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Post by dem bones on Sept 24, 2015 6:31:16 GMT
Coming soon from the House Of Fanatic The Sleazy Reader 3 and Pulp Horror 1. Each 64 pages A5, full colour. Justin writes: All this, and a new Black Book of Horror very, very imminent. October shaping up like it means business.
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Post by dem bones on Sept 27, 2015 18:32:45 GMT
This just in: The Pulp Horror 1 cover has received a dramatic makeover and now looks as above! You can order yours - and Sleazy Reader #3 - direct from The Paperback Fanatic Online Shop, but will need to do so by by 15th October to secure copies!
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Post by dem bones on Feb 5, 2016 15:25:33 GMT
They'll not be available until circa end of the month, but the first House of the Fanatic titles of 2016 will be .... Justin Marriott (ed.) - Paperback Fanatic 34Contents include: A Visual Guide to Monarch Books The Warriors - print versus film A Visual Guide to Cult Movie tie-ins Plus - Manly Wade Wellman, Daniel F Galouye, James Blish, Charles Finney, Margaret St Clair, Richard Wilkes Hunter, Mike Heslop, Artists Assemble # 4, letters and Paperback Fair Report. Justin Marriott (ed.) - Pulp Horror 268 pages, full colour, perfect bound. Includes- James Blish House on the Borderland Damnation Alley Bug Eyed Monsters Frank Belknap Long The stories that Alien ripped off Letters More! Order now via the Paperback Fanatic Megastore.
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Post by dem bones on May 20, 2018 17:36:38 GMT
Rik Rawling Justin tells us that Men of Violence #10 and Hot Lead #2 are "creeping to completion, " which also seems to be the case with Pulp Horror #7. No word as to content yet, but here's a preview of the PH cover art.
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Post by dem bones on Jun 7, 2018 17:37:03 GMT
Coming shortly via Am*z*n. Full details as and when we learn them. Rik Rawling Tony Masero
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Post by dem bones on Jul 21, 2018 18:03:51 GMT
Rik Rawling El Fanatic kindly sent me a rough proof of Pulp Horror #7 - due next month - and, as cover illustration suggests, it is indeed a 64 page Mummy Special. Won't list contents just yet as they may be subject to change between now and publication, but even at this rudimentary stage, the issue is a work of art. More details when we get the nod.
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Post by dem bones on Aug 14, 2018 7:14:33 GMT
It's all go at the Marriott Escort Agency
From the latest newsletter
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Post by dem bones on Sept 18, 2018 7:46:22 GMT
Paperback Fanatic #40 (!) now available on Am*zonThe fanzine for readers and collectors of vintage paperbacks. 64 pages, full colour throughout. Articles on horror author Richard Laymon, sleaze books set in Australia's King's Cross, SF and horror paperbacks in 1965, Fritz Leiber's Conjure Wife, TV tie-in paperbacks and Italian thriller series, Segretissimo.Will provide full TOC/ cover scan & co ASAP.
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Post by Jojo Lapin X on Sept 18, 2018 12:52:51 GMT
The fanzine for readers and collectors of vintage paperbacks. Also for people who just like to read about such things, surely.
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Post by dem bones on Sept 19, 2018 5:49:40 GMT
The fanzine for readers and collectors of vintage paperbacks. Also for people who just like to read about such things, surely. Very much so! Justin has very kindly allowed us to share some sample pages ... .... And all-important TOC .... Artists Assemble: Crepax: Sauciness beware! It's the naughty Italian smut-maestro.
Go Apei: Come visit der Planet der Affen with a mini-gallery.
Robert Bonefils: Sleaze paperbacks favourite painter passed away in 2018.
Beware! Richard Laymon: The Fanatic takes on a fistful of horror-perv Laymon's earliest.
Lin Carter Looks At Books: Man of a thousand books, reviews about a thousand books from 1965.
Fit To Be Tied: Graham Andrews on Scotland Yard's finest in Gideon's Day.
Behind Every Great Man Is A Woman: Tom Tesarek's public declaration of his love for his wife ... sorry, Fritz Leiber.
Segretissimo: Rob Matthews definitive guide to the Italian espionage imprint.
Kings Cross Pulp: James Doig sports his trusty rain-coat as he goes deep-cover in Australia's legendary sin capital.
Guns & Lingerie man returns from a Top Secret mission Tom's homage to Fritz
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Post by cauldronbrewer on Sept 24, 2018 19:49:42 GMT
Tom's homage to Fritz Great book, and a great cover--even though the gothic feel of the latter doesn't seem to fit the modern "urban horror" tone of the former.
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Post by dem bones on Mar 5, 2019 7:53:06 GMT
Out now!Paperback Fanatic #41 With contributions from Justin Marriott, James Doig, Rob Matthews, Richard Toogood, Jim O'Brien. 64 pages, full colour throughout with many rare paperback covers reproduced. Articles and features include - Crom's Tomes - 50 Years of Conan in Paperback; The Plantation Pulps of New English Library; Segretissimo - more classic espionage and thriller paperbacks; Brian Hayles - Dr Who and Doom Watch script-writer; Raymond Kursar - an interview with the legendary artist; Australian Movie Tie-Ins; And more!Am*z*n.ukWill provide full TOC ASAP. Sleazy Reader #8A special issue devoted to cults in paperbacks, comics, magazines and film, with a focus on Jim Jones and Charles Manson. 64 pages, full colour and illustrated throughout. Coverage and reviews of rare titles such as Cult of Killers, Transformation, Cut, Sweet Evil, Thrilling Murder Comics, The Family, 5 Must Die and many, many more.Am*z*n.uk
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Post by dem bones on Jun 30, 2019 7:19:33 GMT
News from Justin:
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Post by humgoo on Jun 30, 2019 16:39:57 GMT
Hot Lead 3 - adult western special I have got this one (actually all the three issues). I know absolutely nothing about Westerns, but couldn't resist the scanned covers (I tried, I swear!). Two excellent articles (in issue 2 and 3) about the genre in Germany seems to be penned by an esteemed Vault member! (I suppose Andreas Decker is our Andy.)
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Post by mcannon on Jul 1, 2019 6:37:08 GMT
While Amazon continues to provide less-than-excellent service to Australian customers, I've recently managed to order several recent Fanatic publications through Amazon.au, with the relevant issues then being shipped via Amazon USA. In fact, they've just arrived today! I still much prefer the old arrangement of ordering directly from Justin which I found much simpler, but at least things now seem workable. Mark
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