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Unveiled Mysteries

King, Ray

King, Godfré Ray

Religion & Spirituality

BiblioBazaar

Goddess of the Moon by John Murray Reynolds "Death hid behind a smile in the white-and-gold lunar city of Gral-Thala. But Gibson, adventurer in space, knew that if he died the Good Green planet perished with him." Dictator of Time by Nelson S. Bond "Twentieth-century Larry Wilson and Sandra Day lead the Armageddon of the Ages against Harg, crafty, vain monster-intellect, bent on warping Man to his Inhuman Will!" The Girl From Infinite Smallness by Ray Cummings "The terrified Princess of Heanas burst into a different space-sphere to find an earthling champion. For the vicious Tarch had thieved the formula of transcendent growth." Martian Terror by Ed Earl Repp Revolt on the Earth-Star by Carl Selwyn The Tantalus Death by Ross Rocklynne The Space Flame by Alexander M. Phillips The Man Who Killed the Earth by Ray King

Planet Stories - Spring 1940: Adventure House Presents:

Science Fiction & Fantasy

Repp, Ed Earl

Cummings, Ray

Rocklynne, Ross

Bond, Nelson S.

Selwyn, Carl

Reynolds, John Murray

Phillips, Alexander M.

Science Fiction

Adventure House

High Adventure #155 Weird Menace Special Issue  Land of Living Flame by E. Hoffman Price Too Bad To Kill by Stan Warner Death Spurs by R.T. Maynard Daughter of the Serpent by G.T. Fleming-Roberts Death Cove by Ray King The Fiend’s Club by Harry F. Olmsted The Cannibal Floor by Arthur J. Burks  7x10 112 pages Cover Artist: Rudolph Belarski Published: 07/17 Adventure House

High Adventure #155

Literature & Fiction

Burks, Arthur J.

Fleming-Roberts, G.T.

Gunnison,John P.

Price, E. Hoffman

Maynard, R.T.

Warner, Stan

Olmsted, Harry F.

Genre Fiction

This book is an honest, nostalgic and very amusing account of the life and times of a muso from the mid-1960s up until recent days. Our first glimpse of the author is in early youth when his great ambition is to "get behind" the drum kit of his dad's band. Tracing his own musical journey from then on, he takes us, in particular, through the unique era of the Sixties and Seventies highlighting the pop hits and famous names of the day. But this is more than a snapshot of the music scene of days gone by. We get a fascinating insight into why bands split up and how they re-form in new combinations of players. The author tells of personality clashes, performances that are near disasters when musicians don't turn up or do turn up but are high on dope. They have some crazy times. This entertaining life story is not simply for pop music buffs. It's a portrait of a genuine muso with a personal quest to find kindred musical spirits. He claims to be finally "cured" but we remain unconvinced that he does not sometimes yearn to be up on stage and in the limelight again.

Once a Muso

Humor & Entertainment

Athena Press

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