20 Outstanding Mid-Century Sci-Fi Pulp Covers:
Thrilling Wonder Stories v32 n02 1948
This cover has cast me in its hypno-erotic grip and won’t let go. The transcendental combination of balls, breasts, and spheres is too much for my small mind to handle. They say the psychedelic movement began in the sixties – I say it began with pulp science fiction.
The San Franciscan
August 1930
Art by Ewart Melbourne Brindle
Air Wonder Stories
April 1930
Vol. 1, No. 10
Cover Art – Frank R. Paul
I just love how ridiculous this cover is. 😀
Land of the Sleeping Things
Personal work. 2008. By Dan McPharlin
British artist Matthew Simmonds carves historic architectural structures into blocks of marble and stone, producing unique and intricate sculptures.
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“I know I am fighting a war I can never completely win. But there are small victories that encourage me to keep trying. If I can win back one child, there may be hope for many others. If it starts with one person, and then a neighborhood, then perhaps redemption can spread through an entire city, and finally back to me.”
