#robert abernathy

[thefugitivesaint]

Virgil Finlay (1914-1971), ''Worlds of IF'', March 1953 Source

[amsaklapper-blog]

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Pulp illustration for “Le flibustier de l’espace” - short-story written by Robert Abernathy (in “Lui” # 14, Del Duca publishing, February 10th, 1960)

Robert Abernathy has not been translated much into french language. We remember especially his remarkable story L'axolotl, which will have marked the mind of more than one reader. To my knowledge, the story illustrated here is not even listed in the french bibliographies....

source:amsaklapper’s collection

[thefugitivesaint]

Robert Arthur Graef (1879-1951), 'Peril of the Blue World',  ''Planet Stories'', Vol. 2, #1, 1942 Source

[artistsounds]

Robert Abernathy - Water to Whiskey - SayCheeseTV and WorldStar ain't got nothing on this Music Blog

Come home to yourself by listening to Water to Whiskey by Robert Abernathy! It displays the Alabama artist’s faith and talent! It’s easy to see why this artist was named the 2018 Alabama Country artist of the year!

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Terror flared across the Saturnian moons. One of the Woollies, that perfect slave-race, had killed a man! But to Big Bill, shambling away from his bloody, suddenly silent master, the ancient pattern of obedience was unchanged.

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Gigantic, mindless, the Monsters had come out of interstellar space to devour Earth. They gnawed at her soil, drank deep of her seas. Where, on this gutted cosmic carcass, could humanity flee?

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Earth set itself grimly to meet them with corrosive fire, determined to blast them back to the stars. But they erred in thinking the Old Ones were too big to be clever.

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Fresh power was coming to Earth, energy which would bring life to a dying planet. Only two men stood in its way, one a cowardly rat, the other a murderous martyr; both pawns in a cosmic game where death moved his chessmen of fate—and even the winner would lose.