On Tue, 02 Dec 2008 04:32:17 +0200, Eloi Morlock wrote:
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> Yo my bro' in panic!
>
> Sorry, my reply being so much in delay... Life is very short, and
> there's no time for fuzzing and fighting(?), my friend.
> - but -
> Time is on my side. Yes it is!
> Do I need a machine for that? Maybe a clockwork or....
>
No apology necessary, glad you're back! I figured we'd hear from you
around now... are you a Marley fan also?
> ---
> I just posted the scans of the previously mentioned Nabokovian fairy
> tales. It's a pity the old scans are so lousy in quality. I'm in deep
> doubt you could find the book anymore, but if you can, you might do a
> favour to all true amateurs of the art by making a better scanning of
> the pictorials with the state of art technology now available.
>
> The notes bequethed along the posting give the available information
> about the persons involved, as told on the pages. Whether it's true or
> false, is hard to tell.
>
Thanks indeed! Odd, I watched the (original) film adaptation of said
literary masterpiece just yesterday. 40-some years have not dated it one
bit. I very much enjoyed viewing your images, to be sure. I will indeed
try to locate some issues of this mook, there are a few places I can
check. I have recently been busy ferreting-out copies of Bishojo-Kiko and
SuperNude, in addition to some old Yoji Ishikawa publications. They
aren't cheap, however, and I'm a just simple workin' man :-) Ahhh... the
good ole days ;-)
> ---
> I'm quite assured, however, that Sutton is not the homestead of miss F.
> we were discussing earlier about. She has most likely never heard of
> such a place.
*Snicker* they (Mayfair) also claim she is a fan of betting on the
horses! Hmmm... likely? Maybe not so much ;-) Wouldn't be surprised to
hear she likes smoking cigars and being spanked also...
> If a German mag locates her to France, I would take that as more
> credible.
>
> Imagine this (you're supposed to be a British editor!): How would I call
> this foreign chick 'Françoise' (damn I can't even type the name...) to
> make her more like a nextdoor girl. Eh.. let her be "Frances Voy",
> sounds similar enough...
>
*Laughs* yeah, you're probly right there, sounds pretty reasonable!
Oh well, as I said once (and before me another, not quite so famous ;-)
What's in a name? that which we call a rose
By any other name would smell as sweet...
> How the Japanese publishers figure out the state of the world, I cannot
> even imagine.
>
Beats me, however they sure did the world a grande justice for a few
decades! <g>
> Oh, I included also an odd posting of miss F. as 'frvo_###'. I have no
> idea where those pics are coming from; I downloaded them in 2004 from
> some newsgroup. The colours hint towards 'Club' some 25-30 years ago.
>
Yes, thanks for posting these. I believed them to be from the 'Genesis'
issue mentioned in our other conversation. I debated posting them myself
but ultimately decided I liked her better before I had seen them... I
have a fair number of additional photos I dug up, I 'll post them
sometime before too long. Without a doubt the best images were from
'Lolita Marchen' et al.
> Best wishes.
>
> Eloi Morlock
> @kweendom.com
>
>
> P.S.
> To my grand chagrain I read the news of the sudden exit of Chris
> Nikolson. Humanity has lost a great artist. Keeping up this newsgroup
> with his art, and others', we might induce younger artists of his
> quality to come up, somewhere, sometime. Let's hope.
>
Sad to be sure. I will post what I have scraped together so far,
including a few dozen+ cartes postales. I also will post scans of "Peaux
Douces", I managed to secure a copy recently. It is very(!) small-format
but has ~75 images typical to his style in "Cliche International".
Lamentably, I have yet to obtain "Provocations - L'Univers Interdit De
Chris Nikolson" but will before too long, I solemnly promise. I can get
it from numerous sources but they are all very expensive.
BONUS! I managed to get his uhh... movie/video, it's called "Lovely". I
will post it in a few minutes, it is surely a rarity. Comments/
discussion to the text accompanying the post will be welcome ...
I can't say the aforementioned items are precisely on-topic, however I'm
sure the group will forgive me as it's in memoriam, after all.
> Yes, I have consumed a large cognac, or two, in memory of C. N., and
> also to celebrate the decennial. Happy Birthday to you, too.
>
> E.M.
And to you, Sir(?)!
I will have to make do with Kahlua, but it's the thought that counts!
Cheers;
P.P.
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