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Jad (José Antonio Domingo Bernabéu) (1934-2014), ''Messenger of Darkness'' by Hugh Walker, 1978
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Jad (José Antonio Domingo Bernabéu) (1934-2014), ''Messenger of Darkness'' by Hugh Walker, 1978
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Karel Thole (1914–2000), cover art to “Die gelbe Villa der Selbstmörder” (The Yellow Villa of the Suicides) by Hugh Walker
published in Vampir Horror-Roman #100, January 7, 1975
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Karel Thole - Zora la Vampira ~ L´attrice, 1975
@sporcafaccenda Originally drawn for "Die Blutgräfin", horror novel by Hugh Walker in 1973.
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..just as, in the days before enclosures, stray cattle found their way to the unfenced common, so the strays of literature have tended towards the ill-defined plot of the essay.
-Hugh Walker, English Essay and Essayists
Harold Mabern - Rakin' and Scrapin' (1968)
I first heard Mabern with Hank Mobley on Dippin'. It's easy to see why he was a first-choice pianist among the great hornmen of Mabern's day, with his groovy yet sympathetic two-fisted Memphis chops. Along with another Memphian, George Coleman, and the great Blue Mitchell, Mabern digs up a solid groove on this Prestige release from 1968.
