Fat Cat's Craft and Coloring Book

San Francisco, CA: Troubador Press. Very Good. 1971. Softcover. (Coloring Book/Counterculture) Pictorial stiff card with staple binding. 40 pages. An unused copy. Scuff on the both covers, sticker mar on the front cover. Full of the wonderful graphic art of Donna Sloan typical of the 70's counterculture often refered to as "psychedelic." "When Malcolm Whyte published the first Troubador title in 1967, he did more than revolutionize the coloring and activity book format. Like George Lucas, Gary Gygax, and Nolan Bushnell would do years later, he paid young people (and the young at heart) the respect of treating their offbeat interests and ideas with importance. All the things we dreamed about—spaceships and robots, barbarians and sorcerers, magical creatures and famous monsters, dinosaurs and lost worlds—came to life, year after year, in spectacular new ways." (2W2N: Interview with Malcom Whyte). ; 8vo .