A book you very likely don’t have on your shelf #883
Cover by Tm Hill -- 1957
"I'm Dorothy Gale from Kansas"

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Love Begins
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A book you very likely don’t have on your shelf #883
Cover by Tm Hill -- 1957
Cover illustration by Roy G. Krenkel
Roy G. Krenkel's 1975 cover to Lin Carter's As the Green Star Rises
Peter Goodfellow’s 1972 cover art for Planet of Exile, by Ursula K. Le Guin
Richard Matheson - I Am Legend - Corgi - 1971
The Penetrator #30: Computer Kill by Lionel Derrick (Pinnacle Books, 1979)
You've probably already heard the news but we've got a featurette on Arrow Video's upcoming Blu-ray release of The Outfit (1973)! It's an unbelievable honor to have been asked to play any part in the re-release of this fantastic movie, reportedly Donald Westlake's favorite adaptation of the work he'd done under the Stark name, and we thought we'd dive a little into the story behind our video essay. Read all about it right here! (x)
The Colour Out of Space and Others by H.P. Lovecraft, cover by Rowena Morrill (1978)
The Colour Out of Space and Others by H.P. Lovecraft, cover by Rowena Morrill (1978)
A comprehensive look at Richard Stark's Alan Grofield solo series is now up on Tough Business! Often dismissed by general audiences as lesser works than the genre-defining Parker novels, the Grofields are in actuality some of the most unique works of genre fiction to have ever graced the printed page, let alone to have come out of the 1960s.
Join us on this exploration of how these four novels make up a more important piece of the Stark canon than anyone's willing to admit, featuring romance, intrigue, and everything in-between! (x)
Dennis Etchison - Red Dreams - Berkley - 1987 (cover illustration by J. K. Potter)
'Syzygy' by Michael G. Coney, 1973 (Gene Szafran)
Balatro.
Gray Morrow (1934-2001) Perry Rhodan #23 Peril on Ice Planet (Paperback, 1973)
A book you very likely don’t have on your shelf #871
Cover by Richard Powers -- 1967