Klactoveedsedsteen
Tags: Allen Ginsberg, Carl Weissner, Charles Bukowski, Little Magazines, William BurroughsKlactoveedsedsteen — the title came from a 1947 Charlie Parker album — was a little mag begun by Weissner in 1965 and distributed through his own PANic Press. Five issues, each in a different format, appeared in two years. The zine was notable for its experimentalism and the quality of its contributors, which included William S. Burroughs, Charles Bukowski, Allen Ginsberg, and a number of other writers prominent in the underground and alternative press. The Klactoveedsedsteen archive now resides at the Harry Ransom Center of the University of Texas.
Klactoveedsedsteen 3
Klactoveedsedsteen 4
Klactoveedsedsteen 23
(Note: Klactoveedsedsteen 23 appeared directly after Klactoveedsedsteen 4.)
Klactoveedsedsteen 23 International
(Note: Klacto 23 and Klactoveedsedsteen 23 International were separate publications.)
Klactoveedsedsteen 23 International
(Note: Klacto 23 and Klactoveedsedsteen 23 International were separate publications.)
Panic Press Ad
Panic Press Ad
Note the blurbs by William S. Burroughs — “Found the scroll (KLACTO/2 special cutup issue. — Ed.) most interesting and much along the lines of what I have been doing … best of luck with your magazine …” — Bukowski, et al.