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- Living Cheaply With Style: Live Better and Spend Less, Ernest Callenbach (1993) ISBN 0-914171-61-5
- A History of Underground Comics, Mark James Estren (1993) ISBN 091417164X (one of the few reference works on underground comix)
- Psychedelics, Peter Stafford (2003) ISBN 0-914171-18-6
- Messengers of Deception: UFO Contacts and Cults, Jacques Vallee (1979) ISBN 0-915904-38-1
- Right Where You Are Sitting Now: Further Tales of the Illuminati, Robert Anton Wilson (1982)
- The Illuminati Papers, Robert Anton Wilson (1980)
- Controlled Substances: Chemical & Legal Guide to Federal Drug Laws, Alexander Shulgin (1988) ISBN 0-914171-50-X.
- The Little Book of Opium, Francis Moraes (2003) ISBN 0914171836
- Ecstasy: The MDMA Story, Bruce Eisner (1989, 1994 revised ed) ISBN 0-914171-68-2
- Tales of Tongue Fu, Paul Krassner (1981) ISBN 1579510809
- Amazing Dope Tales, Stephen Gaskin (1999) ISBN 1579510108
- Dr Atomic's Marijuana Multiplier, Larry Todd (1998 reissue of 1974 title) ISBN 1579510035
- Laughing Gas: Nitrous Oxide, David Wallechinsky, Michael Sheldin and Saunie Salyer (1993 reprint of earlier work)
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