THE COMPLETE WORKS from LOST & FOUND TIMES 1979-2005 Introduction by Jack A. Withers Smote - Compilation and Afterword by C. Mehrl Bennett. Cet article n’est pas disponible.THE COMPLETE WORKS from LOST & FOUND TIMES 1979-2005 Introduction by Jack A. Withers Smote - Compilation and Afterword by C. Mehrl Bennett

Luna Bisonte Prods is proud to offer (alas, posthumously) this vast testament of humorous ramblings and scramblings by none other than one of the 14 Secret Masters of the World!, Blaster Al Ackerman, as well as works he wrote under eighteen different pseudonyms. This anthology includes the complete works of Blaster Al from Lost & Found Times 6/7 through 54, 1979-2005. It includes every appearance of his inimitable column, Ack’s Wacks, and all of the Ack’s Hacks published in the magazine, in which he created poems and other works using as source material poems by John M. Bennett and many others. His processes for doing these works were lunatic, wonderful, and constantly varying and unpredictable. Many of these accounts are included as they are often as interesting and hair-brained as the results. The anthology also contains many drawings, paintings, poems, texts, and wide swaths of other material from an acknowledged master artist, mail artist, writer, and prankster; one of the great minds of our times.

Blaster Al Ackerman was a mail artist, writer, painter, graphic artist, performer, and prankster who lived primarily in Texas, Oregon, and Baltimore. The sources for his work involve a unique mix of pulp and highbrow cultures, couched in a surrealist sense of humor that has no equal. He published several books during his life, and there are more in the works. He is an underground legend.