books by Jim Hogshire (grossed-out consumption marketing)

books by Jim Hogshire

books:

Sell Yourself to Science: The Complete Guide to Selling Your Organs, Body Fluids, Bodily Functions and Being ...

2 reviews
Jim Hogshire

Loompanics Unlimited, 1992

Very Intresting, But Lacks Some Needed Information
This title attempts to cover a bit too much in a very small amount of space. While the title discusses numerous different parts of your body you can sell, it covers the process of selling some of them better than others. If you are looking to sell a kidney, this title will tell you little more than the fact that it is illegal in the United States, that a kidney is worth about $50,000 and that ...

Pills-A-Go-Go: A Fiendish Investigation into Pill Marketing, Art, History & Consumption

5 reviews
Jim Hogshire

Feral House, 1999

irreverent, informative, amazing
This is a beautifully done book. I was surprised by the content and delighted by the artwork. Every page is an unexpected joy. Hogshire probes our pill-taking conscience and examines the cultural significance of pills. He is playful, provocative and informative. Don't make the mistake of dismissing this important work as merely another how-to for druggies. This book transcends popculture ...

You Are Going to Prison

18 reviews
Jim Hogshire

Loompanics Unlimited, 1994

Handbook everyone should read
I have a husband in prison who I talked every step of this book out with . He has been in prison for over ten years from MAX security to Medium and soon to minimum and I can tell you this book is right on the money .Its so helpful for folks headed into prison or for there families to give them some insight to what life inside is really like . I highly recommend this book to wives ...inmates ...

Grossed-Out Surgeon Vomits Inside Patient!: An Insider's Look at the Supermarket Tabloids

3 reviews
Jim Hogshire

Feral House, 1997

CIA MKULTRA mind control of supermarket shoppers
This excellent book reveals the top secret that US government's Central Intelligence Agency founded and owned the National Enquirer magazine. OSS/CIA agent Alexander Pope eventually sold "his" tabloid empire for $300-million. The propaganda value of tabs is unmatched, where mind control diverts every person who fails to avert their eyes at supermarket checkouts. Purchasing the rag is not ...

Opium for the Masses: A Practical Guide to Growing Poppies and Making Opium

27 reviews
Jim Hogshire

Loompanics Unlimited, 1994

Lovely little gem but title a joke/untrue
Nice little gem of a book but it only devoted,it turned out, about half a page or a few small paragraphs to the actual subject of how to grow poppies.No joke.And what little info there, was very scant and poor.The initial reason that had prompted me to buy the book was indeed after my own unsuccessful attempts to grow poppies. So the title does'nt make any sense and it's certainly NOT a practical ...