One of the many zines published in the ‘70s by the Kerista Commune in Haight-Ashbury. Kerista is probably most often remembered today for popularizing (and codifying) polyamory (or “polyfidelity”). But they also ran a large Apple computer service business called Abacus that employed more than 250 people at one point. Illustration by Even Eve.
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