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Below is a small selection of Spencer's
work published in various magazines.
For a complete list, please go to In Print
Soul & Spirit
A sophisticated magazine offering inspiration
and guidance for spiritual growth and well-being
covering such topics as healing, psychic
therapy, tarot, and crystals. Regular
contributors include renown experts
in the field of alternative therapy and self
help.
Happiness is a State of Mind Issue: July 2009
1000 words. An interesting and entertaining
article on Holocaust survivor and former
actress/ model, and now motivational speaker,
Bettine Le Beau, and her philosophy on happiness.
Neo
The UK's leading Manga, Anime
and Asian cinema magazine. Features
include interviews, latest DVD releases and
reviews, cosplay and delicious Eastern
food recipes. A large emphasise is
on Japanese film and culture.
Cutie Honey Issue: #59 2009
Issue:1000 words Spencer presents an informative history of
the sexiest android on the planet.
Created in 1973 by manga master Go Nagai,
the sword-welding Cutie Honey has slashed
and punched her way through an array of media
outlets including anime, manga and a live
action film adaptation in 2004 starring Japanese
model and actress Eriko Sato, as well as
a television series that aired in 2007 with
popular gravure idol Mikie Hara in the title
role.
Cinema Retro
The essential guide to movies of the '60s
& '70s.
Enter the Little Dragon Issue: #13 Vol 5 2009
TV Film Memorabilia
Launched in May 2007, this magazine
is the successor of Model & Collectors Mart. It is the finest magazine of its
kind in the UK, covering all aspects of collecting
memorabilia/props from the world of cinema
and television while regularly delving into
the history of many of the titles covered.
Barbarella: Queen of the Galaxy Issue: March 2008
2000 words: The 1968 erotic space adventure
Barbarella is laid ‘bare’ for
all to read in the first of Spencer's
double feature for the March issue of TVFM
(the second being the assassination of John
Lennon and other events of 1980). The
four page spread delves into the making of
the campy cult classic and how it went from
the pages of a French comic book to the silver
screen.
Model & Collectors Mart
This magazine was aimed at collectors
of film, television and comics, focusing
on collectables from the past whilst being
up to date with those of the present.
Collectibles covered by the publication include
video games, comic books, autographs, trading
cards, model replicas and action figures.
It also included a regular price guide for
items sold at auctions. It ceased publication
on April 2007 and was succeeded by TV Film Memorabilia the following month.
Going Banana's Over the Planet of the Apes Issue: March 2007
2500 words. Part one of a two part
feature. A comprehensive look at the history of one of 20th Century Fox’s greatest film series.
Numerous rare collectables, which include
the tunic worn by Caesar (Roddy McDowell) from Conquest for the Planet of the Apes, are covered. Spencer has taken great care to provide information
and facts that have never appeared in any
magazine before and will interest both the
novice and the die-hard fan.
Traditional Karate
A monthly publication aimed at martial arts
enthusiast, especially Karate practitioners.
The majority of the articles printed centre
on techniques, philosophy and club competitions.
Film and DVD reviews appear regularly. Other
titles released by Martial Arts Publications
are Combat and Tae Kwon Do & Korean Martial
Arts.
Karate Kid DVD Box Set Issue: Vol. 19 No. 4 December 2005
At 1700 words this is an extensive review
of the John Avildsen's "coming of
age" martial arts yarn that helped establish
Ralph Macchio as one of the brightest young actors to emerge from the
"Brat Pack" period of the mid-80s.
The original went on to become one of the
most successful films of 1984. Three sequels
followed with the first of these out grossing
its predecessor at the box office two years later.
Filmfax
Dedicated to unusual film, television
& retro pop culture, including features,
interviews and DVD & Book reviews.
If you love drive-in movies, Universal Studio
monsters and Saturday-Morning serials, and
anything that’s a little “out-there”,
then this magazine is for you! Published
quarterly in the US.
Rod Serling’s Night Gallery –
Season One January – March 2005: Issue
105
A DVD review of Rod Serling’s marvellously creepy
1970’s TV series.
Serling presented some of his best work for
this underrated horror show that has been
greatly over-shadowed by one of the most
popular TV series of all time, The Twilight
Zone for which he will forever remain synonymous
with. 3 Disc set. Released by
Universal Home Video in 2004.
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