Rocket Summer! Infinity Science Fiction November 1955
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- Опубліковано 22 жов 2024
- To Infinity and... well just to Infinity actually. But maybe that's enough. Infinity Science Fiction began as a publication with the issue we are going to do our habitual deep dive on in this video.
#rocketsummer is a #booktube event created by @michaelk.vaughan8617 where we are reading vintage, classic science fiction up until 1970.
the co-hosts are:
@GrammaticusBooks
@BookChatWithPat8668
@bookssongsandothermagic
@anotherbibliophilereads
@MysteryandMayhem-gr7nn
@BookTimewithElvis
@LiterateTexan
@ShawnDStandfast
@saintdonoghue
@TheBookclectic
and Me!
#scifi #read #fictionbooks #sciencefiction #pulp #pulpfiction #sf
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I love these overviews that you do of the pulps, Gavin. It's so interesting seeing all of these big names come up in these magazines in their early days. I do have copies of the James Blish first Star Trek books based on the earliest episodes on the original TV series. They're not great, but they are interesting from a historical perspective. Great work, as always, Gavin.
Thanks Pat. I think one day I'll pull a list together of the biggest names to start in the pulps!
@@GenreBooks23 that would be a great resource.
You get the Rocket 🚀 Summer award for best intro!
Aww shucks…
Great knowledge there Gavin. Happy reading.
Thanks!
Love this. I picked up four Analog magazines from 1968 at a charity shop the other day for £1.30 each. I was ridiculously happy and thought of your videos as I picked them up 😊
Ooh, you’ll have to show us who’s in them!
Your intro rocks!
Many thanks!
Who did the illustrations you were flashing up on the screen? They're fabulous--very stylistic.
They’re from the magazine: found a scan of it to use rather than hold the thing up to the camera.
@@GenreBooks23 I should clarify: who did the drawings in the magazine?
@@KatJack-vl8xj just checked - Robert Engle (cover, “The Sickness”, “The First”) John Giunta (“Have Tux Will Travel”, “The Star”) Fuller Griffith (“King of the Hill”)