Bit of a site update today..1. Some stills & a video clip from from Troubled Waters2. Some stills & a video clip from from an episode of Gideon's Way3. A photo of Stan from 19734. An interview with Stan from 007 Archives Dr No edition5. An audio clip of voice-over Stan performed for Ogden's St Julien Tobacco advertEnjoy!

Hi StanFinished reading Tobin Goes Cuckoo for the second time and just wanted to thank you for the enjoyment you have given me over the years. I loved revisiting with Russ and enjoyed every minute of it. I have two questions firstly is Russ' name pronounced Toe Bin or Tob Bin. Secondly are you writing of have you written any more Tobin books.I know publishing is a pain but it works well as a ebook.Thank you againYour mate from down under Gary

Happy Father's Day Dad!All our love Tania & Rob xxx8-0

Does Mr. Morgan himself actually respond to these messages? I would like to send him an e-mail with some questions about "Night Train to Paris."Very well organized site!

Some updates to the webpages here..1. Added a page for the long lost Tab Hunter film (Trouble Waters)!2. Added a Konga press book scan3. Added two Production Stills from Night Train To Paris4. Added details of a Gabriel Horn extract in Penthouse 1977

Merry Christmas to you and your family Stan from me and mine.Here's to a good 2011 and maybe a book?Kindest regards Tony

Hi Stan Well it's Christmas day! Well it is in Canada anyway. Yep our Man has just been woken by Buzz and is off skating at Greg Douglas's.Anyway I'd like to say (and maybe be the first to say) A Very Merry Christmas to you and your family and a Happy New Year.Any news on the book or film yet?Are we going to receive a jovial Christmas message like last year. Maybe you could send one to my son 12. He was knocked down by a car 4 weeks ago and totally fractured his shoulder though thankfully there was no other damage and he is really looking forward to Christmas like all of us. He was operated on and has a titanium plate in his arm which should be removed in a couple of months. It just means his football seasons over. Shame as they had a 100% record.Anyway kindest regards as always Tony

Hi Stanley I felt I must drop you a line to say how much pleasure your novels (in particular Russ Tobin stories)gave my father and I in the late 70's.My father sadly died this year and I inherited a few of your books - none of them Tobin ones strangely - and they brought back so many happy memories of my late teens. I think that Russ Tobin was probably the man that dad would have liked to have been remembered as. A true gentleman with a love for beautiful women and always with a humerous tale to tell.I have ordered several of the Tobin books now and really look forward to reading them again.Best wishes and thanks John

Morning StanHope you eventually managed to get home last night when those M&S ladies start blethering you are in for a long wait.I also just want to say Thanks talking to you always brightens my day in a world where it would seem people are unable to communicate anymore through circumstance or choice it has made my daily toil easier by spending time in your company.Take care and see you soon

Hi Stan.Well he's now in Africa (again!!!!) just reading his book on Nairobi (the Masai for cool water)This is another book I have had to buy again. In fact I've had to replace all of them up to and including Paradise so far.Just thought I'd keep in touch.Soon be Christmas. Where will he be then??All the best Tarra

I am so glad I fell over this website. Stan I have to thank you for all the pleasure and laughter you have given me over the years. I read your books firstly in the 70s and then later I found a couple in a secondhand book shop. I went on the scrounge around and was able to find all the Russ Tobin books and some of the Flyboys and I enjoyed them all over again and again. I was wondering what to do with my collection when I am no longer around and that made me wonder if there were other fans out there. Anyway I would like to tell you how much I love your work. Thanks ever so much for writing them.:-D

Hello just came across this site as I too am a fan of Stanley's books. I was looking to see if the Tobin books were available as Ebooks? I have read some of comments about re printing and thought this may be a viable option.Just like to take this oppertunity tothank Stanley for giveing me so much pleasure.Mark.

