The Library

Why?

I've only read the Quest for Julian Day and can't remember much about it.

Hoyo de Monterrey wrote:

Toohey wrote:I often wondered if the Duc himself was gay. Given the way his characters treat their women sometimes you think, were/are they just repressed homosexauls

You're just trying to wind us up, aren't you?

So he was just a man's man then?

Wind you up, rumbled again...

What do you make of Wheatleys expression on the pic on the back of the book?

Looks like he'd going to kill somebody. Has he just been told that Labour have won the general election?

LOL

I loved the copy of To the Devil a duaghter you sent me. I could tell it was old, the nude there had was err...furry.

Sorry to be crude

I often wondered if the Duc himself was gay. Given the way his characters treat their women sometimes you think, were/are they just repressed homosexauls

Or would he have wrote Richard Allen type books? All blood and sex stories set about the youth of the day? I remember reading them in my (mis-spent) youth and they didn't hold back. The skinheads in those books were just mouthpieces for some pretty vile opinions. Yet, for those of us who read them t...

Looks like hundreds of phony members have joined us in the last couple of days. I look forward to reading some stimulating post from these new members, who are scattered all over the globe. Or perhaps not eh?

Apparently there are over 800 members on this site, but where are they all?

These had some pretty awful covers didnÂ’t they? I donÂ’t know who did the art direction, if you could call it that, but it was pretty tasteless. The covers are normally a bit readers wives with few silly fetishes on the cover. With covers like these you have to wonder are they trying to stop us buy...

No idea on what food he consumed over this period, but type A that he was you can bet it was some high cholesterol food, such a duck pate. I'm not a smoker or a much of a drinker either so hats off to him fo that.

No, they deifintely released the Lost Continent on DVD. I checked on IMDB. But, to be honest, I haven't visited the Anchor Bay site to check if it's still there.

I was aware that Wheatley continued writing up until his death. ioften wondered what he wrtoe after the Irish Witch and came across these titles on wikipedia. I've never read any of these let alone heard of them. Can anyone fill me in with some info on the following titles? Desperate Measures 1974 T...

Anchor Bay released at 97 min verison of this film, on DVD, on 27/07/04.

I don't know if it's still out there in print but you could try ordering direct or through Amazon.

I do remember reading about the 1st Bond novel that Fleming wrote; it was set in Kuwait but was never published as it was thought that this would put a strain on Anglo-Kuwait relations. To date that one has never been published either, though DW would probably have got himself into some bother if hi...

I love to attend a convention and meet you all. When and if it happens see you all there.

I read in Clive Barkers a-z of horror that Dennis Wheatley once smoked 250 cigs, drank five magnums of champagne and still mananged to write 20 000 words all in a 48 hour period.

Well, that impressed me!