Pulp Librarianさんのイラストまとめ

Debbie Harry. Hot Wacks Quarterly, April 1979 (back cover)

My favourite ever internet radio station was Technicolor Web Of Sound, which went offline several years ago.

So I'm DELIGHTED to discover Psychedelicized has recreated it's vibe - and its playlist - and is now playing the best in psychedelic rock: https://t.co/JSDdIG07cv

Video games went all Brian Eno...

At the end of the Wars of the Roses whom did Henry VII marry?

What's your favourite Northern post-war novel?

The pulp magazine market had expanded rapidly in the 1920s. Unlike the upmarket slicks the pulps explored the anxieties of the time: crime, corruption and greed. They also made space for tough, realistic and colloquial writing.

Shows that last the shortest time linger longest in our memories. Maybe it's the sense of what could have been if only the cursed networks had given them a secind series! Whatever it is, short-lived '80s action TV shows - Twitter salutes YOU!

Play our song Dr. Sanchez...

The Street Hawk bike was based on the Honda XR500, which alas couldn't really do 300mph using 'hyperthrust'. The series similarly underperformed: it was cancelled after only 13 episodes.

Besant's other dystopian tale is The Inner House (1888). An elixir which prevents human ageing is used by scientists to create a new society of near-immortals. The old are euthanised to prevent overpopulation; children are only born if an ‘immortal’ has accidentally been killed.

Women hold all positions of power in society and men are submissive, with no property rights or access to higher education. In essence the world is a dictatorship, where the ideal of the Perfect Woman is enforced with absolute certainty and dissent ruthlessly punished.