Club June 1977

4 Communication
8 Sex & Tennis
Clifford Irving
11 Debra
Olivia
20 Are Sex Books Screwing Up Your Sex Life?
Paul Ruben
24 Phyllis Diller Interview
William Irvine
27 Dreams of a Young Girl
Jay Myrdal
36 Tether Report
Compiled by T. Christopher Siklos
38 Executive Pimps
Leonora Winthrop
43 Candy
Olivia
52 Prehistoric Love Play, Part II
Serena
56 Rear Windows
Michael Aldous
60 Turn of the Screw
Olivia
68 Symbols of Sex
Karl Steiner
72 T.S.
Liz Eden
76 Lindy
Dwight Fox
83 Modus Operandi
Edited by David Jones
88 Club Footnotes
Algonquin N. Park II
91 Francine
Olivia

EDITORIAL NOTE
Like the song says, "June is bustin' out all over," and here bustin' out with it is our bumper June issue. Regular Club contributor Clifford Irving's Sex and Tennis puts a hard forehand drive right down on the baseline, drawing a parallel that will fascinate buffs of both sports. Are Sex Books Screwing Up Your Sex Life? asks a pertinent contemporary question, and the answer will surprise you.
That doyen of comediennes, Phyllis Diller, does her own thing in her interview and talks about her early days with La Streisand, about her uplifting times—facially and frontally—and about the future. The Tether Report is the first of an occasional series, for those who like to toy with sex.
Whether you're buying or selling, Executive Pimps take a tough look at the world of corporate sex. This expose is interesting reading about the tricks of the trade. On which same subject T.S.—And It Doesn't Mean Tough Shit details the intimate life of Liz Eden that was the inspiration for the film Dog Day Afternoon. She reeals her transexuality graphically—and exclusively —to Club readers. And, Prehistoric Love Play is the final installment of our fantasy journey back to the days when men were men, even if they did have pretty beastly ideas.
To round off our piquant June package, there's Karl Steiner's Symbols of Sex, Communication, Modus Operandi and enough June ladies, laid end to end to ...well ...blow your mind.
David Jones