Paperback Parade No. 106

Contents Page
Gary Lovisi: Paperback Talk
Richard Greene “Dream Dance: The Art of Ed Emshwiller”
Gary Lovisi “Lila Lynn: Paperback Cover Model”
Richard L. Kellogg “Revisiting Peyton Place”
Gary Lovisi “The Hard-Boiled Paperbacks of Al Fray”
Sean McMullen “Carter Brown’s Unscientific Thrillers”
Gary Lovisi “The Australian Scientific Thrillers”
Richard Greene’s Matchless Paperbacks by Howard R. Milsted, Jr.
Philip Harbottle “The Return of Norman Firth”
Richard Greene “Road Trip Treasures”

Paperback Parade No. 106 Jan. 2020
Editor: Gary Lovisi
Designer: Richard Greene
~5.5” x 8.5” 104 pages, full color throughout
$15 + postage for a single issue
$40 for three-issue subscription
Gryphon Books website

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