Million : The Magazine of Popular Fiction,
Number One, January-February 1991
Contents:
Dick Francis, Profile of the best-selling author by Stan Nicholls
Slightly Foxed, David Langford investigates some crime writers' bloopers
Colin Dexter, Top British detective novelist interviewed by Lisa Tuttle
Inspector Morse, A new short story by Colin Dexter
Mutant Whatsit Turtles, Duncan Johnstone tells us about the name-changed reptiles
James Ellroy, The outspoken new master of US crime profiled by Paul McAuley
Doyle Meets Wilde, Mike Ashley describes a very special dinner party
Sue Grafton, Brendan Wignall interviews the alphabet-murders lady
British Gangsters, A great film tradition rediscovered by Kim Newman
Clubland Heroes, Paul Webb recalls a classic book about popular fiction
Dennis Wheatley, His books are out of print, but Stan Nicholls remembers their heyday
Sequels by Other Hands, Andrew Lane on the passing of the baton from author to author...
Marie Corelli, Her works now seem absurd: Brian Stableford shows how they once moved millions
Romantic Resurgence, Mary Cadogan re-acquaints herself with love stories
Feral Children, Brian Stableford on novels with a "Mother Was a Lovely Beast" theme
Horror, Mark Morris makes his pick of 1990's chillers
Classics Illustrated, Pete Crowther on the birth of the graphic novel
Thrillers, Reviews by Paul Webb, Wendy Bradley and Andrew Lane
Histories, Mysteries, Short reviews by Eugene Byrne, Neil Jones and Chris Hampshire
Bio-Biblio-Critical, An annotated listing of 1990's book about popular fiction