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You can of course love farming a little too much...

Farming has always been an influence on literature: the passing of the seasons, the hardscrabble of the work, the raw and tender nature of the land etc...

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

Relay 1 was launched a few months after Telstar, on 13 December 1962. As well as measuring the Earth's radiation belts it enabled a TV relay from America to Japan. In 1964 it also provided relay pictures from the Tokyo Olympics.

Survey: during the current COVID-19 emergency which form of medieval public transport are you now most reliant on:
- rabbit piggyback
- hermit riding
- cock eel riverbus
- elephant carshare

Select the one used for the majority of of your journey. Poll below👇 #FridayFeeling

Hilda: the Bigelow & Brown calendar pinup girl. Art by Duane Bryers (1950).

Yup, he's pretty all right...

Nurse Reed's Pretty Rival, by Ann Beverley. Calvert, 1950.

Shadows Of Reddoch's Landing, by Melissa Lee. Leisure Books, 1972.

What IS it with all these shadows? Did nobody pack a torch?

DAW book covers #Top20: Don't Bite The Sun, by Tanith Lee (1976). Brian Froud's artwork is spot-on for this book.

Esu-Efu Magajin (S-F Magazine) was first published in February 1960 by Hayakawa Shobō publishing, and has gone on to shape both Japanese SF and champion Japanese authors for many decades.