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A place for my different fandoms brain rots
Platonic = 🌼 Fluff = 🌺 Smut =🌹 Lime = ⚘️ Angst = 🥀 Yandere = 🍁
Anime
Imagines.
(H) kakeru Sengoku - Her Little Merman 🌺
(H) Keishin Ukai - Assistant Manager 🌹
(HMC) Howl Pendragon- A Thing Of Beauty 🌺
(LOK) Mako & Bolin - Brothers Charm 🌹
(MHA) Katsuki Bakugo - Silly Nicknames 🌺
(MHA) Shota Aizawa - Villainous Love 🌹
(MHA) Shota Aizawa - Little Helper 🌹
Combo.
Incorrect Quotes.
Drabbles.
Oneshots.
(H) Asahi Azumane - Pregnant Hungry 🌺
Different Aus.
Headcanons.
NSFW/SFW Alphabet.
Animation
Imagines.
(QFC) Garrett Touch Says All 🌺
Combos
(A&TAE) Dimitri & Cale Tucker - The Tucker Twins 🌹
Incorrect Quotes.
Drabbles.
Oneshots.
Different Aus.
Headcanons.
Nsfw/SFW Alphabet.
Celebritys
Imagines.
Hayden Christen - Yn Moment 🌺
Jamie Flatters - Admiring The Interviewer 🌺
Henry Cavill - Distraction 🌺
Oscar Isaac - Wavering 🌺
Combo.
Jamie Flatters,Tedros Pendragon,Neteyam - One Room 🌹
Incorrect Quotes.
Drabbles.
Oneshots.
Jack Champion - Past Experiences 🥀🌺
Jamie Flatters - Attention Thief 🌺
Jamie Flatters - Bakery Girl 🌺
Jamie Flatters - When Fate Intervenes 🌺
Stephen Lang Hard At Work. Prt 2 🌺
Combos.
Avatar Cast - Dream Come True 🌺
Different Aus.
Headcanons.
NSFW/SFW Alphabet.
Games
Imagines.
(BG3) Astarion - Love From Cold Lips 🌹
(BG3) Astarion - For Your Pleasure 🌹
(BG3) Astarion - Flaunting Treasures 🌹
(BG3) Astarion - Sweet As Sugar 🌹
(BG3) Astarion - Red As Cherry 🌹
(BG3) Halinsin - Size Difference 🌹
(HL) Sebastian Sallow - Dazzling Smile 🌺
(TLOU) Joel Miller - The Tiredness 🌹
Combos.
(BG3)Astarion & Halsin - Vampire And The Bear ⚘️
(BG3) Astarion & Gale - Love From The Gods 🌹
(BG3) Astarion & Harleep - Jealous Much 🌹
(HL) Sebastian & Ominus - Bros Before... 🥀🌺
Incorrect Quotes.
Drabbles.
Oneshots.
(BG3) Ascended Astarion - Truly Broken 🥀
(BG3) Astarion - My Darling Baker 🌺
(HL) Sebastian Sallow - Lace Me Up 🌺
Combos
(BG3) Astarion & Halsin - Lust Filldd Touches 🌹
Different Aus.
(BG3)God Astarion & God Gale -Praises From The Gods🌹
Headcanons.
NSFW/SFW Alphabet.
(BG3) halsin - NSFW
Movies
Imagines.
(HP) Draco Malfoy - A Bubbly Companion 🌺
(It) Bowers Gang - Plaid Skirts 🌹
(MR) Newt - Second In Command 🌺
(MR) Gally - Soft Spot 🌺
(RH) Prince John - Fall From Grace 🌺
(T) Paul Lahote - Second Head 🌺
Incorrect Quotes.
Drabbles.
Oneshots.
(A) Kane - Stop Your Breath 🌺🌹
(FG) Walter Mckey (keys) - Cuter Then Puppies 🌺
(MR) Newt - Glow Of Embers 🌺
(TF) Santiago Garcia - Friend Of A Friend 🌹
Combos.
(TF) Santiago Garcia & Frankie Morales - Movement Of The Hips 🌹
Different Aus.
Headcanons.
NSFW/SFW Alphabet.
Series
Imagines.
(F) Savitar - A New Day Has Dawned 🍁
(OBX) Rafe Cameron - Uncontrollable??? 🌹
(SN) Dean Winchester - Jealous Much 🌹
(ST) Billy Hargrove - Addicted 🌹
(ST) Eddie Munson - Something A Bit More 🍁
(TVD) Stephen Salvatore - The Classics 🌺
(T) Jason Todd - Cold Stares 🌺
(TW) Derek Hale - Big Bad Werewolf 🌹
(VK) Ivar Ragnarsson - Tracing Tattoos 🌺🌹
Combos
(OUAT) Peter Pan & Felix - Princess Treatment 🌹
(ST) Billy Hargrove & Eddie Munson - High And Mighty 🌹
(TW) Stiles Stilinski & Scott Mccal - Rain Check 🌹
(ST) Billy Hargrove & Steve Harrington - You Wouldn't Dare🌹
(T100) Bellamy blake & John murphy - little convincing 🌹
(TVD) Damon and Stephen - Elana Really... 🌼🌺
Incorrect Quotes.
