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Schwartz, Francie. Straight Arrow Books, 1972 (Stated 1st Printing). Softbound. Design by Jon Goodchild. Schwartz worked at Apple Records, roomed with John and Yoko, and, along with 35 session musicians, sang na-na's on 'Hey Jude'. This book, notorious for its kiss-and-tell depictions of Paul McCartney, features a Female Eunuch–esque cover photo by Annie Liebowitz and dedication to notorious Germaine Greer debater Norman Mailer, cueing the reader in to the common link between Schwartz and the Australian feminist: an otherwise obscure construction worker, Paul du Feu, a romantic partner to both women, as well as to Maya Angelou.
Tight, uncreased spine has a slight lean. Clean, unmarked interior. Areas of light edge-wear and the ghost of a small price sticker to the front cover. 116 pp. Featured Rare & Collectible.
