Club October 1977

4 Comunication
8 The Health Officer
William Burroughs
11 Pola
Olivia
20 The Hype Report
Chary Hype
24 The Sex Magic(k) of Aleister Crowley
Leslie Horvitz and Bob Martin
27 Miranda
Dwight Fox
35 Sin Bins
Noel Joseph
40 Life, Liberty and the Pursuit of Pornography
F. Lee Bailey
43 Jeanette
Barry Vincent
52 Joseph Heller Interview
Mike Bygrave
56 Tales from Blackmoore Manor
T. Christopher Siklos
59 Louise
IMEX
70 Lotus Esprit
Suzanne Kent
75 Sexualis
Edited by David Jones
80 Steam Work
Rupert Daines
91 Pedal Pushers
Peter Hurd
98 Club Footnotes
Algonquin N. Park

EDITORIAL NOTE
F. Lee Bailey has long been one of America's most prominent trial attorneys. In Life, Liberty and the Pursuit of Pornography, he contributes a refreshingly new—and eminently readable—examination of the facts ands fallacies behind the recent trials of that troubled trio—Larry Flynt, Al Goldstein and Harry Reems. He takes a searching look at what he describes as "a controversy that will do little to enhance the law, and even less to clarify the question of pornography. . It's recommeded reading .
A new piece of fiction from a writer of the stature of William Burroughs is an event indeed, and the previously unpublished The Health Officer is no exception. As well as gripping you all the way through to its terrifying ending, it's everything you never wanted to know about drugs.
Described by The London Times as "the wickedest man in the world," Aleister Crowley, in real life, practiced the kind of sexual obscenities that few of us would dare to dream of in our most far out fantasies. Read about them in The Sex Magic(k) of Aleister Crowley, by Horvitz and Martin, starting on page 24. But don't blame us if you can't sleep.
Chary Hype's The Hype Report takes a witty and amusing swipe at the best-selling Hite Report. We absolutely guarantee that the eloquent Ms. Hite did not ask any of these questions. Regular Club contributor Mike Bygrave conducts a rare interview with Joseph Heller, who talks on a plethora of fascinating topics, including his new novel..
Then there's Tales from Blackmoore Manor, by T. Christopher Siklos, in which Lord Justin relates to Mistress Anna the trials and tribulations of an unfortunate model, who discovers that posing can be painful. Noel Joseph's Sin Bins brings you up to date on auto sex, while Sexualis reveals more from the confidential files of an international sex clinic. And since this is our first Fall issue for 1977, feel free to fall for the most luscious collection of Halloween honeys that have, ever, graced our pages.
David Jones