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Original cover artwork for the Venus series of books by Edgar Rice Burroughs. "Pirates of Venus and "Lost on Venus" were done by J. Allen St. John and the other two were done by Edgar's son, John Coleman Burroughs. The last one was done in 1946.
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I originally started this when I was making blender studies of pulp covers, but never finished it. Found it in a WIP folder while cleaning up old files
I picked the covers based on image quality, but this story is really good, Leigh Brackett was a great writer (and one of the main inspirations for star wars). Her writing has become oddly hard to find in a collection, (and some of the older collections have poor edits of the stories), but the original magazine version can be read on the internet archive
Frank Kelly Freas (1922-2005), ''Tops In Science Fiction'', Vol. 1, #2, 1953 Source
What if I was a scientist, and you were an alien, and we were both...girls...
My contribution to the "And They Were Monsters" zine! This got to be a print for backers for the Kickstarter :]
Perry Rhodan no 426, October 1969.
Art by Johnny Bruck
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AETRON sci-fi art by Swen Papenbrock for Perry Rhodan Jahrbuch 1999 (Year Book 1999)
C.L. Moore - Shambleau
The Shanbleau is a short story by C.L Moore published in Weird Tales in November, 1933. It was the first piece of weird fiction published by Moore and probably one of her most famous stories.
Included here is a recording of that story read by the author herself released in 1980.
Get it from my Google Drive HERE
Art by Boris Vallejo
