4 Sensor
8 Screwing The System/Al Goldstein Interview
Paul Tabori
11 Gaby
Goldberg
16 Irezumi/Tattooing in Japan
Angela Carter
20 Eva
Mike Bramman
24 Cinéma Vérité
Tom Tennant
26 The Wind Blows Hot
Howard Nelson
27 Candid Cameos
Enzo d'Amberni
35 The Continental Bentley/Motoring David Parkinson
38 The Telephone Affair
Mel Fawcett
42 Belinda
Fred Enke
52 Secret Societies
Mark Royston
57 A Tropical Heatwave/Fashion David Parkinson
60 Sallie
Siwer Ohlsson
67 Sexicon
76 Deborah
Siwer Ohlsson
80 The World Olympic Love Sports
Prof Hugh Pecker
85 Moira
Ed Alexander
91 Readers' Writes
94 Women's Lip
96 Open Column
EDITORIAL NOTE
The wind blows hot, says Howard Nelson on page 26 of this issue, and although
he is writing of what might be called a disassociated subject, we could well apply
the same phrase to our very own Club International. Indeed it blows hot, and is
warmly received, both here and overseas — and blows stronger each month.
Such popularity isn't all that mysterious. A quick glance through this month's
contents will reveal our usual wide variety of subjects, all of which are superbly
illustrated.
Readers of Men Only will already be familiar with Angela Carter, who has so far
contributed to that brother publication a knife-edged interview with Micky Spillane
and an intriguing analysis of Japanese sexual mores. Exclusively for Club International,
Angela has retraced her footsteps, as it were, this time to demonstrate the more
bizarre aspects of Japanese erotic tattooing.
Elsewhere we have a mind-boggling satire on the future Sex Olympics, a nostalgic
glimpse at teenage groping in the post-war movie house, a startling Mark Royston
exposé of Secret Societies, and one of the funniest, s.exiest and most
unusual short stories of the year.
And the girls are outstanding, and Sexicon is outrageous, and our Art Editor,
Steve Ridgeway, is ecstatic. We think you will be, too.
