It takes a brave, confident man to wear a yellow rollneck. Image
And as for yellow double denim... πŸ”₯πŸ”₯πŸ”₯ Image
Bombay Cooler for the win. Image
It is versatile. I'll grant you that. Image
And with so many layering options... Image
Have men's fashions really come so far? If you think about it? ImageImage
Or has male fashion always been "pop the collar, tuck in the shirt and that'll do"? Image
At least we'll always have the rollneck to fall back on... Image
"You know in America they call it a 'turtleneck.' I know that because I've travelled." Image

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15 Nov
Today in pulp: a woman with great hair is fleeing a gothic house. Why?

Well this is a signal to the reader: they hold in their hands one of β€˜those’ books – not a historical romance or a ghost story, but a modern gothic romance.

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New readers start here: what is a modern gothic romance? Well it's a romance story with strong supernatural themes, all tied to an atmospheric and foreboding building which our heroine must flee.

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Firstly it has a long pedigree. Horace Walpole's The Castle of Otranto (1764) is usually acknowledged as the first gothic romance; set during the Crusades it follows Lord Manfred's fateful decision to divorce his wife and pursue his dead son's bride-to-be Isabella. Image
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Today I'm looking at Penguin Books from 1966. Why? Because that's the year they ditched the Marber Grid and brought in Alan Aldridge as art director to spice up their fiction covers!

He was a controversial choice, so let's see how he did... Image
Sleepwalkers, by David Karp. Penguin Books, 1966.

I really like this as a cover! Image
Farewell, My Lovely by Raymond Chandler. Penguin Books, 1966. Another favourite of mine. Image
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13 Nov
You know what folks, it's time for us to talk tripe on Twitter!

Warming, delicious tripe... Image
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But what is it? Image
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The first issue of Rolling Stone magazine was published today in 1967. Let's look back at its first ten years in print. Image
Tiny Tim and the scandal of stereo. Rolling Stone, July 1968. Image
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