A book you very likely don’t have on your shelf #896
Cover by Elias Dominguez -- 1972
Blippo Black (1969) [Daylight Fonts · Fonts In Use · Identifont]
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A book you very likely don’t have on your shelf #896
Cover by Elias Dominguez -- 1972
Blippo Black (1969) [Daylight Fonts · Fonts In Use · Identifont]

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Legendary fantasy artist John Blanche has died. He is known mostly for his long association with Games Workshop, where he served as art director and created many of the iconic images that shaped the Warhammer and 40K worlds. He was capable of working in diverse styles, but much of his art and his own creative miniature conversions made his name synonymous with the "grimdark" aesthetic, mixing elements of moody gothic architecture and body horror with a limited color palette.
He also contributed to GW's UK edition of Dungeons & Dragons, Fighting Fantasy and Sorcery! books, and other books and album covers. Wombat Games recently published an authorised biography, Blanche: The Rise of Grimdark. A skirmish game, John Blanche's En Garde, is in development with a setting and visual style based on his art.
Andrew Liptak at Transfer Orbit interviewed me about my upcoming art book!
Your first book was Worlds Beyond Time: what will this new book do that you couldn't do with that one?
There’s a great Leo Steinberg quote: “All art is infested by other art.” My first book took a really close look at one slice of science fiction illustration (mostly book covers, mostly 1960s-’80s), so this new one is pulling back to look at the web of influences that went into that era and emerged from it.
I’m covering such a broad area that it’s going to be impossible to include everything, so I’m approaching it more like an art smorgasbord that jumps around between centuries and mediums.
Read the whole interview over here!
William Johnston's Get Smart Novels (Books, William Johnston, 1965/1966/1967/1969)
You can digitally borrow them here, and find even more on Anna's Archive here.
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Open up Gail Crowther's new bestseller Marilyn and Her Books (now available in the U.S.) and the first thing you'll see are some of the editions Marilyn owned. I was thrilled to see she had a penchant for my beloved Modern Library books, which I'm used to thinking of as "vintage," but they were contemporary for her. And I actually own most of the editions she had.
I've been reading the book (I'm about a third of the way through), and it's beautifully written and absolutely fascinating. This is a perfect read for ALL book lovers, not just those who appreciate Marilyn Monroe. It speaks to us as readers, delving into things like: what the books we own and read say about us (as well as the books we don't read); shelf-snooping--something we're all guilty of; books we read vs. books we skim; books we bought versus books we received as gifts; and so much more.
I'd say it's the best book about books/reading since Maureen Corrigan's So We Read On (about The Great Gatsby), but Crowther's book is better.
Are you thinking of reading it?

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Hello! Just got some wonderful looking old sci-fi pulp novels at a thrift store, and was wondering if you'd be able to tell me the artist if I sent you a picture. If not, no hard feelings. Thank you for your time!
Yeah, I can try! You might have just as much luck checking ISFDB.org for the title, though. They list artists in a lot of cases. You can find the right page pretty quickly by just googling the book name and author and adding "ISFDB.org" to the end of the search.
This is what I do too. They don’t have info on everything, but damn near. @zakthecat21 I hope you post em so we can see! I love looking at vintage paperbacks 😍
Cover artist: Rowena Morrill (American, 1944-2021) The Star Dwellers (1982) - James Blish
Cover artist: Chris Moore (British, b. 1947) Against Infinity by Gregory Benford, 1984
John Berkey (American, 1932-2008) Lifeboat, paperback cover, 1972

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Cover artist: Chris Foss (British, b. 1946) Singularity Station, 1973
Chris Moore (British, b. 1947) - Catface, 1980
The Coming of the Terrans by Leigh Bracket, cover art is uncredited, printed 1967.
Jack Gaughan (1930-1985, American) Fantasy and Science Fiction, July 1967
L: Attila Héjja, 1984. R: Tony Roberts, 1981

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Tim and Greg Hildebrandt Star Wars: Shadows of the Empire, Xizor's Palace on Coruscant
Vince Pask, ''Australian Realms'', #04, October 1988