4 QUILLPOWER
Knave's Mailbag
7 TALKABOUT
Jottings from Lord Addington
11 Maria
Photographed by Michel Moreau
16 THE ACTOR WHO CAME BACK
Brian O'Hanlon meets Denholm Elliott
19 A TALE OF TWO HOODS
Down in Sherwood Forest, something stirs
24 SPECTACULAR SEX
Perry Barr looks through rose-tinted glasses
27 KNAVE PLAYS JOKER
Stop me if you've heard it...
28 THIRD REICH ART
Nazi philosophy in pictures
31 Anoushka
36 THE SEXPERIMENTS
Pamela Garland and her three friends ...
40 DO YOU PAY TOO MUCH TAX?
Victor Selwyn helps you decide
44 JEAN
Photographed by Derek Burton
52 A MODERN WOMAN OF PLEASURE
Arabella Melville reveals all
56 A VERY WEIRD WAY TO PAINT
By John Bratby R.A.
61 Mandy Moore'S DIARY
The medium is the massage
66 HERE, THERE AND EVERYWHERE
Sexy cartoons by Ken Pyne
73 HONOR
86 ANN-KRISTINE
Photographed by Didier Kleynjans
96 MANDY'S MAIL
Your letters to M.M.
EDITORIAL NOTE
Don't for sex's sake, think that Knave has changed its attitudes at all, because
of the interview with 'the spouse of Mrs Whitehouse' in Talkabout this month...
The point is that we feel so confident of our own rightness when it comes to society,
sexuality and freedom that we certainly don't deny the opportunity to our opponents
to air their views in our pages. Thus we were only too happy to reproduce this
talk received from free-lancer Tony Slinn —presenting it without derision
or nasty comments from us.
It is, however, interesting to think that, in the clean-up campaigners' ideal
society, presUmma-porn-star">Umably there would be no opportunity for their opponents to be seen
or heard—since media such as ours would be 'verboten'!
Our use of 'verboten' brings us onto another highlight of this Knave—namely
Third Reich Art. We've been very lucky to obtain exclusive magazine publication
rights to pictures from this asyet-unpublished book.
Incidentally, aficionados of Nazi art who saw 'something similar' in the Sunday
Times a little while ago will find a lot that's different in Knave's look at paintings
etc. of that sinister regime which, like some classic gruesome horror film, continues
to fascinate so many people.
Mandy still lives, you'll be glad to see. Despite the dreadful hints in.a recent
Knave Talkabout that she is beginning to feel very tired (and little wonder when
you think what she's done for Knave readers in the last year or so), our unique
girl diarist is still going strong. Perhaps all those sad letters and suicide
notes from devotees that greeted what was only a 'whisper', have revived her...
Arabella Melville, yet another lady contributor, joins Knave regulars like Mandy
Moore and Pamela 'Sexperiments' Garland in this issue. Here you have 'the thoughts
of Bella' which hopefully you'll find stimulating. However, from next month onwards,
we exploit girls on an even more 'practical' basis when Countess Zichy takes over
Quillpower-our letters section. She will be giving her comments on your comments
about Knave, and so we expect our postbag to be even fuller in the months ahead,
now that you have a pretty—and very bright—Lady Savouring what you
say you like and hate in Britain's fastest growing 50p magazine for men...
