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***Spoiler alert: we break down the whole book.***
Join host R__ as he discusses France Book’s Cleopatra’s Blonde Sex Rival (F-15) from 1962 by Walt Vickery with W. Paul Apel, author of the newly published I Watched Football Early the Day I Died: The Lost Ed Wood Frank Leahy Screenplay. They talk plenty about Wood, too. And how this France book was considered "Evil Literature" in Ireland. Leahy, of course, coached for the Fighting Irish at the University of Notre Dame.
Get Paul’s book now: https://www.amazon.com/Watched-Football-Early-Day-Died/dp/B0C87HNW79
And check out Aoife Bhreatnach's podcast, Censored (she’s the one the helped with the details concerning this title being banned in Ireland): http://censored.ie/censored-podcast/
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Sin & Sci-fi in the 60s: The France Books Universe (née France Books' Paperback Writers) *was* a video podcast and nearly a book. It has hence spun off into Space-age Erotica: Epic Obscenity, but some of the S&SF60s videos remain online (primarily interviews and those having to do with the new venture: Epic Books).
Discover the fascinating characters surrounding International Publications, Inc., the publisher of sordid novels (and men's magazines) from 1962-1963 under the France Books banner. A publisher who would become a renowned biker, a fellow who would later have the audacity to claim he schtupped his pal James Dean, the man who co-created comic book heroine Black Widow, the most prolific Canadian writer ever, & a Who’s Who of science fiction writers all repped by editor/agent Forrest J Ackerman (the man who coined the shortened term “sci-fi”), and many, many others, including a writer whose earlier publisher was sued for libel in the amount of $750,000 by a former king of Egypt!
Join hosts R__ & Greg as they dig deep sixty years back to unearth the hidden past. They're both Ed Wood fans & won't let up 'til they find Wood in one of the "France 75".
#booktube #books
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By Ro Bo***Spoiler alert: we break down the whole book.***
Join host R__ as he discusses France Book’s Cleopatra’s Blonde Sex Rival (F-15) from 1962 by Walt Vickery with W. Paul Apel, author of the newly published I Watched Football Early the Day I Died: The Lost Ed Wood Frank Leahy Screenplay. They talk plenty about Wood, too. And how this France book was considered "Evil Literature" in Ireland. Leahy, of course, coached for the Fighting Irish at the University of Notre Dame.
Get Paul’s book now: https://www.amazon.com/Watched-Football-Early-Day-Died/dp/B0C87HNW79
And check out Aoife Bhreatnach's podcast, Censored (she’s the one the helped with the details concerning this title being banned in Ireland): http://censored.ie/censored-podcast/
***
Sin & Sci-fi in the 60s: The France Books Universe (née France Books' Paperback Writers) *was* a video podcast and nearly a book. It has hence spun off into Space-age Erotica: Epic Obscenity, but some of the S&SF60s videos remain online (primarily interviews and those having to do with the new venture: Epic Books).
Discover the fascinating characters surrounding International Publications, Inc., the publisher of sordid novels (and men's magazines) from 1962-1963 under the France Books banner. A publisher who would become a renowned biker, a fellow who would later have the audacity to claim he schtupped his pal James Dean, the man who co-created comic book heroine Black Widow, the most prolific Canadian writer ever, & a Who’s Who of science fiction writers all repped by editor/agent Forrest J Ackerman (the man who coined the shortened term “sci-fi”), and many, many others, including a writer whose earlier publisher was sued for libel in the amount of $750,000 by a former king of Egypt!
Join hosts R__ & Greg as they dig deep sixty years back to unearth the hidden past. They're both Ed Wood fans & won't let up 'til they find Wood in one of the "France 75".
#booktube #books
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.