Pulp Covers
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I take whiskey straight, women curvy and murder in stride
Joined December 2010
Gil Elvgren - "Caught in the Draft" - October 1946 Calendar Illustration - Louis F. Dow Calendar Co. - The American Pin-up Calendar Collection https://t.co/qeHRWcTGDK
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GAZ 2 Dungeons & Dragons "The Emirates of Ylaruam" by Ken Rolston (1987) Cover by Clyde Caldwell #FantasyArt
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Song Of Hate https://t.co/RKHb0N29iM # Covers, Dangerous Women, Double Detective, Full Issue, Hostage, Magazine, Rudolph Belarski
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Frank Kane's Johnny Liddell story "Party Girl" was featured in KEN FOR MEN's May 1957 issue. The artist was Rudy Nappi and the model was Eva Lynd. The story was also included in Men's Adventure Quarterly #12 (The Private Eyes Issue, https://t.co/m5LnsZiW7T).
#books #booktok
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Chaos in Arcturus by Karl Zeigfried (John Spencer & Co. 1953) cover by Ron Embleton. This definitely has a pulp-style cover to it. I'd like to see more of Embleton's work but he apparently only did a handful of SF genre artwork, most of it prior to 1960.
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Ludicrously-oversized-snake illustration
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Point of View: Mercury https://t.co/rUs8exP4Rl # Covers, Edmund Emshwiller, Full Issue, Future, Magazine, Sci-Fi
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A commenter tells me "Vernon Castle was part of a famous dance duo with his wife, Irene. They stared in several early movies, and helped shape dance and music trends of the 20th century, including helping to popularize African rhythms" He died during a training accident in WWI
If Enemies Ambushed The P-38 https://t.co/Nw2cb372Bg # Covers, Aircraft, Alex Schomburg, Flying Aces, Magazine
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I've been going to this library for a year and never went to the basement floor before thinking it would be a drab space
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It's eggnog season again!
My family eggnog recipe originated (reputedly) in New Orleans during Prohibition. It has four different liquors, a dozen eggs, a pound of sugar, and a half gallon of cream.
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I started the site on Posterous (RIP) because it integrated with FriendFeed (RIP). The migration to WordPress was a huge hassle, but it has let me move the site as needed whenever a hosting company tries to screw me over.
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