Classic Fiction Gallery

lycradream landscape photography littlepandabear begforsomepegging finn balor
01sentencereviews:“There’s gonna be a really big light, Cisco. But don’t be afraid of it. I’m not af
Pulp Fiction (Quentin Tarantino, 1994)
February book photo challenge, day 22: historical fiction.Leo Tolstoy, War and Peace: not only an in
Classic Sci-Fi from the 90’s (and early 2000’s) I miss all of these great scienc
The art of sci-fi and fantasy illustrator, Virgil Finlay (1914-1971).
Signing at the UNO bookstore. I actually sold some books (and more than just 2 to allow the plural *
blamventures:New blog post over at the BLAM! Ventures website. Includes Archaia signing times f
CRASHING SUNS (1965) cover art by–most likely–Jack Gaughan.
classicmoviescenes: Classic Car Scenes On the Waterfront (1954), Dir. Elia Kazan. Goodfellas (1990),
Library haul! I’ve been trying to buy less books and use my local library more because: 1)
Seconds (1966)dir. John Frankenheimer / dop. James Wong Howe
PULP TODAY 60:William Eastlake’s dreamlike World War Two classic, about modern war crashing in
“We would be together and have our books and at night be warm in bed together with the win
Around the World in 80 Days
#qbdchallenge Day 3: Most Loved Cover Definitely this copy of Flappers and Philosophers, a short sto
My currently reading pile. I would just like to point out that Words of Radiance is thicker than ALL
5.12 Ninety Years Without SlumberingDirector: Roger KayDirector of Photography: Robert Pittack&ldquo
Brancalonia is the all-Italian setting for the 5th Edition of the most famous role-playing game of a
Barbarella was the first science fiction hero from comics to be adapted into a feature film. Ja
Happy Birthday Charlotte Brontë, born April 21, 1816, died March 31, 1855Charlotte Bronte belie
The Monkey’s Paw bookstore (Toronto, Canada)
First and Second Edition copies of Thea von Harbou’s dystopian classic, Metropolis, t
itwasthebestoflines: “Ulysses“ by James Joyce (1920). Ulysses // James Joyce.
Read my review of Virginia Woolf’s To the Lighthouse on my blog here
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