H.R. Van Dongen (1920-2010) “A Voice Out of Ramah” by Lee Killough (1979) Source
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H.R. Van Dongen (1920-2010) “A Voice Out of Ramah” by Lee Killough (1979) Source
“The Doppelgänger Gambit by Lee Killough, 1979, cover by Michael Herring. Herring’s cover captures two key elements of this gripping 21st-century police procedural. The first: the two police officers don’t get along. The second: clothing fashions in this future are somehow even more hideous than real-world 1970s fashions. The cover is true to the work. Detective Janna Brill thinks Maxwell takes unconscionable risks, and these are the clothes described in the novel. (Though I suspect the cops in the novel used holsters.)”
~Five ’70s SF Cover Artists Who Stay True to the Story
Metronomy - The Bay La spiaggia sembrava un paesaggio di Tanguy. Le dune coperte d'erba, le conchiglie sulla riva, e i tronchi d'albero mozzi che si stagliavano contro la fine nebbia che avvolgeva il mare e la baia, diffondevano, con il loro gioco di chiaroscuri, una luce quasi lilla, come di tramonto. Eppure era solo il primo pomeriggio, o almeno, Neil Dorn riteneva che fosse primo pomeriggio, benché non ne fosse proprio sicurissimo. Il ricordo degli ultimi giorni era molto confuso. Aveva guidato ininterrottamente, aveva seguito una dopo l'altra le strade costiere finché queste a poco a poco non erano diventate sempre più strette e sempre meno frequentate e alla fine era approdato, attraverso un viottolo sabbioso, a quella spiaggia. Lee Killough