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From the cover of the book "New Writings in SF6", an anthology of science fiction short stories edited by John Carnell
Cover by David McCall Johnston (1971).
New Writings in SF 21, edited by John Carnell, cover by Unknown Artist (1973)
John Carnell (editor) - New Writings in SF5 - Corgi - 1971
SCIENCE FANTASY Vol. 20 #60 (Nova Publications, 1963)
This issue contains a fun, interesting piece on Mervyn Peake by Mike Moorcock, as well as a short story by Peake (I didn't know he'd written any short stories 'til I glommed this). Also contains a story by someone called Terry Pratchett (a "young, would-be writer," says editor, John Carnell).
Me too my man
Douglas Adams' Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy adapted into graphic novel form by John Carnell and illustrated by Steve Leialoha, first printing, 1997.
I would show you my giant blue tome of all the books collected in 1, but I got rid of the dust jacket years ago and its looking a bit dingy.
Whilst being chased through time by the Doctor and the Sleeze Brothers, the Meddling Monk disguised his TARDIS as an iceberg, which was then rammed by the Titanic during her maiden voyage (John Carnell, Andy Lanning, John Higgins, Kev Hopgood, Dougie Braithwaite, Dave Elliott, "Follow That TARDIS!", Doctor Who Magazine 147, 1989).