Flixton, Greater Manchester, 1972.
Photography: Mike Dolan
Source: The People's Archive®️

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Flixton, Greater Manchester, 1972.
Photography: Mike Dolan
Source: The People's Archive®️
Santana Morning by Mike Dolan, cover by Bill Hughes (1970)
The Science Fiction Encyclopedia calls Santana Morning "an unremarkable collection of sf stories." Mike Dolan's collection can't have made much of an impression, as there is almost no information available online about him or any contemporary professional reviews of his book.
Bottom-of-the-barrel publisher Powell Publications put out only 23 SF&F books in two years before folding, and although they published Harlan Ellison and Karl Edward Wagner most of their titles, like this one, are unmemorable.
Be the light in the dark, be the calm in the storm and be at peace while at war.
Mike Dolan
Heat records abound, except in the usual places
A look at the day ahead in US and global markets by Mike Dolan Stock markets have hit all-time highs again around the world – but not yet for the usual suspects the S&P 500 and Nasdaq. Despite a rare misstep for the AI theme after Nvidia’s disappointing results this week, the rest of the stock market complex ignored it and instead feasted on a tasty diet of rapid economic growth and falling…
Nvidia 'beats' as expected, but fallout is limited
A look at the day ahead in US and global markets by Mike Dolan After all that, Nvidia beat expectations – which became “expected” – and the stock fell about 5%. It’s still August, after all. To be fair, the market’s negative reception to the AI leader’s quarterly results tonight is typical of the reaction to other conspicuous “sticks” in the sector this earnings season. These stocks are…