Radi os Back in Print
Ronald Johnson's Radi os is back in print thanks to Flood Editions.
posted by The Sublibrarian at 18:56
12.5.05
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2 Comments:
Thanks for this, Ron. I ordered a copy . . . I'll bring it one of these days.
I ordered one, too. That way I'll have one I feel I can drag around with me and read.
I bought a copy of the original 1974 edition last year. It's so nicely done and in such good shape, I feel like I have to wash my hands before I pick it up.
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