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	== History ==		== History ==

	Coltfoot Press began publishing in the mid 1970s in New York and was later bought by [[Spartacus]] in Amsterdam.		Coltfoot Press began publishing in the mid 1970s in New York and was later bought by [[Spartacus International Gay Guide\|Spartacus]] in Amsterdam.

	Little is known about its publishing in New York. Some have suggested that Coltsfoot Press was a different name for [[Oliver Layton Press]] which operated in the mid 1960s. Nevertheless, the only collection between the two is that the latter republished [[Casimir Dukahz]]'s ''The Asbestos Diary''.		Little is known about its publishing in New York. Some have suggested that Coltsfoot Press was a different name for [[Oliver Layton Press]] which operated in the mid 1960s. Nevertheless, the only collection between the two is that the latter republished [[Casimir Dukahz]]'s ''The Asbestos Diary''.

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	==External Links==		==External Links==

	*[http://~~en.~~boywiki.org/~~wiki~~/Coltsfoot_Press "Coltsfoot Press"] (Original BoyWiki Article)		*[http://boywiki.org/en/Coltsfoot_Press "Coltsfoot Press"] (Original BoyWiki Article)

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	== History ==		== History ==

	Coltfoot Press ~~begun~~ publishing in the mid 1970s in [[New York]] and was later bought by [[Spartacus]] in Amsterdam.		Coltfoot Press began publishing in the mid 1970s in New York and was later bought by [[Spartacus]] in Amsterdam.

	Little is known about its publishing in [[New York]]. Some have suggested that Coltsfoot Press was a different name for [[Oliver Layton Press]] which operated in the mid 1960s. Nevertheless, the only collection between the two is that the latter republished [[Casimir Dukahz]]'s ''The Asbestos Diary''.		Little is known about its publishing in New York. Some have suggested that Coltsfoot Press was a different name for [[Oliver Layton Press]] which operated in the mid 1960s. Nevertheless, the only collection between the two is that the latter republished [[Casimir Dukahz]]'s ''The Asbestos Diary''.

	In the early 1980s, Coltsfoot Press was bought and re-activated by [[Amsterdam]]-based publisher [[Spartacus]], owned by John Stamford. Stamford employed [[Frank Torey]] as the general editor or ~~Coltfoot~~ Press. Under Torey the book format was changed from 24cm hardback to the cheaper 18cm paperback and new titles were published along the reprints. Torey also begun publishing the ''Panthologies'', series of boylove short stories anthologies which were later continued as the ''[[Acolyte Press\|Acolyte]] Readers''.		In the early 1980s, Coltsfoot Press was bought and re-activated by Amsterdam-based publisher Spartacus, owned by John Stamford. Stamford employed [[Frank Torey]] as the general editor or Coltsfoot Press. Under Torey the book format was changed from 24cm hardback to the cheaper 18cm paperback and new titles were published along the reprints. Torey also begun publishing the ''Panthologies'', series of boylove short stories anthologies which were later continued as the ''[[Acolyte Press\|Acolyte]] Readers''.

	~~Finally~~, Coltsfoot Press went bankrupt in 1984 after the authorities demanded the payment of back and penalty taxes. For years Stamford tried to evade taxes by having business addresses in both [[London]] and [[Amsterdam]], leaving the authorities in each city believe that the taxes were being paid in the other. Torey left and continued on his own with the ~~succesful~~ [[Acolyte Press]].		Eventually, Coltsfoot Press went bankrupt in 1984 after the authorities demanded the payment of back and penalty taxes. For years, Stamford tried to evade taxes by having business addresses in both London and Amsterdam, leaving the authorities in each city believe that the taxes were being paid in the other. Torey left and continued on his own with the successful [[Acolyte Press]].

