Whichbook: Rather than browse books by genre or author, browse books by mood.
How a Houston company got its art on the walls of stoners across America: “Founded in 1969, Houston Blacklight & Poster Company was once one of the biggest distributors of the bright, colorful posters that adorned dorm rooms, basements and garage hangouts and became synonymous, along with lava lamps and bongs, with hippies and the counterculture movement.” — This poster here, by George Goode, is one of my favorite samples included in the article:
