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Book Description: Toad Books 5068, [San Cristobal, N.M. Octavo. 211, [7] pp. Soft cover, original printed wraps, profusely illustrated in black and white. Touch of rubbing and soiling to covers, price on cover blacked out, still a very good copy. Neo-American Church application form in rear of book stamped 'out of date', 1988 application form laid in. The Neo-American Church was founded in 1966 by psychologist Arthur Kleps. The church was modeled after the Native American Church which practiced peyotism, except that its clergy, known as the Boohoos, promoted LSD instead. In 1968 Judith H. Kuch, one of the church's ministers was arrested and tried on narcotics charges. The judge ruled against Kuch and the church, finding that the 'religion' was just an excuse to take hallucinogenic drugs. Bookseller Inventory # 5068

Book Description: NMNM: Toad Books. Soft Cover. Trade Paperback. Revised Reprint. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall. Near Fine internally clean, slight darkening to back cover, slight shelfwear. The psychedelic classic fated to replace the 2000 yr old relic as The Word. Review by Tim Leary. Still ahead of the space-time curve. Great graphics. Includes a inlaid photocopy on Neo American Church leaderhead by Kleps that includes his comment that "(the 1971 edition) does not accurately reflect the author's mature philosophic views or the present doctrine of the church, which is much more radical than it was in those days.". Bookseller Inventory # 10393

Book Description: San Cristobal Toad Books 1971., 1971. 211p., plus [vi] unnumbered pages, illustrations, cover price states $5, glue for binding overflowed onto first fly at gutter, light wear otherwise very good first edition in pictorial wraps. Kleps and various Millbrook gurus formed the church in 1966 and modelled it on the Native American Church which used peyote in its rites. LSD was the sacrament of choice for the Boo Hoos. Bookseller Inventory # 136503

Book Description: Toad Books, San Cristobal, 1971. Soft Cover (trade paper). Book Condition: VG. First Edition. Octavo. Very good with rubbing to extremities, reading creases to front and back panels (none to spine), light fading to spine, light soil, sticker removal mark. 211 pages and (vii) pp., with b/w illustrations throughout text. Without a cover price, original Neo-American Church, Inc. membership application card laid in. Better living through chemistry. Frequently found in reprint. Covers are mylar-protected. Bookseller Inventory # 502802

Book Description: Toad Books, 1971. Paper Back. Book Condition: Good+. No Jacket. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall. Bookseller Inventory # 005259

Book Description: 1971, Toad Books,San Cristobal, first US edition thus.Small 8vo,softbound,212+6pp,illus.VG/- (edges & ep sl foxed,o/w fine,dustwrapper spine sl browned,ends & edges sl rubbed,dw front corners sl rubbed,o/w fine.Full-color card dustwrapper.Tight,covers bright).Philosophy: subtitled 'The Neo-American Church Catechism'. A unique work by Chief Boo-Hoo Art Kleps, of 'Milbrook' fame. Includes numerous b/w illustrations, review by Timothy Leary, membership form insert. Modern first edition. Uncommon. Bookseller Inventory # te18500A14

Book Description: Original Kleptonian, 1971. Paperback. Book Condition: Brand New. Revised edition. 222 pages. 9.50x6.75x0.75 inches. In Stock. Delivery: UK usually 4-5 days, Europe/USA/ROW 7-10 days. Bookseller Inventory # 0960038817