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Saturday, 13 February 2010

PAPERBACK FANATIC NEW LOOK FOR NEW ISSUE


Issue 13 of The Paperback Fanatic is now available in a new A5 format.

olf Kruger Speaks! An exclusive interview with Shaun Hutson about his pseudonyms.

The Last Temptation of Roger Elwood. A look back at the controversial Sf editor

Four Square SF. An overview of the british publisher's classic SF list

Confessions of an Advertising Executive. The story behind the saucy Confessions novels

Loads of your letters and updates!

New format, 48 pages A5 inc 8 pages of colour


Check it our HERE

Wednesday, 16 December 2009

MAGAZINE WATCH


The latest Paperback Fanatic (issue 11)fell through my letter box this morning and as always provided several hours of enjoyable reading.



The magazine is at the top of its game now - far better produced than most news-stand magazines. It's a great thing that the magazine is so robustly produced since once read it will be frequently pulled out and thumbed through.As a work of reference it is invaluable.



Highlights in this issue include a reprint of Steve Holland's interview with prolific paperback author, Peter Leslie, a look at James Moffet and a great feature on men's adventures which concentrates on the Blade series of books. The letters page is also a great read with some interesting conversation going on. The editor informs us that the readership for the magazine is now about 50% American and that in the future he will be looking at more USA published paperbacks than usual. but still retaining all the UK specific content. This should allow the already brilliant magazine more scope to grow and prosper.

If you love old paperbacks and the pulps then believe me you will want this magazine.

Can be picked up at good newsagents or purchased online which is far the easier option - Go HERE

Let's be careful out there......

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