CONTENTS
Cover Photo by David Lewis
Information in this issue is current as of September 30, 2923

(02) Mark Storey, nZOOM Series: Exploring Nudist Culture December 2023 - June 2024
(03) 2024 Naturist Festivals/Gatherings
(04) Contributors
(06) N Sight: Linking Naturism and Body Positivity
(13) Norma Mitchell, I Was Outed
(14) Kathy Blanchar and Mark Storey, Off the Grid with the Van Tan Club
(17) Mark Storey, Camp Argonaut
(20) The N List
(22) Janee Powers, Hello Friends and Newfound Family of the Fun Free Living
(24) Janee Powers, Nature Naturally
(25) Janee Powers, Textile Viewing Anyone?
(26) Lune Ntama, Embracing the Beauty Within
(28) Cynthia Holbach, TNSF 2023 Western Naturist Festival
(31) Pastor Bradley Enerson, Worship Service at the 2023 WNF
(35) Tim Chizmar, Bare to Breakers 2023
(39) Dennis Crane, World Naked Bike Ride Los Angeles 2023
(43) Michael J. Cooney, On Board the Bare Necessities Big Nude Boat 2023: Travel, People, and Creative Photography
(45) Terri Johnson, Nude Cruising as a Natural, Beautiful, and Deeply Personal Experience
(51) Stone Cruz, Lake Como Naked Burn 2023
(53) Jack Santos and Astrid Lorentzson, Nude Across America
(60) Bill Van Sparije, Nude Swims with Northern Exposure Sun Club
(62) Angela Klish, Bubble Experience
(63) Michael Cooney, Bubble Photography
(64) John Cumming, A Week at Costa Natura
(68) Kathy Blanchard, The Collins Beach Mellow
(69) Paul LeValley, Clothes-free Pirates and Escaped Slaves (Will Forest's Skinners book review)
(70) Mark Storey, A Naturist Celebration of Laughter and Drama(Micahel J. Cooney's A Few Good Pictures book review)
(71) Naturist Marketplace
(74) Naturist Network

CONTENTS:
(5) Paul Rouse, Editorial
(6) Latest Nude News
(8) Iberian Escapes: The best of Portugal and Spain
(10) Kin Mañana, Campfire stories
(14) Susanne McGowan, Young at heart
(16) Mark Hamilton, The wild west
(18) Theresa O'Shea, Spanish eye
(20) Andy Wyman, Out and about
(24) Paul Rouse, A toe in the water
(28) Tony Graham, Rock on
(31) Theresa O'Shea, Secret beaches
(32) Nick and Lins, Naked wanderings
(34) Anna Woodings, Community spirit
(36) Helen Berriman, The great escape
(40) True Naked Yoga, Progress report
(43) Rick Morley, The big c
(46) Richard Plume, Sleeping giant
(50) Chris Moore, Sweet freedom
(52) Julien Claude-Pénégry, Focus on France
(54) Barry Freeman, Three dimensions
(60) H&E Shop Books
(62) H&E Shop International magazines
(63) H&E Shop Back issues
(65) Mark Bass, C'mon everybody
(66) Events / What's On
(67) Subscriptions
(68) NKD and proud
(70) Club guide
(71) Swim guide
(72) Classified ads
(75) Personal ads
(76) Theresa O'Shea, The wonder (Film review)
(77) Tim Forcer, The silence on the shore (book review)
(78) Ian Roberts, The nude in art
(80) Holiday guide
(82) In the picture (readers' own picture)
(86) Your views

DESCRIPTION OF THE BOOK

Annebella Pollen's richly illustrated study examinew the idiosyncratic pheonomenon of social nudism, or naturism, in 20th-century Britain, a place known for its lack of sunshine and conservative attitudes to sex. By bringing naturists' own words and images to light, Nudism in a Cold Climate tells this little-known but fascinating history for the first time.

From the 1930s, thousands of people appeared nude in books and magazines associated with the nudist movement, drawing attention to the cause, attracting public curiosity and inciting moral panics. Naturist nude photography offers an unexpected lens on moral, legal, and aesthetic shifts over a century of dramatic social change, including beliefs about sex and gender, ethnicity and class, pleasue and power.

Annabella Pollen (2021). Nudism in a Cold Climate: The Visual Culture of Naturists in Mid-20th Century Britain. Los Angeles, CA: Atelier Éditions. Softcover. 269p. ISBN-13: 978-1-7336220-6-6.

CONTENTS
Cover Photo from Arizona near Cottowood by Dr. Ken Carlisle
Information in this issue is current as of July 16, 2021

(01) Introductory Leter by TNSF Inc.
(04) Contributors
(06) N Sight
(08) Letter
(09) The Carnival of San Francisco's Folsom Street Fair
(11) TNSF Special Interest Groups From the One, Many
(14) Mark Storey and Leonard Lehrman, Adam and Eve Bite Into A Fresh Apple
(19) J.B. Grant, Camp Argonaut
(22) Dave Carlson, A Good Sign of Things to Come
(24) Mark Storey, Carl Easton Williams and the Psychology of Nudism
(30) Dr. Ken Carlisle, My Journey Into Naturism
(35) Shannon Lewis, Free and Fierce and Like a Clever Animal: Naturist Imagery in the Works of Denton Welch
(39) Mark Storey, Naturism Then/Now Elton Raymond Shaw—Soulosopher
(40) Mark Storey, Patrick Y. Bousseton's Postacard Muses
(46) Bruce Dean Willis, Naked Miracles: Nudity and Nudism in Mexican Folk Art
(52) Mark Storey, A Look Back at the Hawaii Nudist Club
(55) D. Lew Louie, Disrobed: Why So Clothes Minded? The Backstory
(58) D. Lew Louie, Tom Cushing's Barely Proper
(60) Lloyd Johnson, The Value of Etiquette
(62) Mark Storey, Laughing with Adam and Eve
(65) Mark Storey, Nearly Naked in 1933
(68) Sandy Skorupski, My Purr-spective (Book review)
(69) Mark Storey, A Visual Tour of Early Naturism: Le Naturisme  Une histoire illustre (Book review)
(70) Naturist Marketplace
(74) Naturist Network

Is it right that, despite the promises of feminism, women’s bodies remain at the mercy of state, society and religion? Should a scantily clad woman, or a promiscuous one, be worth less than a fully covered woman, or a chaste one? Are being sexy and being smart really mutually exclusive? Can a woman be both body and brain? Victoria Bateman has confronted these questions with actions as well as words. She has appeared naked on national television, on stage, in art and at protests – using her body, as well as her brain, to deliver her message.In Naked Feminism, Bateman makes a compelling case for women’s bodily freedom, and explains why the current puritanical revival is so dangerous for women. Illustrating the swinging pendulum of bodily modesty through the ages, she takes us on a journey from the ancient civilisations of Egypt and Babylon, through the birth of Christianity and Islam, to the lax morals of the medieval period and the bawdiness of Chaucer and Shakespeare; to the clampdowns of the Puritans and later the Victorians and, more recently, to the re-veiling of the Middle East and the purity pledges of modern-day America. She ends with a plea: feminists must unite to challenge the repression of the female body, as only then can women be truly free.

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BOOK DESCRIPTION

What Nudism Exposes situates the nudist movement within the social and cultural context of postwar Canada by considering how nudist practices and attitudes both departed from and reinforced mainstream values in changing times.