Books

Doctor Zhiggolo by A. Kinsey.

The eternal validity of a naval struggle told by a man who is living it up (by the author— The Birds and the Bees-children's reading).

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Forever Slander by Ol. Wol.

A sad tale of continual mistreatment of the Author by an inattentive press.

Book Keeping for Beginners

by Nord. Mire.

An elementary treatise written so you can understand it, not recommended for advanced studies.

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Lolita.

The sad tale of a racing car magnate's effort to end Formula Libre racing and his eventual success in small cars aided by his daughter's young friends—A children's book.

"Vat '59" by Tarry Shakespeare.

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The year's best selling biography: a just and urbane study of a virile Kuri Puku Bay homebrewer, who was always lustily at home in life, in and out of exile.

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Last Post by Wally Trash

A lusty, irreverent and affectionate fictional portrait of a shrewd gas-bag who became a powerful political boss with a majority of one in Parliament. The story stays on target so steadily that New Zealand's tax-payer John Citizen still thinks he was having a horrible nightmare on the night of the Budget.

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Women of Rome. Not for boys of Wellington.

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Doubting Dave by David Brown.

A brief, deceptively simple novel whose hero, a clown, brings a timely reminder that the fatal flaw of any totalitarian regime is its congenitally inhuman disregard of humanity's sex impulses.