“You thought the cover art related to the story.”
Truth. Half of this book is his screenplay for the Katherine Dunn novel Geek Love.
Mondays. Whatya gonna do?
Seriously, the name seemed so on the nose I had to check, and this was a real magazine.
That magazine is still in publication, but now it’s called The Incel Quarterly.
This for the record is false. It ceased publication in 1964.
I remember the great bosom hoax. All those fake bosoms…
So Harry Anderson had another side gig besides his standup act and sitcom roles.
I figured the “you bought this for all the wrong reasons” line was a hint that it was actually about magic tricks.
Yeah, the first half is a magic book. The second half is a screenplay.
So… why do men hate women?
Here’s the cover illustration from a book I’m sure a few people here have actually read. Based on this image, can you guess the book?
Answer:
So I take it that’s supposed to be… CABOT!
I’ve read enough about the Gor series to not want to read it.
I don’t know… it gets 3.52 stars on Goodreads…
I hear Leonard Maltin liked it.
Edit: Linked the wrong book.
I was guessing it was a John Carter book. Shows what I know.
Because our power structures are currently built on the idea that somebody needs to suffer, apparently?
Maybe it’s me, maybe it’s the prose, but when I read this, I could only see Ed Wood in a wig. Nothing at all like the cover. Hell, the character’s name may actually be Glenda. (I read this one and one other…Death of a Transvestite…wait, checks…it’s Killer in Drag where the main character is Glen/da.)
In situations where large rockets may burst from the TV screen, a lady does not wear an easily dishiveled wraparound.
Somebody needed to say to the artist: “Look, kid, Frazetta doesn’t have to read the book. You have to read the book.”
