4 Hors d'Oeuvres 10 Behold the Man Michael Moorcock Interview
Mike Bygrave
13 Nina
Siwer Ohlsson
19 A Week in the Life David Jones
27 Selina
Fred Enke
32 The Sexual Image
Jeremy Knott-Kingsley
36 Fire in the Soul Motoring
Tony Scott
40 The Pick-Up
Fiction
Kate Barlay
43 Roxy Clive McLean
52 Deb's Delight
Frank Norman
57 Your Tie, Sir!
Fashion David Parkinson
61 Dionne
Jerry Pasternak
66 Three's Company
Mark Royston
71 Fantastique Jay Myrdal
75 Readers' Writes
83 Speed-Freak Fantasy
StEve Lawry and Alan Radnor
86 Women's Lip
89 Ulla
Fred Enke
EDITORIAL NOTE
Now that Spring is springing, and every man's fancy is turning, it's time to sweep
the frosted cobwebs of winter away and face the Summer of '75 with renewed vigour
and polished image.
But how is your image when it comes to the opposite sex? Jeremy Knott-Kingsley
gives you some salient pointers when it comes to projecting yourself.
Kate Barlay gives a woman's point of view in her latest piece of fiction, showing
what can happen when you keep a woman waiting.
Every man's ultimate image must be the dynamic Ferrari Dino, whose classic lines
and performance are guaranteed to turn any lady's head in the right direction.
We look at the latest in the line of these pedigree cars.
Frank Norman tells how he broke through the silvered image of the deb's world,
in a revealing article which shows that women of all classes have something very
basic in common.
That master of science fiction, Michael Moorcock, is interviewed by another Michael,
namely Mike By-grave, in a down-to-earth manner. But even Moor-cock's intergalactic
mind would appreciate the heavenly qualities of our lovely ladies, of which there
are many fine samples in the following pages. And. your letters still keep pouring
in, showing us that life's many diversities are nowhere near being exhausted.
A fact which should keep our readers happy for more than just the present packed
issue.
