When Richard Neville arrived in London in 1966 after a six-month overland trek from Australia, the first thing he did was visit Bibi: The famous boutique throbbed with The Animals, cash registers and scantily clad women... the air was tinged with the perfume of Arabia, and some of its hash... I near...
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Book binding :Paperback
Preservation state :3. Good
Publication Date :20/05/2025
Year of edition :0
Authors :Richard Neville
Number of pages :384
When Richard Neville arrived in London in 1966 after a six-month overland trek from Australia, the first thing he did was visit Bibi: The famous boutique throbbed with The Animals, cash registers and scantily clad women... the air was tinged with the perfume of Arabia, and some of its hash... I nearly fainted. Five years later he was gaoled for 15 months for publishing an obscene article, Schoolkids Oz.
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