Nat Karta.
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| John Watson AKA Nat Karta |
In 1949 John Watson sat down at his desk in Glasgow and wrote The Merry Virgin – and with it his alter ego “Nat Karta” was born. It was an alter ego subsequently fleshed out with grainy and stagey photographs of himself on the covers, as well as the occasional bizarre tough-guy biographical note: “The Author says of himself that he has three hates … marriage, children and personal publicity. Under hobbies he lists tuna fishing and tearing the wings off house flies”.
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| Some Dame !! - 1953 |
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| Brother Rat - 1952 |
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| Climax - 1953 |
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| The Concrete Nymph - 1954 |
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| Once Bitten Twice Bitten - 1950 |
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| The Tigress Bites |
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| The Foolish Virgin - 1950 |
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| Too Good For The Poor - 1950 |
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| All The Things You Ain't - 1950 |
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| The Foolish Virgin Says ...No! - 1953 |
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| A Dame Called Desire - 1950 |
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| The Sin of Miss Bishop - 1951 |
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| The Elusive Corpse - 1954 |
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| A Guy Named Judas - 1952 |
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| Foolish Cargo - 1954 |
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| Jealousy - 1953 |
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| Love Me Hurt Me - 1952 |
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| Eat Me If You Must |
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| Pay-Off! - 1953 |
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| Turn Off The Heat! |
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| The Body's Mine |
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| The Hot Rod! |
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| We The Condemned - 1953 |
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| Bravely to Bed - 1951 |
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| The Foolish Virgin Returns - 1953 |
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| Vision Sinister - 1954 |
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| Big Top Dame - 1952 |
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