Buy the Book: Amazon, Apple Books, Barnes & Noble, Books-A-Million, IndieBound, Google Play, Kobo, Audible, iTunesRelease Date: March 8, 2012Pages: 356ISBN13: 978-1535167895 Overview “I don’t know how old I am.My earliest memory is something along the lines of fire good, ice bad, so I think I predate written history, but I don’t know by how much. I like…
Richard Powers, To Your Scattered Bodies Go by Philip Jose Farmer 1971.
S R Boldero art on Pan G268 / 1959
(Editor’s note: This is the 78th installment of our ongoing Friday blog series highlighting great but forgotten books. Today’s pick comes f...
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Though it seems like only yesterday, today marks the 83rd anniversary of the “We Want Beer” parade, a radical, pro-beer action spearheaded by New York mayor Jimmy Walker, who led brave …
Buy S'pose I Die: Story of Evelyn Maunsell by Hector Holthouse (ISBN: ) from Amazon's Book Store. Everyday low prices and free delivery on eligible orders.
It’s October, which means everything is now officially just a little bit spookier—and I’m not only talking about your Twitter handles. To celebrate the season, please enjoy this collect…
Black Money (1966) is my favorite Ross Macdonald novel from the 1960s, in part because it steers away from the intricate, indeed dizzying, ...
Alliance Graphique Internationale (AGI) is a professional gathering of the world’s leading graphic designers
Synopsis From Back Cover: Politics and poker... that was the occupation and preoccupation of the members of the White Cat Club. Once ...
(Kelly Freas' cover for the 1955 edition of City of Glass (1942 magazine), Noel Loomis) Part I, Part II of my series on domed cities of the future. Bob Watkin's cover for the 1955 issue of If Magazine depicts an old man regaling stories of futuristic domed cities. His fantastic visions are reduced to their key elements…
It’s October, which means everything is now officially just a little bit spookier—and I’m not only talking about your Twitter handles. To celebrate the season, please enjoy this collect…
The Golden Notebook is a strange one: good-strange, but strange nonetheless. It's not one I'd recommend blindly...
The Missing Link by Carolyn Wells (Triangle Books, 1939; bought 1/5/13)
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