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Pat Calhoun

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  1. Pat Calhoun
    Cong, Surf (as MM would say) - the Black Lizard is but a shadow of the Pop Lib - still kinda fun...
  2. Pat Calhoun
    haven't read it yet, but as 'They'd Rather be Right' it won the Best Novel Hugo award for 1955...
  3. Pat Calhoun
    here's 'To Marry Medusa' gussied up into pb
  4. Pat Calhoun
    nice analysis above. here's evidence of a Wally Wood early '50s pb cov...
  5. Pat Calhoun
    that's a fave, but this one has some nice crazola...
  6. Pat Calhoun
    and it should be pointed out that Saber is an Ozaki pseudonym
  7. Pat Calhoun
    OAK to OAK
  8. Pat Calhoun
    Here's 2 more great Popp cover Graphics
  9. Pat Calhoun
    nine tails to Weird Tales
  10. Pat Calhoun
    Mile High to Miles Down
  11. Pat Calhoun
    McCulley to McCulley
  12. Pat Calhoun
    Wells to Wells
  13. Pat Calhoun
    1936 to 1936
  14. Pat Calhoun
    in time to in Time
  15. Pat Calhoun
    Lava to Volcano
  16. Pat Calhoun
    3 to 4
  17. Pat Calhoun
    2 to 3
  18. Pat Calhoun
    Preserved to Pickled
  19. Pat Calhoun
    84 to '84
  20. Pat Calhoun
    &, not as exciting as #11, but here's the other Woolrich Dell Dimer
  21. Pat Calhoun
    Hooray for Marihuana! (I do have the story in Six Times Death)
  22. Pat Calhoun
    upside down head to upside down head
  23. Pat Calhoun
    Dicky to PK Dicky
  24. Pat Calhoun
    Giant to Giant
  25. Pat Calhoun
    As we ponder the glories of RD's latest pile I'd like to offer some words of praise for the towering Masterpiece that is 'War with the Newts'. Not just a great novel: Capek's voice is so wise and warm: there is no better guide into the labyrinth of human folly - viewed with enough compassion that one can almost bear it. We had my mother-in-law living here a few years back when she needed minor assistance: she was quite a reader - and after loaning her a copy I watched her experience a weekend of joy - she would emerge every so often starry-eyed and smiling. In another important work, RUR, Capek invented the word 'robot'...