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PULP-A-WEEK: Taking a Short Break
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Friday, January 14, 2011. Taking a Short Break. I am going to relax for the month of January and rinse my brain with some non SF fiction. I promise to come back guns blazing in February! In the meantime I will be posting covers from my paperback collection to http:/ sfcovers.tumblr.com/. Hope you enjoy it. Update- I am going to buy a sweet color scanner in the next few weeks, so expect some better quality pics come February. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). The Art of Penguin Science Fiction.
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PULP-A-WEEK: Deus Irae by Phillip K. Dick and Roger Zelazny
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Wednesday, September 8, 2010. Deus Irae by Phillip K. Dick and Roger Zelazny. Now THAT is a cover. 8220;Philip K. Dick and Roger Zelazny take you on a dangerous journey across a devastated landscape in search of the great God of Wrath. What chance has Tibor McMasters—one limbless heretic—against the awesome powers of the Dues Irae, entity behind World War III? 1976 Publication, 182 pages, $1.75. I bought a mint copy at Bucket O' Blood for $8. The first few pages of. In the 20 or so years since the nuclea...
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PULP-A-WEEK: May 2011
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Tuesday, May 3, 2011. It's Over. For Now. Thanks everyone who checked out this blog. But I am semi-permanently closing shop while I focus a business venture. Which involves SF and you can check out here- Wreck-Age. MAYBE I will pop on here when I find something particularly awesome, or have the time to slog through the giant box of pulps I have, but I wouldn't hold your breath. Labels: Long Short Goodbyes. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Its Over. For Now. A E Van Vogt. Tschai Planet of Adventure.
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PULP-A-WEEK: Under a Calculating Star by John Morressy
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Tuesday, October 26, 2010. Under a Calculating Star by John Morressy. The little monster on the cover= half a paragraph. 8220;They had landed on the forbidden planet of Boroq-Thaddoi. They had made their way across the snow-covered desert and the vast graveyard of mangled spaceships. Now they stood gazing with awe at their destination, the Citadel. 8211;The back cover. First published in the USA in 1975, this is a 1979 British edition by New English Library. Cover price 95p. 157 pages. After escaping the...
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Solar Bridge | Witterings about SF, with a smattering of lit fic so I can pretend that I'm clever | Page 2
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Witterings about SF, with a smattering of lit fic so I can pretend that I'm clever. Newer posts →. Osama – Lavie Tidhar. January 14, 2012. I had been looking forward to this one for a while, but the pleasures of an insanely huge TBR pile have meant that I’ve only got around to reading it this month. Which, now that I have got around to reading it, is a shame. I’ve enjoyed some of Lavie Tidhar’s other fiction, both long and short, but for me, anyway, this is his best so far. Osama Bin Laden: Vigilante.
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March Reads | Solar Bridge
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Witterings about SF, with a smattering of lit fic so I can pretend that I'm clever. Adrift on the Sea of Rains – Ian Sales →. April 2, 2012. Bah, still struggling to get through that much at the moment. Hopefully a wee week off work will get me back on the reading road…. Robot – Stanislaw Lem, A Klimowski, D. Schejbal. Mazeworld – Alan Grant and Arthur Ranson. A collection of comics that ran between 1998 and 2000 in 200AD,. The End Specialist – Drew Magary. Mr Fox – Helen Oyeyemi. The follow up to. Still...
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PULP-A-WEEK: Time Slave By John Norman
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Wednesday, December 15, 2010. Time Slave By John Norman. They rejected the title 'Rape in Time'. 8220;The author of the novels of Tarl Cabot on Gor, Earth's orbital counterpart, has turned his talent to the problem of time travel and our own world's primitive era. What has happened to man since the days when his rugged ancestors battled the mastodon and the saber-toothed tiger and wrestled a living from the raw nature of an untamed world? Oh man, where to start? This novel is even viler than Norman's.
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PULP-A-WEEK: Dinosaur Beach by Keith Laumer
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Wednesday, December 8, 2010. Dinosaur Beach by Keith Laumer. Cover is actually a good representation. Of how muddled the story is. Appearing from the remote future, Nexx Central agent Ravel is emplaced in America, circa 1936. His mission: to undo successive tamperings of the time stream which threaten the survival of Mankind. He falls in love with a lovely, simple girl, Lisa, but in the midst of his happiness is called away to Dinosaur Beach. Right around this point in the novel, which isn't too far in, ...
