In addition to his daily log, he also wrote poetry and added many drawings and paintings never seen before. The journals describe his adventures in India, Europe, Slovenia and Bosnia; and his experiences with notable artists and writers of the next three decades, such as: Northwest Mystics Guy Anderson and Morris Graves, hot rod pin-striper Von Dutch, NSK artist collective, publisher Adam Parfrey, William Burroughs, Gregory Corso, filmmaker Kenneth Anger (who became a "pen pal" in the 1990s) and many others.
This book is a unique look at an artist's evolution from the spiritual to the political, and allows the reader to draw their own conclusions about the legacy of this controversial artist and writer.