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Wednesday, June 27, 2012
Pop Art: Powys Space:1999 Edition
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60 Years Ago: Star Trek: "What are Little Girls Made Of." (October 20, 1966)
Stardate 2712.4 The U.S.S Enterprise approaches the frozen world, Exo III, which was the last known location of Dr. Roger Korby (Michael Str...
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Director Ridley Scott has already given the science fiction cinema two of its greatest and most cherished films: Alien (1979) and Blade...
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Still waiting for The Whisper Sea!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Brian! Me too. I can't wait till it comes out. I'll post an update as soon as I get any news...
DeleteBest,
John
John, for me these novels [good to see yours among them] are in lieu of the third season of SPACE:1999 that was foolishly aborted back in 1978 by I.T.C. Lew Grade to use the budget instead for the film release of Raise The Titanic.
ReplyDeleteSGB
SGB,
DeleteYou are a great friend. Thank you for your support on my 1999 novels, and on my writing here in general. I completely agree with you that it was foolish of ITC not to solicit a third season of Space:1999 back in the day, especially for that particular movie...
best,
John
Wonderful images. You should also include the haunting cover variation for 'The Forsaken' with the rose petals for completeness. I was lucky enough to get this edition when it was available a few years back. Looking forward to the publishing of 'The Whispering Sea'!
ReplyDelete~~Meredith
Hi Meredith,
DeleteI love that cover of the Forsaken: such a wonderful symbolism for the story, and emotional symbolism at that. I can't wait for The Whispering Sea to come out, either!
It's nice to talk with you again, my friend, and share a mutual love of Space:1999.
best,
John