Drabbles.
Oneshots.
Combos.
(911) Eddie Diaz & Evan Buckley-Something To Look At 🌹
Different Aus.
Headcanons.
NSFW/SFW Alphabet.
Tag.List
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lista de nomes masculinos que estava no meu bloco de notas e eu só lembrei agora
starting with A ;;
aaron.
adair.
adam.
aiden.
ajax.
alec.
alfie.
allistar.
anderson.
andrew.
andy.
angus.
antonio.
anthony.
archer.
archibald.
archie.
aries.
arlo.
arthur.
ashley.
ashton.
austen.
avery.
axel.
starting with B ;;
bailey.
beau.
beckham.
beckett.
bellamy.
benjamin.
bennett.
bentley.
blade.
blake.
blaine.
blaise.
blue.
bobbie.
bodhi.
brad.
brandon.
braxton.
brayden.
brent.
brett.
brock.
brody.
brooke.
bryson.
starting with C ;;
caleb.
callum.
calvin.
cameron.
carlisle.
carlos.
carson.
carter.
casey.
chad.
chandler.
charlie.
chase.
chaz.
christian.
christopher.
cody.
colby.
cole.
cooper.
colton.
connor.
conrad.
corbin.
corey.
starting with D ;;
dakota.
dallas.
damien.
damon.
dante.
darian.
darron.
darryl.
david.
dawson.
declan.
demetri.
dennison.
denver.
derek.
diego.
diesel.
dimitri.
dixon.
dominic.
donovan.
drake.
drew.
dustin.
dwayne.
starting with E ;;
eason.
eaton.
eddy.
edmund.
edward.
elijah.
elior.
ellias.
elliot.
ellis.
elyas.
ember.
emerson.
emery.
emilio.
emmett.
enzo.
eric.
ernie.
ethan.
ethaniel.
evan.
everett.
everson.
ezar.
starting with F ;;
fabio.
fallon.
farah.
felix.
fernando.
ferris.
felton.
finn.
finnegan.
finnick.
fitz.
fitzgerald.
fletcher.
floyd.
flynn.
foley.
forest.
francisco.
franco.
frankie.
franklin.
fraser.
frasier.
freddie.
fredrik.
starting with G ;;
gabe.
gabriel.
gale.
gallagher.
garcia.
gareth.
garrett.
gary.
gavin.
gene.
george.
gerard.
gilbert.
giovanni.
glenn.
gordon.
grady.
graeme.
grant.
greggory.
gregor.
greyson.
griffin.
gus.
guy.
starting with H ;;
hadley.
hale.
haley.
hamilton.
hamish.
hansel.
harley.
harris.
harrison.
harry.
harvey.
haven.
hayes.
heath.
hector.
hendrix.
henrik.
henry.
holton.
howard.
hudson.
hugh.
hugo.
hunter.
hyde.
starting with I ;;
ian.
ibrahim.
icarius.
idris.
igor.
iman.
immanuel.
imran.
indi.
indiana.
indigo.
indra.
inrique.
irwin.
isaak.
isaiah.
isaias.
ishmael.
isobell.
israel.
ivan.
ivey.
ivor.
ivory.
izzy.
starting with J ;;
jack.
jacob.
jagger.
jai.
james.
jamie.
jason.
jaspar.
jaxon.
jaydon.
jed.
jeremy.
jesse.
jett.
joel.
jameson.
jonathon.
jordan.
jose.
joseph.
joshua.
jude.
julian.
junior.
justin.
starting with K ;;
kade.
kai.
kalen.
kameron.
kane.
kasey.
kayden.
keaton.
keegan.
keenan.
kellan.
kendall.
kendrick.
kevin.
khalil.
kian.
kiefer.
kieran.
kingsley.
kingston.
klaus.
kohen.
konrad.
kristoff.
kyle.
starting with L ;;
lachlan.
lamar.
lambert.
lance.
landon.
langston.
lawrence.
lawson.
leeroy.
lennon.
leo.
leonardo.
levi.
lewis.
liam.
lincoln.
lionel.
logan.
lorenzo.
louis.
luca.
lucas.
lucky.
lucis.
luke.
starting with M ;;
mackenzie.
madden.
maddox.
malaki.
malcolm.
manuel.
marco.
marcus.
marley.
marshall.
martin.
mason.
matteo.
matthew.
max.
micah.
michael.
miguel.
mike.
miles.
miller.
milo.
mitchell.
morgan.
moses
starting with N ;;
nadir.
naiser.
nasir.
nate.
nathan.
nathaniel.
naveen.
naydon.
ned.
nico.
neil.
nelson.
nero.
nicholai.
nicholas.
nila.
niles.
nixon.
noah.
noel.
nolan.
norman.
north.
nylan.
nyle.
starting with O ;;
oakley.
ocean.
octavius.
odell.
olaf.
oliver.
ollie.
omar.
omari.
orion.
orlando.
osborn.
oscar.
o’shea.
osten.
oswald.
otis.
otto.
owen.
oxley.
starting with P ;;
pablo.
page.
palmer.
parker.
parrish.
patrick.
paul.
paulo.
pax.
paxton.
payton.
penn.
percy.
perry.
peter.
phineas.
phoenix.
pierce.
