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^ Possibilities: The Photographs of John Willie, edited by J.^ a b Rund, The Adventures of Sweet Gwendoline, pp.There is a partner to suit everyone somewhere, but the search will be difficult until we can discuss our likes and dislikes, openly, in good taste, without threat from our own brand of standardized Police State.' See also References What you do, or do not do, is your own business, all that matters is that the enjoyment be mutual, - and the time to discuss these things is before you get hitched up. Marriages break up almost invariably because of sex. If you have any other ideas on the subject, you are a pervert.The basis of a decent society is a happy home. In fact, it's a dreadful thing, but it's all right as long as you don't enjoy it. 'As for sex, ignorance is abysmal, because for centuries those who could not satisfy themselves, except by denying pleasure to others, have taught generation after generation that 'sex is taboo.' Thou shalt not think about it or discuss it. He destroyed his archives and returned home to England, where he died in his sleep in August 1962. After publishing the first 23 issues of Bizarre, Coutts moved to Hollywood, California, where in 1961 he developed a brain tumor and was forced to stop his mail-order business. 23 Mahlon Blaine was introduced by the editor as the artist who was to replace Willie as the primary illustrator. There was no mention within the magazine that it had changed hands, but in issue no. By 1956 Coutts was ready to give up the magazine and that year he sold it to someone described only as R.E.B., who published six more issues before Bizarre finally folded in 1959. The magazine was suspended completely from 1947 to 1951. These letters covered topics such as high heels, bondage, amputee fetishism, sadomasochism, transvestism, corsets and body modification. There were also many letters from readers: he was accused of inventing these but insisted that they were genuine. The magazine included many photographs, often of Willie's wife, and drawings of costume designs, some based on ideas from readers. Bizarre was published, at irregular intervals, from 1946 to 1959.

The adventures of sweet gwendoline cartoons