ADAM and the companion ADAM BEDSIDE READER were common
sources for the latter '60s and early '70s ALFRED HITCHCOCK
PRESENTS: collections, as edited by Harold Masur and Robert
Arthur (perhaps only Masur's volumes), and while I thought
"Adobe James" rather a goofy byline even at nine, it was in
the AHPs that I read those early Gores and much else
(including the first Ellison I read, "All the Sounds of
Fear").
While most US (and not a few other) folk have seen PLAYBOY,
and I own a copy of an early-'60s GENT (yet another CF and
SF-friendly skin magazine), I've never actually seen a copy
of any of the ADAM group of magazines that I can recall.
TM
-----Original Message----- From: Bill Crider [mailto:
abc@wt.net]
I'm glad John Hathaway remembers Adam as I do. It's probably
fairly collectible these days, since I think it published
(besides Gores) writers like Harlan Ellison. I don't know who
the publisher was. I just looked at the pictures.
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