pierre.
prescott.
presley.
preston.
prince.
princeton.
puck.
starting with Q ;;
qadim.
qadir.
quain.
quenby.
quill.
quimby.
quincy.
quinn.
quinten.
starting with R ;;
randy.
raymond.
reese.
reid.
remy.
reuben.
rhett.
rhys.
richard.
richie.
ricky.
riley.
robert.
robin.
roger.
roman.
romeo.
ronan.
ronnie.
ross.
rowen.
ryan.
ryder.
ryker.
rylan.
starting with S ;;
sage.
sailor.
salem.
samson.
samuel.
sascha.
sawyer.
saxon.
scott.
sean.
sebastian.
seth.
shane.
shiloh.
simon.
sinclair.
skyler.
sonny.
spencer.
stanley.
stefan.
steven.
stevie.
storm.
sullivan.
starting with T ;;
tamir.
tanner.
tate/tait.
tatum.
taylor.
teddy.
theo.
thomas.
timothy.
tobias.
toby.
todd.
tommy.
tory.
trace.
travis.
trent.
trevor.
trey.
tristan.
troye.
tucker.
tyler.
tyrone.
tyson.
starting with U ;;
umair.
umar.
urien.
usama.
starting with V ;;
valentine.
valentino.
vance.
vaughn.
victor.
vincent.
vinn.
vinnie.
vladimir.
starting with W ;;
wade.
walden.
wallace.
walter.
warner.
warren.
warrick.
waylan.
wayne.
wendall.
wes.
wesley.
west.
whitley.
wilbert.
william.
willis.
wilmer.
windsor.
winslow.
winston.
wolf.
wren.
wyatt.
wynter.
starting with X ;;
xachary.
xan.
xander.
xavier.
xeno.
ximen.
xylon.
starting with Y ;;
yahto.
yakub.
yasin.
yasi.
york.
ysrael.
yuri.
yusef.
starting with Z ;;
zachary.
zahir.
zander.
zane.
zavier.
zed.
zeke.
zion.
zolten.
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The world is in dire need of more warmth and tenderness lately, don’t you think? Since it’s actually World Kindness Month, I’m challenging all of you (and myself) to be the reason someone believes in good people.
Be the reason someone believes in God and Call on Jesus; It almost sounds kind of trite, Like something you’d find on a mug. But it’s so much more than just a t-shirt slogan or a cutesy cliche. It’s a way of life and a complete philosophy all tied up in one sentence.
What does it mean? Well, that’s the thing, it can mean different things to different people. To me, it’s all about striving towards kindness.
It means putting ourselves into a more compassionate mindset and looking at the world through a more empathetic lens.
Matthew 26:41. Keep these two together. Watching without praying is like getting a diagnosis without a prescription. Praying without watching is like being in a pharmacy without knowing what's wrong with you. The medicine you need is available, but you don't know what to ask for.
Colossians 4:2 “Continue steadfastly in prayer, being watchful in it with thanksgiving.”
On your heart and mind but stay watchful to your surroundings cause people will take advantage of your kindness. Always let your conduct reflect the truth in you….
Best Regards
“Faithful Believers Society”
Minister Damon T. Garrett
#tribe of david#church of faithful believers#minister damontgarrett#healthy lifestyle#biblelife#damontgarrett#tabernacle of faithful believers#alpha omega yahweh#biblelifematter#aoy
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WAIT I JUST REALIZED YOU'RE A DC AND AN AUSTIN FAN
what do you think of the rumors of him as green arrow in the black canary film?
i've not seen those rumors but i certainly wouldn't be surprised if dc snatched him up for something, given how much wb seems to be investing in him lately. (i think the studio is generally known for having good relationships with their talent but that's been kinda murky under at&t and i believe zaslav hopes to patch that up going forward.)
i can definitely see him in the role. i mean, i've been team garrett hedlund for oliver for a little while now (or even the i think lesser serious fancast of matt damon, bc of his friendship with affleck) so i'm pretty married to that, but he and austin definitely have similar vibes so austin could easily play oliver too. i just think he's a little too young tbh. jurnee is 5 years older than him, and of course, the other members of the league (assuming they're even sticking around for a while) are all much older than him too, besides ray and ezra.
bc of that, i kinda side more with another fancast suggestion for him to be a replacement barry allen. i mean, it's pretty obvious that ezra's out after their flash movie, wbd even confirmed it (since the movie is supposed to soft reboot the franchise), so of course everyone's talking about who could take over. i'm pretty open to a lot of the suggestions being thrown out there, like elliott page, who has a similar look to ezra and would keep a queer actor in the role, but i also like the idea of austin taking over too. his blond hair and blue eyes makes him comic-accurate, and he's got some long ass legs, which are pretty darn beneficial for runners. (i remember my high school crush was on the track and field team and he had legs for days. *sighs dreamily*)
maybe we could satisfy both and cast elliott as barry and austin as wally? i mean, you can never have too many speedsters, right?
honestly, i'll take austin in the dceu in any capacity. i hope that's the franchise wbd puts him in next after dune 2. (and maybe throw timmy in there too, while you're at it. he seems pretty destined for a superhero role, and why not put him in another franchise with jason?)
