John Jos. Miller’s CREATURE FEATURE
John Jos. Miller’s CREATURE FEATURE
John Jos. Miller’s CREATURE FEATURE
John Jos. Miller’s CREATURE FEATURE
John Jos. Miller’s CREATURE FEATURE
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Pulp Cover Friday Presents: DIME MYSTERY DEUX Welcome to our second installment of covers from the seminal shudder pulp DIME MYSTERY. What have we learned so far about this pulp? 1. Their covers are a little less zany than DIME DETECTIVE — but there are some to come that are pretty out there, so stay [...]
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Well of the Worlds by Henry Kuttner and C.L. Moore I haven’t posted anything lately on my 1950′s SF novels review project, so after taking yesterday off for getting shot sixty-seven times in the left eye by a laser (by actual count, though I may have missed one or two blasts because the doctor was [...]
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Pulp Cover Friday Presents: DIME MYSTERY! So, it’s been rather an unusual week around here. Bought a car. Got my right eye lasered (almost). Gail’s 1981 Corolla finally succumbed to old age. I’m not a car guy. There’s probably nothing I dislike more than spending money on cars, but I guess every thirty or so [...]
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Pulp Cover Friday Presents: DWELLERS IN THE MIRAGE As long-time readers of this blog know, I’m engaged in a couple of long-term research projects on American science fiction of the 1950′s. They’re progressing steadily, like glaciers, but recently I came across something that I thought I’d share with you-all this week. There were three magazines [...]
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Writers You Should Read: Roger Zelazny In the first of a series of posts concerning science fiction and fantasy writers whom, for various reasons, you might not know about whom you really should be reading we’re going to talk about Roger Zelazny. So you know where I’m coming from, here’s my biases in re Roger. [...]
