Men Only Vol. 40 # 5

4 COMMUNICATION
8 UP, UP AND AWAY Jack Trevor Story
13 MAXINE Fred Enke
19 HOT POURRI Reg Allen
22 SUMMER MADNESS Ken Pyne
24 MARK McCORMACK INTERVIEW Mike Bygrave
27 ALMA Jon Marvin
36 ROOM SERVICE I. T. Izard
43 TWIN SET Amnon Bar-Tur
52 THE BOOTED FOOT Karl Steiner
58 SHEENA Michel Moreau
64 WESTWARD HO THE WAGON! Fred Enke
67 SHIRLEY Ion Marvin
75 ON THE TURN Ann Summers
79 MODUS OPERANDI Edited by David Jones
84 FIONA IN BALI Fiona Richmond
90 OLIVIA Edas Photography

EDITORIAL
Dancing around the Maypole is a fertility rite that is very rarely practised any more. Instead we now drive to the sea, watch television, or simply sun it up in the privacy of the back garden with a copy of Men Only in our hands. And why not, indeed, when the contents of our magazine offer all the delights of festivity and sex which the summer sun encourages in the thoughts ? It's a good buy for all occasions.
This month's issue contains the expected high quality in both visual and verbal treasures. First and foremost are the ladies
(since it is the month of May), namely Maxine, Alma, Sheena and Shirley, with Olivia coming last but not least. The ladies are also well represented in the shape of Fiona Richmond, who sweated through exotic Bali, and Ann Summers who writes in her usual lucid fashion and also offers guidance to those in need.
Our lead fiction this month is by the colourful Jack Trevor Story, who lives in Hampstead, enjoys drinking in pubs, and is never less than prolific as a writer.
For this month's interview Mike Bygrave, late of Time Out and now one of the country's brightest young journalists (also the author of a splendid novel, About Time, published in paperback by Quartet at 60p), tackles the high-powered financial world encompassed by Mark McCormack. A Jay Gatsby -figure on the international sports scene, Mr McCormack has evolutionised the business by turning famous sportsmen into glamorous figures and making a mint in the process.
Also included is a re-vamped 'Gentlemen of Leisure' (now called 'Hot Pourri'), Karl Steiner on 'The Booted Foot', 'Modus Operandi' and Mr Izard. Enough for your May weekend. Tony Power.