Here are the contents of issues 3-8. If anyone has any of the other issues please get in touch. At some point I'll try and add some cover pics.
Wark 3 (March 1975) "SHADOW - The True Story" by David A. Sutton
"A Rather Long History of BALTHUS - Part One" by Jon Harvey
"20,000 Reams Only From Me" by Terry Jeeves (old timey SF fan describes his history as a faned)
"Reviews": AMON HEN 14, MIDDLE EARTHWORM 25, CINEFANTASTIQUE 3/4, CINEFANTASTIQUE 3/3 (reviewers: Keith Richmond, Nigel Smith, Ramsey Campbell, Mike Cassidy)
"Letters" (Jim Linwood, Harry Warner Jr, Keith Richmond, Steve Sneyd, Dave Rowe, Mike Cassidy, Ramsey Campbell)
Front-cover Artwork: Cyril Goldie from
The Studio Winter 1898-9; Internal Artwork: Stephen Jones, Terry Jeeves
Wark 4 (July 1975)
"How to produce a fanzine" by Rosemary Pardoe
"A Rather Long History of BALTHUS - Part Two" by Jon Harvey
"AMON HEN - An Answer" by Stuart Clark
"DARK HORIZONS: A Reader's Meanderings - Part One" by Mike Cassidy
"Reviews": NYCTALOPS 10, BRITISH FANTASY SOCIETY BULLETIN 3/1, DARK HORIZONS 11, THE ANOTAR 1, EGLADIL 1, FANTASYWORLDS 2 (reviewers: Dave McFerran, Nigel Smith, Rosemary Pardoe)
"Letters" (Russ Nicholson, Mike Glicksohn, Phil Stephensen-Payne, Dave Rowe, Archie Mercer, Mike Cassidy, David Griffin, Pamela Boal)
Front-cover Artwork: Stephen Jones; Internal Artwork: Russ Nicholson
Wark 5 (November 1975)
"A Rather Long History of BALTHUS - Part Three" by Jon Harvey
"DARK HORIZONS: A Reader's Meanderings - Part Two" by Mike Cassidy
"Reviews": THE HORROR ELITE Journal 1 & Newsletter 1; NEWS FROM BREE 15; MALLORN 9; UGLY DUCKLING 1; MATHOM 13; EGLADIL 3; FANTASY CROSSROADS 3; NEBULA 6; AMON HEN 17; BRITISH FANTASY SOCIETY BULLETIN 3/2; THE NEWS 12 (later
Fortean Times) (reviewers: Mick Sims, Martin Helsdon, Keith Richmond, Nigel Smith, Rosemary Pardoe, David Tate, Dave McFerran, Mike Cassidy)
"Letters" (Syd Bounds, David Griffin, Chris Jones)
Front-cover Artwork: Russ Nicholson; Internal Artwork: Russ Nicholson, Jim Pitts, Dave Rowe
Wark 6 (February 1976)
"Send me more, with extra bottums!" by Harry Turner (old timey SF fan describes his history as a faned)
"A Rather Long History of BALTHUS - Part Four" by Jon Harvey
"Reviews": MYRDDIN 2; THE LITERATURE OF THE FANTASY ASSOCIATION (FANTASIAE, THE EILDON TREE), FANTASY ADVERTISER INTERNATIONAL 57, THE DIVERSIFIER 1/9, AMRA 2/64, FANTASY CROSSROADS 4/5, GLIMPSE 3, THE PANELOLOGIST 4, LITRATRIP 1, "Other Fanzines Received" (reviewers: Keith Richmond, Nigel Smith, Mike Grace, Jon Harvey, Martin Helsdon, Dave McFerran, Rosemary Pardoe)
"Letters" (Susan Cowie [of The Horror Elite: Mick Sims' review in issue 5 of their publications really offended them!], Mick Sims [his response], Syd Bounds, Dave Rowe, David Griffin, Mike Glicksohn)
Front-cover Artwork: Martin Helsdon; Internal Artwork: Russ Nicholson, Stephen Jones
Wark 7 (July 1976)
"Now & Then" by Harry Turner (old timey SF fan continues the history of his time as a faned)
"DARK HORIZONS: A Reader's Meanderings - Part Three" by Mike Cassidy
"Reviews": TOADSTOOL WINE, UGLY DUCKLING 4, REH: LONE STAR FICTIONEER, OUTWORLDS 25 & 26, WORDWORKS 7, DARK HORIZONS 13, TARDIS 6 (reviewers: Dave McFerran, Nigel Smith, C.W. Hill, Keith Richmond, Ramsey Campbell, Rosemary Pardoe)
"Letters" (Harry Warner Jr, Syd Bounds, Steve Sneyd, Pamela Boal, Jessica Amanda Salmonson, Jean Sheward, Jon Harvey, C.C. Clingan)
Front-cover artwork: Stephen Jones; Internal Artwork: Jean Sheward, Russ Nicholson, Adrian Cuthbert
Wark 8 (December 1976)
"How Not to Do It" by George Barnett (on producing A SHORT STOP AT THE TRANSYLVANIAN BRAIN SURGERY)
"Breaking Eggs" by Mike Ashley (on his discovery of SF and editing of XERON)
"Reviews" (a change from individual reviews to columns): "British Fantasy Fanzines" reviewed by Rosemary Pardoe; "Comic Fanzines" reviewed by Mike Grace
"Letters" (W. Paul Ganley, Phil Stephensen-Payne, Mike Glicksohn, Dave Cockfield, David Sutton, Jessica Amanda Salmonson, Keith Richmond)
Wrap-around cover artwork: Russ Nicholson; Internal artwork: Russ Nicholson, David Lloyd, Jim Pitts, Mike Higgs