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"Fear & Loathing in Amsterdam: The Smoke Abortion": From the forthcoming "Dogshit Park & other atrocities" [Far Gone Books, 2014]--a collection of short stories by and interviews between Todd Brendan Fahey and many notable literary luminaries: http://www.amazon.com/Fear-Loathing-A...

"AmeriMart": From the forthcoming "Dogshit Park & other atrocities" [Far Gone Books, 2014]--a collection of short stories by and interviews between Todd Brendan Fahey and many notable literary luminaries: http://www.amazon.com/AmeriMart-Todd-...

Wisdom's Maw: The Acid Novel [Far Gone Books] is now "Live" via Kindle: http://www.amazon.com/Wisdoms-Maw-ebo...

This episode is an interview with Todd Brendan Fahey, titled “The Acid Messiah: ‘Captain Al’ Hubbard” and is being released on Friday, August 09, 2013. This interview with Todd was recorded on Wednesday, Aug 07, 2013.

In this episode we discuss the “Johnny Appleseed of LSD” and it’s not Timothy Leary. In fact, today we’ll be discussing Captain Trips – Al Hubbard, the man who supplied ALL of North America, including the CIA, FBI, US Army and even Canada, with Sandoz LSD. Every dose of Sandoz LSD-25 that came from the Grateful Dead or Tim Leary, or anyone else, including those involved in MKULTRA, got their LSD from this man. Al Hubbard even personally dosed Aldous Huxley.

- See more at: http://www.gnosticmedia.com/an-interv...

Find me at LinkedIn at: http://www.linkedin.com/profile/view?...

Film promo clip of my novel, Wisdom's Maw . Now up on YouTube. Do, please, spread this link around. Many thanks (and especially to the video architect and mine longtime Web genius Christopher Hunt): http://youtu.be/TNy2BweCeiE

Finally figured out "how to create a torrent," and uploaded Wisdom's Maw to ThePirateBay.org: http://thepiratebay.se/torrent/832280...

One of my very favorite songs. Written, sung by, all instruments played by, and recorded in his own home studio--by the same man: a genius named Karl Wallinger. This entire song (the entire album, actually, titled: Goodbye, Jumbo) is the work of one human being; blows my mind.

I love it so much, that I made it "the backing track" to my collection of short stories: http://www.dogshitpark.com

Do a keyword search for: "Ain't Gonna Come 'Til I'm Ready" and download the mp3 file.

Fun! My long-ago interview with Ken Kesey ("Comes Spake the Cuckoo") will be published within a booklength collection of interviews with the late pioneer, titled Conversations with Ken Kesey by University Press of Mississippi (Fall 2013):

http://fargonebooks.com/kesey.html