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	'''Oliver Layton Press''' was a publishing house that operated during the mid 1960s in [[New York]].		'''Oliver Layton Press''' was a publishing house that operated during the mid 1960s in New York.

	Little, if anything, is known about its owner and/or editor. Some have suggested that it might have been a different name of [[Coltsfoot Press]] that begun publishing books a decade later. More plausibly, Oliver Layton Press could have been operated by [[Walter Breen]] since the first book that published was his study ''Greek Love'' (1964) and later continued with the two issues of ''[[International Journal of Greek Love]]'' (1965-1966). Apart from Breen's work, Oliver Layton Press published the first edition of [[Casimir Dukahz]]'s ''The Asbestos Diary'' (1966) and Tuli Kupferberg and Robert Bashlow's humorist anti-war pamphlet ''1001 ways to beat the draft'' (1966).		Little, if anything, is known about its owner and/or editor. Some have suggested that it might have been a different name of [[Coltsfoot Press]] that begun publishing books a decade later. More plausibly, Oliver Layton Press could have been operated by [[Walter Breen]] since the first book that published was his study ''Greek Love'' (1964) and later continued with the two issues of ''[[International Journal of Greek Love]]'' (1965-1966). Apart from Breen's work, Oliver Layton Press published the first edition of [[Casimir Dukahz]]'s ''The Asbestos Diary'' (1966) and Tuli Kupferberg and Robert Bashlow's humorist anti-war pamphlet ''1001 ways to beat the draft'' (1966).
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	*[http://en.boywiki.org/wiki/Oliver_Layton_Press "Oliver Layton Press"] (Original BoyWiki Article)		*[http://en.boywiki.org/wiki/Oliver_Layton_Press "Oliver Layton Press"] (Original BoyWiki Article)

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DreamBoy71: New page: '''Oliver Layton Press''' was a publishing house that operated during the mid 1960s in New York. Little, if anything, is known about its owner and/or editor. Some have suggested that ...

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New page: '''Oliver Layton Press''' was a publishing house that operated during the mid 1960s in New York. Little, if anything, is known about its owner and/or editor. Some have suggested that ...

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'''Oliver Layton Press''' was a publishing house that operated during the mid 1960s in [[New York]].

Little, if anything, is known about its owner and/or editor. Some have suggested that it might have been a different name of [[Coltsfoot Press]] that begun publishing books a decade later. More plausibly, Oliver Layton Press could have been operated by [[Walter Breen]] since the first book that published was his study ''Greek Love'' (1964) and later continued with the two issues of ''[[International Journal of Greek Love]]'' (1965-1966). Apart from Breen's work, Oliver Layton Press published the first edition of [[Casimir Dukahz]]'s ''The Asbestos Diary'' (1966) and Tuli Kupferberg and Robert Bashlow's humorist anti-war pamphlet ''1001 ways to beat the draft'' (1966).

==External Links==
*[http://en.boywiki.org/wiki/Oliver_Layton_Press "Oliver Layton Press"] (Original BoyWiki Article)

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