Pat Calhoun

ACG to ACG

" I like the interior illustrations too and don't think I have any pb's with them. " Here's a great illustrated 1963 PB with 8 full-page Finlay plates. Text highlights include outstanding solo performances by that fantabulous husband and wife team: with Henry Kuttner contributing 'The Citadel of Darkness' - a Prince Raynor tale that's a compact masterpiece, and one of CL (Catherine) Moore's Jirel of Joiry classics, 'Hellsgarde'. Also, Clark Ashton Smith is here with one of his most awesomely cosmic yarns, 'The Testament of Athammaus'.

War to Battle

March to April

Web to Web

Feared to Weird

the Dark City version of the song is better

Truevision to Truevision

Oh, good on you. Just the display of those beauties is a tremendous and wonderful evocation of the Woolrich legacy. When I was a kid, intolerant of anything but pulp SF and ignorant of the fact that Woolrich qualified in that group too, I always knew he was waiting for me, and every time they played that silly song of 'Night Has a 1000 Eyes' on the radio I would smile in anticipation. Decades later, when I got a copy of the Dell and read it: all promises were fulfilled. Thank you.

Forever to Forever

You are welcome. And I thank you for the compliment and your worthy efforts. The book is a fun find (which you presented nicely) with excellent art, historical significance, and more. Plus you gave me a chance to mix it up with some mighty memories. Cheers. Pat

My older (by 36 years) brother John C, the same soul who would drive me up from San Diego to Cherokee Books, worked at Convair down there, which was a branch of General Dynamics. I've had this 4" plastic cube forever...

rocket and ring to rocket and ring

Falling in Love to falling through space

Shadow Over Mars to Shadow Over Mars

I'd like to bump with The Golden Amazon

another RP web gleaning (always with grats to OP)

Nov '39 to Nov '39

18 to 'hey 19'