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Published by Little, New English Library, 1971
Hardcover
First printing
221 pages
8×5 inches
First UK edition. Book and dust jacket are in Very Good+ condition. Comes in removable protective Brodart mylar cover
In the centre of London, squatters and hippies take over an empty mansion. The address is 144 Piccadilly.
Although they are people of peace, the squatters are determined to keep out the police. This leads them to violence and counter-violence. Samuel Fuller, well-known as a film director and producer, tells their story: of the new young, nourished on idealism and searching for Truth in the face of disenchantment and chaos. This search for new freedoms reveals a wildness that is always tragically near the surface.
Published by Little, New English Library, 1971
Hardcover
First printing
221 pages
8×5 inches
First UK edition. Book and dust jacket are in Very Good+ condition. Comes in removable protective Brodart mylar cover
In the centre of London, squatters and hippies take over an empty mansion. The address is 144 Piccadilly.
Although they are people of peace, the squatters are determined to keep out the police. This leads them to violence and counter-violence. Samuel Fuller, well-known as a film director and producer, tells their story: of the new young, nourished on idealism and searching for Truth in the face of disenchantment and chaos. This search for new freedoms reveals a wildness that is always tragically near the surface.
