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Alexander Dreymon as Benjamin Appel in Guys Reading Poems (2016)
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Benjamin Appel
Den Tisch in die Ecke stellen 29, 2016
Oil on Canvas
The Death Master by Benjamin Appel, cover by Paul Lehr (1974)
Line of tiny people in the foreground, big orb in the background: yep, it’s a Paul Lehr cover.
It’s Coming, The Pleasure State!
The Funhouse (aka The Death Master), Benjamin Appel, 1959
top: 1934 Knopf hardcover
middle: 1950 Lion edition
bottom: 1957 Lion reissue, cover art by Mort Kunstler
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Alexander Dreymon as Benjamin Appel in Guys Reading Poems (2016)
The Death Master by Benjamin Appel, cover by Paul Lehr (1974)
Here is another Paul Lehr cover with his usual subject: a huge circular object in the background that dwarfs the tiny figures in the foreground. Lehr's many science fiction covers in the 1960s and 1970s profoundly elevated the standards of the genre. No matter what the content, a Lehr cover indicated that the novel was serious and profound.
Benjamin Appel was known primarily as a crime novelist (Wikipedia says his perspective was sometimes "radical," which sounds intriguing) but he made rare forays into the science fiction and fantasy genres.
Alexander Dreymon as Benjamin Appel in Guys Reading Poems (2016)
