The document presents a collection of articles about LSD. The first article discusses the increasingly popular use of blotter acid (tiny squares of absorbent paper soaked in liquid LSD). Article 2 furthers this look at the newer LSD formats and describes rumors of lick-'n-stick stamps and color-transfer tattoos as examples of techniques aimed at producing more attractive and more merchandisable products. Article 3 briefly compares yesterday's LSD with today's in terms of stability of dosage. Article 4 looks at researchers' attempts to learn more about calcium blocks to neutralize the effects of hallucinogens. The final article presents an overview of LSD and gives its history, chemistry and effects, therapeutic applications, overdose and adverse effects, and legal status. The document concludes with a 29-item annotated bibliography of books and articles written between 1964 and 1982. (LH)