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- A -
Aaron Johnson - Leo Constantine
Aaron Tveit - Ezekiel Wymond
Abbey Lee Kershaw - S
Adam Brody - Cedric P. Powell
Adelaide Kane - Alana Windsor
Aidan Turner - Blaise Lynch
Alicia Vikander - Lily Marzia Lewis
Alona Tal - Claire Jenkins
Alycia Debnam Carey - Faith Franchot
Amber Heard - Edith Mori de Oliveira & Aureola Diana
Amy Poehler - Apple Corin
Ana de Armas - Riley Polanco
AnnaSophia Robb - Olivia Maeve
Andrew Garfield - Christen Austen
Andrew Lincoln - Desmond
Andy Samberg - Milo Dexter
Anna Christine Speckhart - Maria Sparrow
Anna Kendrick - June Lynwood
Ansel Elgort - Landon Scotty
Armie Hammer - Nikolai Fedosov
Ash Stymest - Wilford Grayson
Ashley Benson - Lexie Mallaith
Astrid Berges-Frisbey - Anthea Harrison
Aubrey Plaza - Zoya Everdene
- B -
Barbara Palvin - Annie Lancaster
Bella Heathcote - Fern Weinberg
Bill Skarsgård - Hermes Wolfhart
Boyd Holbrook - Hugo Montague
Bradley Cooper - Adonis Dard
Brett Dalton - Aldous Riordan
Brian J. Smith - Ä°.
Brit Marling - Euria Madlyn
- C -
Candice Accola - Evanora Eckhart
Carey Mulligan - Ophelia Delfino
Charlie Cox - Darcy Hemingway
Charlie Weber - Wardell Jon
Chloe Bennett - Miroslawa Waljewski
Chris Pine - Azure Welkin
Chris Pratt - Dux Stanton
Chris Wood - Atlas
Christian Bale - Mars Brant
Christian Cooke - Conor Lynton
Chyler Leigh - Cassandra Evans
Claire Holt - Karyna Gwen
Clark Gregg - Christopher Hart
Courtney Eaton - Night Haven
- D -
Daisy Ridley - Monica Myles
Dakota Johnson - Barbie Riley
Dan Stevens - Damien Delacroix
Daniel Radcliffe - Michael Genim
Daniel Sharman - Clementine Quinton
Danielle Campbell - Calista Apostolou
David Tennant - Hunter Chandra
Dianna Agron - Isis Chamberlain
Domhnall Gleeson - Jules E. Lincoln
Dominic Cooper - Quentin J. Lloyd
Dominic Sherwood - Dimitri Wolf
Douglas Booth - Vasco Delacour
Dylan O''brien - Nathaniel Hawkins
Dylan Sprayberry -Ove Stanford
- E -
Eddie Redmayne - S
Ebba Zingmark - Eloine Heaven
Eiza Gonzalez - Veronika Boleslava
Eleanor Tomlinson - Calleigh Gardenar
Elizabeth Debicki - Pippa Voughan
Elizabeth Henstridge - Gwendoline Cler
Elizabeth Olsen - Corinne Constantine
Eleanor Tomlinson - Calleigh Gardenar
Ella Purnell - Dolu
Elle Fanning - Rosie Van Laren
Ellen Page - Lydia Carrington
Elodie Yung - S
Emeraude Toubia - Elena Dimitriou
Emma Stone - Alexandra Zaleski
Emilia Clarke - Maya Davenport
Emilie De Ravin - Astrid Blanche
Emily Bett Rickards - Ocean Highmore
Emily Blunt - Lilla Arverne
Emily Browning - Ava Marlowe
Emily Deschanel - Hannah Montiel
Emily Didonato - Vera Isabel
Emmy Rossum - Vivian Gardner
Emily Rudd - Antje Griet
Erin Richards - Glory Constance
Eva Green - Verena Gray
Evan Peters - Viktor Chekov
Evangeline Lilly - Blue Marchand
Ewan McGregor - Acse Lemoine
Ezra Miller - Eugene Irwin
- F -
Felicity Jones - Macey Raphaelle
Felix Kjellberg - Silvestre César
Finn Jones - Buster
Freya Mavor - Olivia Fitzgerald
- G -
Gabriel Luna - José Espina
Gaia Weiss - Freya Kjellfrid
Gal Gadot - Cerys Ryan
Garrett Hedlund - Vitto Carlevaro
Gemma Arterton - Sabetha Belrossa
Georgina Haig - Calypso
Gigi Hadid - Mitchie Finnegan
Gina Rodriguez - Ida Castillo
Grace Phipps - Mia Kayleigh
Gustaf Skarsgård - Vincent Valente
- H -
Haley Bennett - Graciela de la Fuente
Hannah Simone - S
Harry Lloyd - Valentin Veaceslav
Hayden Christensen - Kristoff E. Petrov
Hayden Panettiere - Skyla Chavira
Hayley Atwell - Carmela di Chimici
Henry Cavill -Â Chester Norton
Hunter Parrish - Francis Rousseau
Hwang Jung Eum - Hana Godfrey
Ian De Caestecker - J.C. Murphy
Isabel Lucas - Helen Ambrosia
- J -
Jack O''Connell - Roy Whesker
Jai Courtney - Téo Teixeira
Jake Johson - Tony Thompson
James Franco - N/ash Carrington
James McAvoy - Sebastian Van Laren
Jamie Chung - Irene Weitz
Jane Levy -Â Elsie Rodgers
Jasmine Sanders -Â Liesje Lijsbeth
Jason Statham - Rafael Romero
Jay Baruchel - Cal J.W. Fox
Jeffrey Dean Morgan - Zed O''Callaghan
Jenna-Louise Coleman - Cecilia D. Chandler
Jennifer Morrison - Penny Black
Jensen Ackles - Florian W. Hoffman
Jeon Jeongguk - Jeon Jeongguk
Jeremy Renner - Dorian Dixon
Jesse Soffer - Grover Alen
Jessica De Gouw - Vera Guthrie
Ji Sung - Yong Jae Sun
JoAnna Garcia Swisher - Pacifica
Joe Gilgun - Desmond Gallagher
