We are excited to offer this piece of psychedelic history from the 1960s! This item is Session Games People Play, A Manual for the Use of LSD booklet by Lisa Bieberman. It was published by the Psychedelic Information Center in Cambridge, MA February 1967. First Printing Edition Softbound Booklet, 36 pages.

"We were messianically dedicated, full of the happy excitement of sharing a soon-to-be-public secret that was going to save the world." , Lisa Bieberman, Psychedelic Information Center Bulletin 12, 1967.

During her time studying at Harvard University, she became a volunteer with Timothy Leary's office, later assisting Dr. Leary with daily operations at Millbrook, as well as acting as circulation manager for "THE PSYCHEDELIC REVIEW".

In 1963, following her graduation from Harvard, Lisa opened the Psychedelic Information Center near Harvard Square, where for a few years she sold photo-offset reprints of various topical publications, along with her own writings.

During 1965, she began producing a high quality, low print run, minimally distributed, & highly respected (in general) bi-monthly bulletin, "Psychedelic Information Center Bulletin", beginning in 1965, eventually publishing a total of 35 issues.

For more extensive background info, check out Lisa Bieberman's extended biography at The Vaults of Erowid online.

Booklet description: Light brown, simulated leather grained, card stock, front and back covers with black typeset printing on white paper pages within.

--CRITICAL DETAILS--
--TITLE: Session Games Manual For Lsd Booklet
--GRADE: NEAR MINT 87
--DATE: 02/01/67
--DIMENSIONS: 9 in. x 6 in.
--PRINTING: First Edition