Men Only Vol. 41 # 3

4 HOT POURRI
compiled by Alan Radnor
8 THE SPIRIT IS WILLING
Frank Smythe
14 FRITZI
Jacques Bourboulon
22 VIVE LA DIFFERENCE!
G. L. Simons
28 CAN YOU SPARE A COPPER ?
Roger Williams
32 ROBERT SHAW INTERVIEW
Fred Robbins
35 SARA
Fred Enke
42 THE HOMECOMING
Tom Gilwern Davies
44 ROLLS-ROYCE RIDERS
J. T. Izard
47 ALISON
Clive McLean
59 THE SEAMSTRESS
Fred Enke
67 MODUS OPERANDI
edited by David Jones
72 THE ILLUSTRATED FIONA RICHMOND
Fiona Richmond
75 RAIMUNDA
Amnon Bar-Tur
80 TOO MUCH MOUTH
Kate Barlay
84 INDULGENCE
Jay Myrdal
86 COMMUNICATION
89 BICYCLE CLIPS
Allan Sass

EDITORIAL NOTE
On marching through this March issue of Men Only, we guarantee that you'll have blown away every last vestige of the winter blues. Leading off with the big guns, there's Robert Shaw baring his Jaws — amongst other things — to ace American show-biz interviewer Fred Robbins; a fascinating insight into the life and times of one of the world's few truly international actors of today.
Our lead feature is by Frank Smythe, an eminent author of the supernatural. The Spirit Is Willing unveils the unnatural practices of a bevy of sexy spirits. If you've ever wondered how to lay a ghost, this is the inside story. We welcome a new contributor in Tom Gilwern Davies, whose The Homecoming is a brilliant short story about a returning prisoner of war who extracts a bizarre revenge. There's a really nasty sting in the tail.
J. T. Izard, our inimitable randy reporter, has fun and games on the rampage in a Rolls-Royce, and reports on the ups and downs of giving lifts. If that's not enough, Ronald Biggs' girlfriend, Raimunda, reveals her all to you — the first time she has been exposed in Europe. There's the second of the lovely Fiona Richmond's new features with, this month, her first aphrodisiac meal — a mouth-watering experience; Kate Barlay's Too Much Mouth, the low-down on oral sex; an unusually tattooed naked lady; erotic fiction, with Can You Spare A Copper? and Modus Operandi. Don't march through the magazine too quickly, though, as you'll miss an unbelievable thirty-seven pages of beautiful girls. All for your pleasure.
Tony Power.