Johanna Braddy - Reva Keegan
John Krasinski - Jesse Wescott
Jon Kortajarena - Aaron Anderson
Josefine Frida Pettersen - Dolu
Jude Law - Andrei Pavlov
Julian Morris - Wesley Franklin
Julianne Hough - Madelyn Weaver
- K -
Karen Fukuhara - Yuki Nakashima
Karen Gillan - Emma Fray (<33)
Kate Mara - Tuesday Beckett
Kate Mckinnon - Myrna Morgenstern
Katherine McNamara - Norene Harland
Kaya Scodelario - Quinn Jenae
Keira Knightley - Mystral Roux
Kevin Zegers - Damon Wallner
Kit Harington - Joel Paxton
Kristen Bell - Vivien Rouge
Krysten Ritter - Iris Thorne
- L-
Lauren Cohan - Wonder B.
Leighton Meester - Anastacia Bouvier
Leonardo diCaprio - Jerry Arlexa
Lily Collins - Frankie Chandra
Lily James - Anaïs V. Grimaldi
Lindy Booth - Camilla Weitz
Lindsey Morgan - Zenobia
Lizzy Caplan - Ramona Fade
Logan Lerman -Â Harley Langley
Luana Perez - Elizabeth Burton
Lucy Hale -Â Sheri Payne
Lyndsy Fonseca - Daisy de la Vina
- M -
Mads Mikkelsen - Ä°
Maeve Dermody - Athena Zoega
Maia Mitchell -Â Lynda Stine
Margot Robbie - Josie Lesniewski
Maria Valverde - Valerija Roque
Marie Avgeropoulos - Ljubica Solvej
Marion Cotillard - Marika Lamora
Martin Wallström - Fabio Chepe
Mary Elizabeth Winstead - Amelie Steiner
Matt Hitt - Douglas Roswell
Matt McGorry - Corbin Renwick
Matthew Daddario - Diego Mendoza
Matthew Gray Gubler - Patrick Descoteaux
Max Irons - Marc Janko
Max Riemelt - Ziggy Hildebrand
Melanie Martinez - D
Melissa Benoist - Charlotte Evans
Melissa Fumero - Catherine Winters
Michael Fassbender - Franco Locatelli
Miguel Ãngel Silvestre - Rico A. Moreno
Min Yoongi - Min Yoongi
Morena Baccarin - Tulip Talitha
- N -
Natalie Dormer - Gem Julep
Nick Blood - Isaac Wyatt
Nick Offerman - Alfred Castillo
Nico Mirallegro - Jack Daniels
Nikolaj Coster-Waldau - Theos Volantis
Nina Dobrev - Emmaline Winslow
Norman Reedus - Harley Harford
Noomi Rapace - Yulia Utkin
- O/Ö -
Olesya Rulin - Ceku Balım
Olga Kurylenko - Zelda Croft
Olivia Holt -Â Rylee Cantrell
Oscar Isaac - Aldo C. Ferreiro
- Q -
- P -
Paul Rudd - Marco Polo
Paula Patton - Winter Willford
Penelope Mitchell -Â Caitlyn Weatherly
- R -
Rachel McAdams - NavoÅŸ Lancaster
Rashida Jones - Jean Cardellini
Rebel Wilson -Â Lauren Dwyer
Reeve Carney - Dylan Breckendridge
Richard Madden - Tristan Windsor
Rinko Kikuchi - S
Rosario Dawson - Eve Blanchett
Rosamund Pike - Daniela Carlevaro
Rose McIver - Skyler Freestone
Rosie Huntington-Whiteley - Leona Lane
Ruth Negga - Lara Tailler
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Sabrina Carpenter - Louise Linn
Sam Claflin - Mathias Clayton
Sarah Gadon - Nina Buchvarov
Sarah Hyland - Marceline Apostolou
Sebastian Stan - Maximillian di Chimici
Seychelle Gabriel - Leila Beaumont
Scarlett Johansson - Diamontina Dixon
Shailene Woodley - Joy Cappella
Shantel Vansanten - D
Shelley Hennig - Nora Simmons
Sophia Bush - D
Sophie Cookson - Rain Gisbourne
Summer Glau - Rhea Crisanta
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Taron Egerton - Caleb Lysander
Tatiana Maslany - Margo Wiggins & Felicia Makovecz
Taylor Marie Hill - Milla Alexander
Taylor Swift - Melanie Phoenix
Teresa Palmer - Dora Desjardins
Theo James - Keiro Padmore
Tom Ellis - Hector A. Whittemore
Tom Felton - Alpha Rigorous
Tom Hardy - Dito Delfino
Tom Hiddleston - Newton F. Windsor
Tom Holland - Flynn Holdsworth
Tom Mison - Armitage Cromwell
Toni Garrn - Audrey Tyler
Torrey Devitto - D
Travis Fimmel - Forrest Dickson
Tuppence Middleton - Mia Santiago
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Victoria Justice - Lotus van Boven & Selo
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Xavier Samuel -Â August FridtjofÂ
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Will Smith - Dante di Mercurio
Willa Holland - Ethea Middlesworth
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Zendaya - Izzy McGowan
Zoe Kazan - D
Zoë Kravitz - Thalia Hardy
Zoe Saldana - Kiara Kingsley
Zooey Deschanel - Hailey Montiel
Zoey Deutch - Myra Blackbourne
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8 movies that really got science wrong
Science has been a dependable companion to Hollywood, giving the hereditary enchantment that breathed life into dinosaurs back, the errant medication that gave our planet to the gorillas, and the radiation that helped man become bug.
