Pulp Librarianさんのイラストまとめ

Kôichi Yamano led the charge with a 1969 essay arguing that SF had the capacity to be avant garde, rather than simply copying the themes of Golden Age American stories. He launched his own magazine NW-SF to champion his ideas.

King Stork, by Howard Pyle. Little Brown & Co , 1973. Illustrations by Trina Schart Hyman.

The Woolworths Baby Doll make-up range (1968). Don't confuse it with the pick-n-mix...

Dominant Damsels, featuring Betty Page (circa 1960). Now behave yourself...

A lot of Northumbrian terms are no longer used, which is a shame. Phrases such as "lowpy-dyke" (without self restraint - literally 'a lamb that jumps fences') or "weather-gaw" (the stump of a rainbow) are wonderful words that still serve a purpose.

The glamour of Filey. LNER travel poster of 1925, by RE Higgins. #YorkshireDay

Just time for a quick look at the papers...

Here's the early '80s covered for the Dumarest Saga...

EC Tubb did get a lot of *unusual* cover art. Here's the Arrow #Books Dumarest series from the 1970s...

Fare thee well, Rutger Hauer...

"All those moments will be lost in time, like tears in rain."