Stanotte e per sempre (Eng.: Tonight and forever) about the assassination of Italian politician Aldo Moro. In the climax scene, Giulio Andreotti penetrates the bullet wounds in Aldo Moro's corpse. Lewis Black included an excerpt, precisely the final part, from Krassner's story in his 2005 book Nothing's Sacred. Notable contributors Notable contributors include: Paul Krassner Mae Brussell Mort Sahl Lenny Bruce Terry Southern Ken Kesey Richard Pryor Joseph Heller Woody Allen Jules Feiffer Dick Guindon Herb Gardner Garrett Hardin Norman Mailer Vivian McPeak Robert Anton Wilson Robert Crumb Garry Trudeau Harry Shearer Jean Shepherd Jerry Rubin Abbie Hoffman Nicholas Kazan Bruce Jay Friedman Wally Wood Mort Gerberg Bhob Stewart Lou Myers Phil Ochs Albert Ellis Neil Postman Madalyn Murray O'Hair Edward Sorel References Further reading The Best of the Realist: The 60's Most Outrageously Irreverent Magazine. Running Press (1984). Collected art and articles from the magazine. Ellis, Albert, Ph.D. (1964). "If This be Heresy... Is Pornography Harmful to Children?" The Realist, no. 47, pp. 17-18, 23. The full contents of every issue of The Realist was made digitally available via The Realist Archive Project, completed November 2010. "To Liberate Communication." An academic analysis of the magazine's first run. The Realist Cartoons. Fantagraphics Books (2016). Significant comic strips and illustrations from the magazine. External links Disneyland Memorial Orgy Paul Krassner column about The Realist The Realist Archive Project on ep.tc Monthly magazines published in the United States Satirical magazines published in the United States Conspiracy Defunct magazines published in the United States Magazines established in 1958 Magazines disestablished in 2001 Magazines published in New York City