In any case, has Hollywood regarded science consequently?
In the tallness of summer blockbuster season, we asked everybody from George Church to Dr. Richard Besser to specialists went government officials to certainty check the big-screen science behind some paramount films and detail the scenes that made them squirm in the theater.
What's more, we'd prefer to give a cap tip to @TheSciBabe otherwise known as Yvette d'Entremont, a previous systematic scientific expert, for rousing this rundown. Her own pick is 2012's "The Avengers."
"Jurassic Park" (1993)
Featuring
Sam Neill, Jeff Goldblum, and Laura Dern
IMDB plot rundown
During a review visit, an amusement park endures a significant force breakdown that permits its cloned dinosaur displays to go crazy.
Master truth check
One of my preferred bloopers was "Jurassic Park" utilizing "Lysine Contingency" for biocontainment. [Editor's note: Lysine Contingency was a presented hereditary change that made the dinosaurs reliant on lysine supplements from the staff so they couldn't get by outside the recreation center, as indicated by Jurassic Wiki.] But lysine is available in all nourishments on the planet.
— George Church, geneticist and manufactured scientist who instructs at Harvard Medical School and helped found the Wyss Institute for Biologically Inspired Engineering. Among his many research activities, Church and his associates at Harvard effectively put wooly mammoth qualities into the genome of an Asian elephant.
I love the special visualizations. I went to see it with my then beau (presently spouse) on the big screen and it truly caught my creative mind. However, even in those days, I realized eradication isn't reversible!
— Dr. Reshma Kewalramani, official VP and boss medicinal official at Vertex Pharmaceuticals
"Star Trek: The Motion Picture" (1979)
Featuring
William Shatner, Leonard Nimoy, and DeForest Kelley
IMDB plot outline
At the point when an outsider shuttle of tremendous force is spotted moving toward Earth, Admiral James T. Kirk resumes direction of the upgraded USS Enterprise so as to capture it.
Master reality check
In the old "Star Trek" motion pictures, it used to trouble me a great deal when a character was shot with a phaser. The individual was killed down to their shoes however it left the ground underneath totally immaculate.
— Rep. Bill Foster (D-Ill.), previous physicist
"Episode" (1995)
Featuring
Dustin Hoffman, Rene Russo, and Morgan Freeman
IMDB plot synopsis
Armed force specialists battle to discover a solution for a dangerous infection spreading all through a California town that was brought to America by an African monkey.
Master certainty check
"Episode" was dreadful. How on the planet did they get enough plasma from a solitary monkey to spare a great many individuals from a destructive Ebola-like infection? How is it conceivable the first flare-up in an African town slaughtered, obviously, 100 percent of the populace, but then there were survivors when it arrived at white people in the U.S.A.? … Some fear inspired notions asserting HIV was "made in a CIA lab" refer to that film. It has demonstrated unthinkable, on account of Hollywood, to get the world to comprehend that Richard Nixon shut down the U.S. hostile bioweapons program during the 1970s, and there is no CIA bioengineering mystery lab.
— Laurie Garrett, Pulitzer-prize-winning columnist, creator of "The Coming Plague," and specialist on Steven Soderbergh's 2011 film, "Infection"
The revealed motivation for Dustin Hoffman's character in the motion picture additionally had a few musings.
In all the time I was in the Army or at CDC, we never "nuked" an African town to contain a flare-up. The monkey that carried the sickness from Africa to the U.S. was a capuchin or Cebus monkey, which is a South American animal categories. To spare a town passing on from the illness, they plasmapheresed [Editor's note: removed antibodies from the blood of] said monkey and this around 20-pound monkey yielded a unit of plasma for each inhabitant of the town — a serious accomplishment. The monkey more likely than not been drained a while later.
