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Who's to Say What's Obscene?: Politics, Culture, and Comedy in America Today Book

Who's to Say What's Obscene?: Politics, Culture, and Comedy in America Today
Who's to Say What's Obscene?: Politics, Culture, and Comedy in America Today, Krassner is absolutely compelling. He has lived on the edge so long he gets his mail delivered there.—<i>San Francisco Chronicle</i>
In this collection of irreverent and satirical essays, counterculture icon Paul Krassner explores the moral obscenity, Who's to Say What's Obscene?: Politics, Culture, and Comedy in America Today has a rating of 4 stars
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Who's to Say What's Obscene?: Politics, Culture, and Comedy in America Today, Krassner is absolutely compelling. He has lived on the edge so long he gets his mail delivered there.—San Francisco Chronicle In this collection of irreverent and satirical essays, counterculture icon Paul Krassner explores the moral obscenity, Who's to Say What's Obscene?: Politics, Culture, and Comedy in America Today
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  • Who's to Say What's Obscene?: Politics, Culture, and Comedy in America Today
  • Written by author Paul Krassner
  • Published by City Lights Books, July 2009
  • "Krassner is absolutely compelling. He has lived on the edge so long he gets his mail delivered there."—San Francisco Chronicle In this collection of irreverent and satirical essays, counterculture icon Paul Krassner explores the moral obscenity
  • Satirical essays by a countercultural icon about the moral obscenity of contemporary politics, culture, and comedy.Publishers WeeklyKrassner (Confessions of a Raving Unconfined Nut), publisher of the Realist magazine, rumi
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"Krassner is absolutely compelling. He has lived on the edge so long he gets his mail delivered there."—San Francisco Chronicle

In this collection of irreverent and satirical essays, counterculture icon Paul Krassner explores the moral obscenity of contemporary politics and culture—from censorship of cartoons depicting the Prophet Mohammed to lessons learned from his mentor, Lenny Bruce.

Paul Krassner is the founding editor of The Realist. He currently writes for High Times, Adult Video News, The Huffington Post, and CounterPunch.


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Who's to Say What's Obscene?: Politics, Culture, and Comedy in America Today, Krassner is absolutely compelling. He has lived on the edge so long he gets his mail delivered there.—<i>San Francisco Chronicle</i>
In this collection of irreverent and satirical essays, counterculture icon Paul Krassner explores the moral obscenity, Who's to Say What's Obscene?: Politics, Culture, and Comedy in America Today

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