High Weirdness By Mail
In 1988, Stang compiled a book called High Weirdness By Mail – A Directory of the Fringe: Crackpots, Kooks & True Visionaries. The book examined many non-mainstream or marginal cultural movements of the period, as well as providing contact information for those wishing to interact directly with those driving these movements.
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