— Dr. C. J. Subsides, a virologist who took a shot at Ebola and other lethal pathogens at the U.S. Armed force Medical Research Institute of Infectious Diseases and at the CDC
"Frenzy" (2018)
Featuring
Dwayne Johnson, Naomie Harris, Malin Akerman
IMDB plot rundown
At the point when three unique creatures become contaminated with a perilous pathogen, a primatologist and a geneticist collaborate to prevent them from decimating Chicago.
Master certainty check
"Frenzy" messes around with CRISPR quality altering, however makes large, George-sized errors en route. CRISPR could speculatively be utilized to attempt to give animals new highlights like wings, however you'd almost certainly need to begin with one-cell undeveloped organisms. Additionally, even in some popular, weaponized structure making an infectious quality drive, CRISPR couldn't influence the genomes of a sufficiently high level of cells to cause changes in an entire existing creature and it'd to be too moderate a procedure for Hollywood. You'd presumably get a great deal of asymmetry, as well, with the end goal that that wolf beast in the film, for example, could simply have made them wing and flew around and around, or developed that wing out of its nose or butt. An animal growing up mixes of inconsequential attributes like wings and a porcupine tail from CRISPR is much harder to clarify. At long last, the possibility of a cure or on-off switch for quality alters is less absolutely outlandish and the last is really being investigated in the lab, however most likely couldn't influence only one characteristic like hostility and wouldn't take 10 minutes.
— Paul Knoepfler, immature microorganism researchers at the University of California, Davis
Two STAT correspondents additionally went out to see the films to check whether "Frenzy" got the study of CRISPR right. Peruse our audit.
"Skyfall" (2012)
Featuring
Daniel Craig, Javier Bardem, and Naomie Harris
IMDB plot rundown
Bond's dependability to M is tried when her past causes issues down the road for her. When MI6 goes under assault, 007 must find and pulverize the risk, regardless of how close to home the expense.
Master actuality check
The scoundrel in the James Bond motion picture "Skyfall" is a disenthralled previous government agent whose jaw was as far as anyone knows liquefied away by a hydrogen cyanide suicide pill turned sour. With the exception of … hydrogen cyanide is most popular as a toxic gas and hydrocyanic corrosive, from which it very well may be inferred, is less destructive than lemon juice. On the off chance that it was that destructive, it would have liquefied the container itself some time before. I was irritated to such an extent that my child later said he could never go with me to a decent government agent film again.
— Deborah Blum, chief of the Knight Science Journalism program at MIT, writer of "The Poisoner's Handbook" and the up and coming "The Poison Squad"
"Excursion to the Center of the Earth" (1959)
Featuring
James Mason, Pat Boone, Arlene Dahl
IMDB plot outline
An Edinburgh teacher and arranged partners follow an adventurer's path down a wiped out Icelandic fountain of liquid magma to the world's inside.
Master truth check
I still can't seem to experience any individual who has visited the focal point of the earth, cruised an underground ocean in a mushroom vessel, or wellbeing drifted on of magma — or all the more precisely, magma.
— Rep. Michael Burgess (R-Texas), previous specialist
"Disease" (2011)
Featuring
Matt Damon, Kate Winslet, and Jude Law
IMDB plot rundown
Medicinal services experts, government authorities, and ordinary individuals wind up amidst an overall plague as the CDC attempts to discover a fix.
Master Fact-check
From multiple points of view it gets the science right, yet I was struck by the speed by which they made another antibody and spared the world. That is deluding. As we've seen with HIV, Ebola, Zika, jungle fever … making immunizations that are protected and compelling can take quite a while and can be slippery. The quick making of an immunization in "Infection" can add to the bogus desire for what science can do during a general wellbeing emergency.
— Dr. Richard Besser, president and CEO of the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation and previous acting chief (during the beginning of the H1N1 flu pandemic) of the CDC
"Prometheus" (2012)
Featuring
Noomi Rapace, Logan Marshall-Green, and Michael Fassbender
IMDB plot outline
Following hints to the starting point of humanity, a group finds a structure on a removed moon, yet they before long acknowledge they are not the only one.
Master truth check
I need to state the film that truly irritated me was "Prometheus." The cartographer gets lost promptly, and when the scholar sees an outsider creature he needs to snuggle with it. At that point the entire team just keeps on doing numbskull things to place everybody in harm's way.
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Frigid Bitch 2019 Results
Frigid Bitch - back for year 6!
Continuing tradition as probably the biggest ladies/non-binary bike race in the universe with over 100 riders, this year’s Frigid Bitch expanded with first-time-ever-offered pre-registration and MORE PODIUMS. Held at Threadbare Cider in Spring Garden, at 10am on Saturday, February 16th, 2019, racers started flooding in to stock up on gear, check out the competition, and pick up their maps & manifests.
As always, there is a one hour window for racers to frantically plan their routes, forge alliances, and make friends. A few local ladies’ racing teams showed up in force, and some veteran Frigid Bitch ride-or-die gangs side-eyed up their matching kits and focused efficiency with determined fuck-it, let’s-do-this attitudes. New racers met riding partners on-site, and a handful of volunteers showed up to take in the crowd before heading out to their no-longer-secret positions.
A quarter to go-time, everyone was hustled outside to unlock their steeds and gear up for the start line.
