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...distinction between the pornography of "servants" (blue collar workers) and "employers" (the educated elite) is not as great as Neville would have us believe. When Esquire magazine asked skin book publishers to describe their readership, here were two of the replies...
...publish a magazine for the mentally ill," he replied. The same comment in one of his Hustler editorials would have been worded "retards" rather than "mentally ill." While other skin magazine publishers, such as Bob Guccione of Penthouse or Al Goldstein of Screw, consciously cater to a readership less educated or sophisticated than they, Flynt is probably representative of a Hustler subscriber...
...graph. Published three years ago in London, it is just now gaining recognition on this side of the Atlantic. Economists, foreign students from Southeast Asia and Africa, and readers of periodicals such as the Coevolution Quarterly have passed it from hand to hand. The book seems to enjoy a readership far in excess of the number of copies sold...
...section gets pulled out and saved, if it gets readership, then we will continue it," Deane W. Lord, director of public information, said yesterday...
...confronting this aspect of Miller's work, he scrupulously ignores it. The women's liberation movement long ago slung the albatross of sexism around Mailer's own neck, and he must have considered that intentionally reconjuring its specter in this book would put a large part of his potential readership in a stalking mood--not good, when a writer is out to purvey his product, and the subject of this anthology has the sales promise of Marilyn Monroe...