A fascinating and increasingly scarce piece of countercultural publishing, Cocaine Consumer's Handbook by David Lee offers a unique glimpse into the attitudes, myths, and social narratives surrounding cocaine use during the period in which it was published. Combining practical information, commentary, and period-specific perspectives, the book stands today as a remarkable historical document that reflects a particular moment in popular culture.
This copy remains in good overall condition. Please note that several passages throughout the book have been underlined by a previous owner. While these markings are present, they do not affect the readability or integrity of the text. There is also a small scuff mark on the rear cover. Despite these signs of use, the book remains a solid and attractive example for collectors interested in rare counterculture publications, social history, or out-of-print books.
An uncommon and collectible title that captures a distinctive chapter of late twentieth-century publishing.