The Shadow #01: The Living Shadow by Maxwell Grant (UK)
New English Library
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Raymond Giles - Night of the Vampire - NEL - 1970
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Ray Feibush (1948-1998), ''Science Fiction Monthly'', Vol. 1, #1, 1974
Source
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Scorch, by Neil Wiliams (NEL, 1975).
From a second-hand bookshop in London.
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CRABS: THE HUMAN SACRIFICE (1988)
GUY N SMITH, natch.
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Candy by Terry Southern.
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DO THEY EXPERIENCE FEAR ON OTHER WORLDS? -- IS DEEP SPACE INFINITE?
PIC INFO: Spotlight on isolated artwork of the "Star Beast," c. 1978, artwork by Joe Petagno, from the science fiction novel of the same name written by Robert A Heinlein, published in 1954.
EXTRA INFO: Joe Petagno artwork from the first printing of the 1978 edition published by the New English Library (NEL).
Source: www.picuki.com/media/3059425116371366894.
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the feminine, the masculine, the artistic urge to stare at the paintings until they make you hallucinate, to read poems until they seep inside your soul, to write such words that hold the power to shatter a person's heart and fill the void at the same time.
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me sending yet another email to a French public service to ask them why they use so many gratuitous English words in a service that's supposed to be non-discriminatory and accessible to everyone in the country
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The dying Beowulf, having just defeated the dragon, is supported by his ally Wiglaf. Illustration by George T. Tobin from Siegfried, the Hero of the North, and Beowulf, the Hero of the Anglo-Saxons by Zenaide A. Ragozin, published in 1909. Now in the New York Public Library.
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“carpe diem” i tell myself as i order a coffee at 7 pm
“carpe diem” i whisper as i pull out of the driveway before the sun has risen
“carpe diem” i think as i watch an airplane blink in the night sky
“make your life extraordinary” i hear like an old, familiar song playing in the background
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Robert Goldston - Satan's Disciples - New English Library - 1969
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2023-12-18
Lattes, essays, and libraries on a rainy day.
Finals may be creeping up on me, but for just a moment, everything is ok.
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So my state is going to the Supreme Court to ask if they can remove books from their library.
As an English major and a reader/writer, this is disgusting. Why are we removing books for? They’re for learning and entertainment. And they want to take that away?
What is wrong with people?
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The Degenerates, by Sandra Shulman (New English Library, 1970)
From eBay.
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BLOOD DYNASTY (NEL, 1973)
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