4 Hors d'Oeuvres
Compiled by Alan Radnor
8 All Girls Together
Todd Mallanson
12 Chandra Clive McLean
20 The Soft Touch
Fiction Michael Tait
25 Libby
Mike Bramman
30 Blue and British
Verina Glaessner
34 Private Mail
Tuppy Owens and Friends 37 Andrea Fred Enke 44 A New Kind of Ball Game Sarah Stanton 48 Mefistomovies Cartoon strip Burke and Hare 52 Smooth Operator Amnon Bar-Tur 60 The Art of Rude Chess K-H. Schmutzig and R. Bushe-Tickler 65 Henri Fred Enke 72 Readers' Writes 76 Melinda Clive McLean
Editorial Note
This issue of Club International is guaranteed to make May a merry month. It's
bursting with features, fiction, and some of the darlingest buds to come your
way for a long time.
In All Girls Together, Todd Mallanson takes a lingering look at lesbian love in
all-girl societies. Girls will never seem the same again. Our fiction is by Michael
Tait, whose The Soft Touch hits hard - and erotically - at jungle warfare.
Having set the scene with last month's first edition of our new striptoon Mefistomovies,
Uncle Mef and Walt Kleen III really start to get down to business. And what a
business it turns out to be ! While in contrast, in A New
Kind of Ball Game, Sarah Stanton describes her own particular solution to the
problem all women face when the man in their life walks out and away - and takes
the money, too.
Blue and British, by Verina Glaessner, examines the Wardour Street world of British
sex humour in the cinema and asks, `is it all too much of a Carry On'? The Art
of Rude Chess teaches you one or two moves that may not have occurred to you before.
Well, perhaps they may, but certainly not on a chess board.
Then there's Private Mail, - in which Buttons spends a happy weekend away from
prison - Readers' Writes and Hors d'Oeuvres. A regular Maypole of an issue.
