rob4
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Post by rob4 on Jan 17, 2022 11:07:12 GMT
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Post by dem on Jan 20, 2022 9:43:25 GMT
Justin Marriott [ed.] - Paperback Fanatic #45 (Jan. 2022). Am*z*n Blurb: A Visual Guide to Belmont and Tower paperbacks of the 1960s.
300+ covers of vintage 1960s paperbacks reproduced in colour, with information about the author, cover artist and subject matter.
Sleaze, horror, thriller, occult, sexy spies and more.
Books by Harlan Ellison, Bob Tralins, Gardner Fox, Peter McCurtin and more.
Covers by Robert Maguire, Edward Gorey, Catherine Jeffrey Jones and more.
60 pages
A Marriott solo effort/ labour of love. A three page 'Fanatical thoughts' by way of introduction and into the fray. Six full colour cover scans to a page, running commentary throughout. 'Review' to follow ASAP. am*z*n.ukam*z*n.usaThere's a new Battling Britons, too.
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Post by andydecker on Jan 20, 2022 9:50:23 GMT
Justin Marriott [ed.] - Paperback Fanatic #45 (Jan. 2022). Am*z*n Blurb: A Visual Guide to Belmont and Tower paperbacks of the 1960s.
300+ covers of vintage 1960s paperbacks reproduced in colour, with information about the author, cover artist and subject matter.
Sleaze, horror, thriller, occult, sexy spies and more.
Books by Harlan Ellison, Bob Tralins, Gardner Fox, Peter McCurtin and more.
Covers by Robert Maguire, Edward Gorey, Catherine Jeffrey Jones and more.
60 pages
A Marriott solo effort/ labour of love. A three page 'Fanatical thoughts' by way of introduction and into the fray. Six full colour cover scans to a page, running commentary throughout. 'Review' to follow ASAP. am*z*n.ukam*z*n.usaThere's a new Battling Britons, too. I will hopefully get it tomorrow oder the weekend. Belmont Tower is interesting. So many different books, often all over the place. Harlan Ellison and Gardner Fox, more different you can't get. |
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Post by dem on Jan 20, 2022 17:01:19 GMT
Swiped from around the board; A mini-gallery of horror/ SF covers is best I can manage. A far more representative selection would include such titles as Memoirs of a Harem Girl (" ... a supposed long lost erotic autobiography, with a suitably cheesy cover photo); Gavin Cunningham, Gay Power: The Homosexual Revolt; Naughty but Dead, an Erik March mystery by the creators of Honey West; Morton Cooper, The Private Life of a Strip-tease Artist ("... a Hollywood actress dogged by rumours of a past in stag movies and multiple husbands"); Frank Long's The Horror Expert ("a poor attempt, with a bitchy publisher hated by everyone, shot dead in her office"); 'Sean O'Shea's Invasion of the Nymphomaniacs "A squeeze play in a 'falsies' factory might bust it for Valentine Flynn"); Gil Scott-Heron's The Vulture; Badger books legend Pel Torro's Beyond the Barrier of Space (Belmont also reprinted at least two A. J. Merak novels from same source); The Long-suppressed Erotic Tales of Sacher-Masoch; Jacqueline, Daughter of the Marquis de Sade, and Malcolm Kent's The Terror Above Us (according to the author; "The world's first account of two men abducted by aliens and forced to have sex with a beautiful girl, who may well be a robot. Even more frightening and sexy because it is non-fiction.") All of the above and hundreds more feature in this latest, very gorgeous Fanatic. Justin writes: "If this issue proves to be a success, then I plan to repeat the exercise for Panther books, Pinnacle books, Daw books and to revise the New English Library Guide." Dashiell Hammett [ed.] - The Red Brain, 1961. Michael Avallone - Tales of the Frightened, 1962. Robert Bloch - Terror, 1962. Frank Belknap Long - Odd Science Fiction, 1964. Bernhardt J. Hurwood - Monsters and Nightmares, 1967. Robert Bloch - The Living Demons, 1967. Peter Saxon - Vampire's Moon, 1970. Robert Bloch - Dragons & Nightmares, 1972. |
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