Queen Fan Club Biography / Discography now available to purchase

New COMPLETE discography now available.
Mon, May 28th, 2012

The new fully updated and complete fan club biography/discography is now available to buy. It has taken years of hard work by experts Jim Jenkins and Gary Taylor to ensure this book is accurate and totally complete, it features everything the band have ever done, including full solo discographies. It then took graphic designer Christoph Von Herrath months to design and lay out the text, including dealing with all the corrections and additions that Jim and Gary kept sending him! The result is a stunning little book (see pix below) that every Queen fan will want to own!

Sadly the costs of producing this book mean I cannot send it out free with new memberships, but everyone has the opportunity to buy a copy.

Prices, including postage and packing, are:

UK - £11.50

Europe - £12.50 (€16)

Rest Of The World - £13.50 (US $22.00)

You can order by email (qfc@queenworld.com) or post to The Queen Fan Club, P.O.Box 141, West Horsley, Surrey, KT24 6AJ. Please ensure you give your name and address - you can pay by cheque, credit/debit card or Paypal. If you use a card 50p will be added to the cost of your order for bank charges. If you send a Paypal payment please add £1 to your payment to cover their fees.

And the cover.

Any chance of a glimpse of the layout of the inside pages?

I'm still annoyed I was only ever sent 1 quarterly magazine when I finally joined up back in '89, but I loved it to bits.

Here you go:

There's no Seven Seas of Rhye on Queen II? =P

Oopsy.

Thanks, yes we are aware of a few omissions that 'disappeared' in transaction. Not sure how or why, but they were in when we proof read the final draft.

The book actually contains MUCH more errors. But it's still very interesting

Is this book available to non-members of the fan club?

You actually proof read the final draft? Blimey, there's a first!

And you didn't then print one or two copies of the final version and proof read those again before printing 1,000's of them? I've used the word 'amateurs' too many times with every release recently that it's becoming boring...