	== Coltsfoot Press (near complete) catalog ==		== Coltsfoot Press (near complete) catalog ==
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	*1976 \| Vice Versa: a novel / [[Casimir Dukahz]] \| ISBN: 0917372018		*1976 \| Vice Versa: a novel / [[Casimir Dukahz]] \| ISBN: 0917372018
	*1978 \| Men and boys: an anthology / orig. ed. Edward M. Slocum, 1978 ed. [[D.H. Mader]] \| ISBN: 0917372026		*1978 \| Men and boys: an anthology / orig. ed. Edward M. Slocum, 1978 ed. [[Donald Mader\|D.H. Mader]] \| ISBN: 0917372026

	'''Amsterdam titles'''		'''Amsterdam titles'''
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	*1982 \| Asbestos diary / [[Casimir Dukahz]] \| ISBN: 9070154196		*1982 \| Asbestos diary / [[Casimir Dukahz]] \| ISBN: 9070154196
	*1983 \| Attic adolescent / Bob Henderson		*1983 \| Attic adolescent / Bob Henderson
	*1983 \| Crowstone - The chronicles of Qamar / [[~~Peter Lamborn Wilson\|~~Hakim Bey]]		*1983 \| Crowstone - The chronicles of Qamar / [[Hakim Bey]]
	*1983 \| Kit / Alan Edward		*1983 \| Kit / Alan Edward
	*1984 \| It's a boy / [[Casimir Dukahz]]		*1984 \| It's a boy / [[Casimir Dukahz]]
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	==External Links==		==External Links==

	*[http://en.boywiki.org/wiki/Coltsfoot_Press "Coltsfoot Press"] (Original BoyWiki Article)		*[http://en.boywiki.org/wiki/Coltsfoot_Press "Coltsfoot Press"] (Original BoyWiki Article)
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New page: '''Coltsfoot Press''' (ca 1976-1984) was one of the first publishing houses that specialized in boylove related fiction and erotica. == History == Coltfoot Press begun publishing in ...

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'''Coltsfoot Press''' (ca 1976-1984) was one of the first publishing houses that specialized in [[boylove]] related fiction and erotica.

== History ==

Coltfoot Press begun publishing in the mid 1970s in [[New York]] and was later bought by [[Spartacus]] in Amsterdam.

Little is known about its publishing in [[New York]]. Some have suggested that Coltsfoot Press was a different name for [[Oliver Layton Press]] which operated in the mid 1960s. Nevertheless, the only collection between the two is that the latter republished [[Casimir Dukahz]]'s ''The Asbestos Diary''.

In the early 1980s, Coltsfoot Press was bought and re-activated by [[Amsterdam]]-based publisher [[Spartacus]], owned by John Stamford. Stamford employed [[Frank Torey]] as the general editor or Coltfoot Press. Under Torey the book format was changed from 24cm hardback to the cheaper 18cm paperback and new titles were published along the reprints. Torey also begun publishing the ''Panthologies'', series of boylove short stories anthologies which were later continued as the ''[[Acolyte Press|Acolyte]] Readers''.

Finally, Coltsfoot Press went bankrupt in 1984 after the authorities demanded the payment of back and penalty taxes. For years Stamford tried to evade taxes by having business addresses in both [[London]] and [[Amsterdam]], leaving the authorities in each city believe that the taxes were being paid in the other. Torey left and continued on his own with the succesful [[Acolyte Press]].

== Coltsfoot Press (near complete) catalog ==

'''New York titles'''

*1976 | Vice Versa: a novel / [[Casimir Dukahz]] | ISBN: 0917372018
*1978 | Men and boys: an anthology / orig. ed. Edward M. Slocum, 1978 ed. [[D.H. Mader]] | ISBN: 0917372026

'''Amsterdam titles'''

*1982 | Asbestos diary / [[Casimir Dukahz]] | ISBN: 9070154196
*1983 | Attic adolescent / Bob Henderson
*1983 | Crowstone - The chronicles of Qamar / [[Peter Lamborn Wilson|Hakim Bey]]
*1983 | Kit / Alan Edward
*1984 | It's a boy / [[Casimir Dukahz]]
*198? | Clicking beat on the brink of Nada / Keith Haie
*1984 | The trucker and the teens, Volume 1 1969-1975 / Louis A. Colantuono (cover illustration by Willem Kok)

'''Anthologies'''

*1981 | Panthology One
*1982 | Panthology Two
*1984 | Panthology Three | ISBN: 90-70154-26-9
*1984 | Panthology Four

==External Links==
*[http://en.boywiki.org/wiki/Coltsfoot_Press "Coltsfoot Press"] (Original BoyWiki Article)
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