Max Bathroom Comments: NEL got the rights to “Satan’s Houseplants”. Do we have another horticultural genre novel we can use the cover we commissioned for it on?
Published 1974
Max Bathroom Comments: NEL got the rights to “Satan’s Houseplants”. Do we have another horticultural genre novel we can use the cover we commissioned for it on?
Published 1974
Bellatrix Comments: Uh-oh. 23andMe just located my long-lost triplet cousins.
Published 1976
Verylatetotheparty Comments: More Moorcock. The next book in the series after “The Jewel In The Skull” and a similar GSS suitable standard of cover art. The cover of the third book is disappointingly not nearly as bad. Published in 1975, it might also qualify as an early example of Orange and Teal, (although it’s come out more pinkish in the photo).
Published 1972
Verylatetotheparty Comments: I bought several “Mayflower Moorcocks” at my Oxfam shop a few years back and some of the covers have already been on GSS, but I don’t think you have this one yet and I really think it belongs here. The colours sort of look faded but I think it was that bad originally. Apart from that I will let it speak for itself.
Published 1973
Good Show Sir Comments: “Hey! You! Climb down off the seafood buffet!”
Published 1971
Thanks to Sérgio for sending this in!
It’s a Two-fer Tuesday – Virgin Planet special!
Good Show Sir Comments:
#1 It says “Cover design Lester, Larkin & Divers” on back cover. Took a three-man team to design an arse cover.
#2 OK lady but if you’ve never seen a man you’re setting your expectations up a little high.
Published 1969, 2000
Thanks to Raoul for sending one in! You might remember this from here and here.
Click to remove sheep or gun or whatever
Good Show Sir Comments: New candidate for censor sheep: the modesty assault rifle?
Thanks to Melody for sending this in!
Published 1980
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