The Campaign Alice; or Through the Election Booth and How She Lost Her Innocence

119 pp. "Jim Quinn was best known for his work for Philadelphia magazine--where he was a two-time finalist for the National Magazine Award and had a piece chosen for Best American Food Writing--as well as the Philadelphia Inquirer, the New York Times, Esquire, the Washington Post, and The Nation, The Village Voice, The Soho News, Philadelphia City Paper and The Drummer. He was proud it was reviewed positively by Screw Magazine, which loved the risque illustrations, and The Militant, the publication of the Trotskyite Socialist Workers party. He was then hired to write the New York restaurant guide Word of Mouth in 1972, and an updated version in 1973."