Hi again Stan.Well I've got through Cuckoo and The Sewing Machine Man and then of course onto Debt Collector. I enjoyed it so much that I started reading it again before going on to The Courier. I got to the chapter A Long Long.........Day when the replacement I'd ordered arrived. (I've read them so many times maybe 30 that many are falling apart so I have started to get better copies)and have started reading that from the beginning.I looked through the rest of my collection and realised that I need to replace quite a few more. As these cost so much (2nd hand) is there any way to push selective reprints or would this cost too much? As you can see I still greatly enjoy these books and am still hoping we can see a new one (maybe based on the old Tobin) this year????????Kind regards Tony

Hi again Stan.My last update was on 14th February when Russ was off to Paradise. Well now I'm halfway through Cuckoo so will be starting Sewing Machine Man (AGAIN!!!!!) any day now.Any news on the film or maybe a new book??I was looking inside the signed cover and noticed that it was April 2005!!!!

I was looking through my old emails and found it was five years ago that I posted a message on this site about buying 'Cuckoo' - with the delightful result of buying my copy and having it signed by the man himself - Stanley Morgan.So now I'm reading through what people are posting these days and hell one guy here had an idea-and-a-half! A Tobin boxed set!! If this ever comes to fruitition I'm putting my name down for one!To date I have followed in Russ Tobin's footsteps - Liverpool London Majorca Kenya Bahamas Miami (not been to Canada yet) Las Vegas LA and Ireland. I've still to add Canada Tahiti and Oz. I'll get there yet....

Website update: Have just added some cover scans and info for the 2004 Russian editions of The Sewing Machine Man The Courier and Come Again Courier on Red Fish Books. Da!

Stan my old friend you are full of surprises... What a great life you have congratulations to the creators and contributors of this website it's fantastic.....

Let's keep this great site alive. Question time!!!Russ is currently in Vegas with Buzz on Cleopatra's barge and about to be conned. But not by a fox? What's her name...(no book checking!) and it's only $200

Just added an article from the Daily Telegraph Magazine November 17th 1972 about Voice Over artists.Features a section on Stan and a photo.It's in the "Interviews" section of the main site.

Hi Any further news on the movie of Tobin that was announced quite a while ago?Also any plans for a further adventure in book form?All the best in 2010!David

Hi Again Stan Hope everything is well with you and yours.I'm still continually rotating the Tobin books and have just finished "On Safari" which means he's now off to "Paradise" so only another 13 and I'll be back to The Sewing Machine Man and then my favourite The Debt Collector.Well just wanted to let you know we're still thinking of you and hoping for another book soon and of the course that elusive film!Kind regards Your biggest fanTony

Dear Stanley I just found the site and had to thank you for all the years of pleasure you have given me and my friends. When I was at school I introduced many friends to Russ Tobin and his expolits. I am now fifty and a couple of old schools mates still call me Russ!One of my friends is now Chairman of a huge global advertising agency and I still call him Buzz(Malone). It is his 50th birthday tomorrow and I am going to celebrate with him in Chelsea. I really wanted to get him the box set of the Tobin novels. Do you know where I might find them? If you could send him a message via this site that would be wonderful. his name is Ian (Buzz) and a 50th birthday greeting from you would make his birthday.Thanks again for all the laughs.Warm regards Paul

Hi Stanley I spent many a evening in my mid twenties reading the exploits of Russ Tobin and I still have all the paper books to this date ( I am 47 now) So I would like to thank you very much for giving me so much fun and laughter.Merry ChristmasMark

:-DHappy 80th Birthday Stan!A true legend...Here's to many more (years books vodka tonics air hostesses...you choose!)Your humble webmasterRob

Hi Stan Just wanted to say a Very Happy 80th Birthday for today. I know I've email'd you directly but I thought it good for everyone to know. I have been reading all the Tobin series now since the 70s and after finding my "lost books" a few years ago I read them in a continual loop many times a year and am currently on The Debt Collector my favourite.Hoping for something new in 2010 Kindest regards Tony