange

Jason Skicewicz

Brian Edginton

Electric Kool-Aid Acid Test

Anne 

Describes the escapades of Ken Kesey and the Merry Pranksters, a drug-saturated group of hippies who get in and out of trouble with the law.

The Electric Kool-Aid Acid Test

Jason Horne

Mundy Otto Reimer

Chuck D'Antonio

The Electric Kool-aid Acid Test

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