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Paperback cover art by Paul Rader (1960s)
#paul rader#pulp art#paperback covers#adult novels#pulp artist#cover art#midwood books#illustrations#sixties#1960s
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Robert McGinnis painting for a 1966 Dutch paperback edition of Mickey Spillane's red-baiting Mike Hammer novel ONE LONELY NIGHT, published with the Dutch title SPIONNE MET EEN ZWOELE LACH (SPY WITH A SULTRY SMILE).
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Four early-70s Ballantine paperbacks by and about H. P. Lovecraft, with wraparound cover art by Gervasio Gallardo.
#h. p. lovecraft#ballantine books#august derleth#lin carter#cthulhu#cthulhu mythos#paperback covers#weird fiction#gervasio gallardo
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"His eyes are big and soft and blue, and he desperately needs to be punched in one of them." — Casey McQuiston, "Red, White and Royal Blue"
#red white and royal blue#casey mcquiston#alex claremont diaz#books#paperback covers#september reads#tomeward bound#shelfie#booklr#lgbt#romance
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I am intrigued by your blog, which I have just followed - I always take a glance at those who follow me, but rarely follow them.
You are much more informed than most who follow me and I wonder whether you live in Taiwan or somewhere in the west?
I am British (I have become ashamed to say, as this is no longer the Britain I grew up in) and your views on Ukraine and Russia seem similar to my own - I was particularly interested in your observations on NATO membership.
I’m, I suppose, an elderly man, that just gets some amusement creating nonsense from paperback novel covers, but it is good to read intelligent comment on your blog.
let’s say not taiwan. i’ve been fixated about ukrainian plight since 2014 and so don’t let my zealous blogs fool you.
my fixation originated from a feeling that taiwan & ukraine might share a common dilemma-an unrelenting glory seeking foreign threat, which might’ve been caused by prolific ability to imitate, to get beyond their doorsteps.
namely china & russia are attention & historically deprived from the golden age of imperialism and colonialism.
so thank you for following. i enjoyed you paperback covers. obscure but delightful mastery. and i won’t hold it against you for being british.
don’t recalled that i’ve blogged much about nato membership recently unless you dig a while back. but for a lack of better word, and also to be efficient, my observation is yes.
jokes aside, i do realize that i had reblogged another account’s take on nato membership, which, i could not do better.
i will at least say, for now, that nato membership is the russian narrative. and before nato, russia/soviet union was member of allied until russia revealed its hostile ambition was alive & well & no less than nazi germany.
on a separate matter, what profoundly is the underlying cause of birmingham insolvency?
I mean, for some reason, i just don’t buy bbc’s take on implying equal pay claims plays a major part. I frankly think it’s a similar ploy as to something like detroit dumping union pension with bailouts in 2008.
feel free ti correct me.
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NOT SCIENCE FICTION
Science Fantasy
#pulp design#pulp scifi#pulp fantasy#paperback cover#paperback covers#skulls#vintage books#vintage paperbacks
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When notable paperback cover artist Jack Faragasso was an ambitious young student at the prestigious Art Students League of New York, he hired Bettie Page as a reference model. This is one of his pictures from 1952. Faragasso would go on to paint hundreds of covers, and ultimately teach art at the League.
Bettie Page Standing # 428 Photographed by Jack Faragasso
#jack faragasso#bettie page#1950s#1952#paperback covers#reference model#nyc#new york city#painter#vintage paintings#art student#art students league of new york
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Cover art for the paperback edition of Shirley Jackson's "We Have Always Lived in the Castle" - by William Teason
#we have always lived in the castle#shirley jackson#merricat blackwood#gothic#literature#illustration#illustrations#art#vintage paperbacks#gothic aesthetic#gothic fiction#horror girls#cover art#my posts
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Western paperbacks and magazines cover art by John Duillo (1960s, 1970s)
#john duillo#western art#pulp art#old west#cowboys#pulp artist#cover art#true frontier magazine#paperback covers#sixties#1970s
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1962. Robert McGinnis painted the cover for the initial Gold Medal paperback release of Ann Bannon's novel BEEBO BRINKER, last in a series of six lesbian pulp novels. (Although it's last in the series, it takes place before most of the others.)
#paperback covers#robert mcginnis#ann bannon#beebo brinker#lesbian pulp fiction#wlw#pulp art#gold circle books#beebo brinker chronicles#stuck on gay street
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Michael Whelan’s Yellow King.
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Four Penguin SF novels with cover art by David Pelham.
#david pelham#michael moorcock#j. g. ballard#a cure for cancer#the four-dimensional nightmare#alfred bester#james blish#the demolished man#the day after judgement#penguin sf#penguin science fiction#paperback covers
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They look like dancers.
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