Posted by demonik on February 17, 2010
Justin Marriott (ed.) – Paperback Fanatic #13 (Feb. 2010)

includes;
Fanatical Thoughts – includes important news on the future of PF
Fanatical Mail – lots of it: includes Sennett Sez, two pages of additions and corrections to the Panther bibliography.
Wolf Kruger Speaks! – John Mains’ exclusive interview with Shaun Hutson about his pseudonyms.
The Last Temptation of Roger Elwood. A look back at the controversial Sf editor – concentrating on the short-lived Laser books’ output.
Early Pinnacles. The first hundred.
Confessions of an Advertising Executive – The story behind the saucy Confessions novels
New format, 48 pages A5 inc 8 pages of colour
order from Paperback Fanatic
see also Vault Paperback Fanatic 13 thread on forum
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Posted by demonik on December 1, 2009
Justin Marriott (ed.) – Paperback Fanatic #12 (Nov. 2009)
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Beyond the Silver Sky- an overview of Ken Bulmer’s work from Ace Doubles to Dray Prescott
The House of Bulmer- Andreas Decker looks at the enduring popularity Ken enjoyed in Germany
Masero Lives! Johnny Mains interviews the classic cover artist
Death Merchant- Andreas Decker gives the inside story on the outrageous men’s adventure series
The Four Gringos- saddles up with blood-thirsty western series Breed, Herne and Crow
Weird Tales at Panther- a much expanded and heavily illustrated 8-page reworking of The Paperback Dungeon checklist
When the Vile Take Over- at last we cover NEL’s Hells Angels poster mags
Just been unleashed! The usual eclectic, wildly entertaining celebration of beautifully ugly and just plain hideous paperbacks from the ‘sixties and seventies. Anthology fans will particularly enjoy the overview of Panther’s Weird Tales heavy output. Details from Paperback Fanatic, and anti-review of sorts on the Vault forum.
Posted in Paperback Fanatic, small press, Vault Product Placement | Tagged: *NEL*, Andreas Decker, Angus Wells, Breed, Brian Bieniowski, Brit Westerns, Crow, David Keyte, Death Merchant, fiction, Hells Angels, Herne, horror, James A Muir, James W. Marvin, John Giles, John Harvey, John Mains, John McLaglen, Joseph Rosenberger, Justin Marriott, Ken Bulmer, Laurence James, Mens Adventure, Murray Ewing, new english library, Panther, paperbacks, Piccadilly Cowboys, Pinnacle, Rob Matthews, Roy Bayfield, Severance, Steve Lines, Tony Masero, Tony Roberts, Vault Of Evil | Leave a Comment »