Very scarce mock-up of an early 70s intended book on working the system thru television--and making it a more democratic and responsive tool. Written and illustrated by Nick Gavrilou, who had a comic strip for years in The Soho Weekly News called "Agamosites" (several examples of which are included with this mock-up). 14 loose 8 1/2" x 11" sheets (which are held together by mylar), the text and illustrations for the most part pasted-on. Also includes an original Valentine card and handwritten note from the author. A nice example of original early 70s "radical" journalism, focusing in this case on television as one of the main culprits of society's ills. Seller Inventory # 11495

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Title: A Word About Commercial Broadcasting

Publisher: Nick Gavrilou

Publication Date: 1972

Binding: Original wraps

Condition: Near Fine

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