THE CHECKPOINTS
Grandview Overlook
Every year, for the out-of-towners, suburb queens, commuters who never stray from the beaten track - there’s always one checkpoint that everybody knows how to get to. Not that we’d make it easy! Pittsburgh’s famous overlook is a slag up Mt Washington, and with the main thru way closed, racers had to either bump it up via shattered sidewalks, or find away around. Volunteers were ready with a toast at the top!
Fineview Overlook
In a city of hills and bridges you’re gonna have a lot of overlooks … Grandview’s much lesser known cousin on the Northside had racers figuring out how to find their way above the ballfield. Anyone who actually followed the map to this checkpoint found themselves climbing one of the toughest Dirty Dozen Hills….oh, did we do that? Whoops!
Herr’s Island
Keep following the map in the other direction, and it’d take you down Rialto St (another Dirty Dozen Hill! Who drew this?!) and across the 30th St Bridge to Herr’s Island, haven of local crew teams and isolated Pgh elite. Everyone knows it’s there; most cyclists have zero reason to ever trek over. On the far end of the island, through some woods & down some steps to a gravel lot in a crumbling wall, volunteers were waiting with a camp fire to check off numbers of the racers who hiked-a-bike or threw down and hustled on foot.
5 Points
Speaking of hike-a-biking, the furthest checkpoint from the start was tucked away in Pgh’s mountain biking mecca, Frick Park. There’s only one spot in the woods where 5 trails spike together in a star formations, colloquially known as…. FIVE POINTS!!! Entering the trail from Beechwood Blvd in Squirrel Hill, anyone who made it this far had to off-road their ride down dirt paths and over exposed roots. But hey, there was hot chocolate at the bottom!
Murray Hill
Not far from 5 points, Murray Hill Ave gave everyone the opportunity to experience off- roading on a one of the most quintessential Pgh urban this-is-actually-still-a-road terrains (second only to massive potholes): brutally steep cobbles!
Iron Eden Metal Works
Oh, but there were potholes. Snaking the back way up & down bombed-out Sassafras St, nestled in the shadows of the Bloomfield Bridge, lies a two-tiered & strange-looking structure. ~By night!~ a times-past underground venue in the woods, ~by day!~ a rustbelt relic: Iron Eden!
Bonus checkpoint feature: ~ * g l a m o u r s h o t s * ~
The Hot Metal Bridge
It’s a classic. Need we say more?
The Boob Mausoleum
Probably the most infamous tomb in the Allegheny Cemetery, the WHITE mausoleum features a bafflingly intense commitment to full-blown Egyptian theme&decor. Stationed just outside the crypt’s brass-cast pillar-flanked doors, 2 ~prominent~ sphinxes stand guard over the venerable (?) White family portal. Stationed just outside the sphinxes….Frigid Bitch BEACH PARTY!!
Mohawk St
Finally, last in line but top of the list as far as checkpoint shenanigans go; bomb down Fifth Ave from Pitt campus and right before you hit the Birmingham Bridge, there’s a set of city steps that ascend into the woods of West Oakland. They spit out at Landslide Community Farms and a pink jersey barrier where volunteers waited with a camp fire* and a case of PBR. They’d set up a beer chute along the top of the stairs and stood in suspense while racers ran up the steps, not taking the bait. Finally, the vet bitch gang of Alex K, Katherine J and Frankie M threw their bikes over their shoulders, rushed the chute, grabbed a beer, cracked it with their teeth and chugged on the way up.
*if you missed the campfire, it’s because the fire dept showed up to put it out. See? Shenanigans!
Once the clock struck 2, everyone had 1 hour to race back to Threadbare. Bikes were slammed into the temp parking, road shoes clacked across the parking lot, the doors were thrown over and spoke card numbers hollered at the waiting table-side officials.
P A R T Y T I M E
Pizza was eaten, cider was drunk, war stories were exchanged! Multi-year Bitch Queen Elise R regaled audiences with a story that started as a complaint that she couldn’t run any red lights on the North Side because there were too many cops around, then perked up with details about bombing down towards an intersection from Mohawk, where a white SUV veered into the corner of the intersection, blocking traffic for Elise & her crew to blast their way through, waved them past and yelled “YEAH FRIGID BITCH!!!”
Podiums
For the first time, the Frigid Bitch podium split into multiple categories. Singlespeed, Mountain Bike, Masters, and Out-Of-Town were added in addition to the all-encompassing Women & Nonbinary Open Field. Check back next year; more are comin!
Fixed/Singlespeed
1. Alexandra Korshin
2. Rachel Thompson
Masters
1. Louanna Bailey
2. Frankie Montenegro
3. Kelly Haderly
4. Monica VanDieran
5. Jen Damon
6. Suz Falvey
7. Christa Ross
8. Stacie Truszkowski
9. Barbara Jensen
10. Sarah Crawford
11. Simone Riddle
12. Suzanne Kinsky
13. Athena Marsh
14. Cynthia Billisits
15. Suzie Silver
16. Heather Mccracken
17. Jolynn Gibson
18. Kelli Jones
19. Dorothy Voelker
Mountain Bike
1. Suz Falvey
2. Vincent Zeng
3. Nikki Turner
Out Of Town
1. Jane Hodge
2. Caitlin Woodson
3. Sara Khalil
Open Field Results!
1. Elise Rowe #10
2. Shaena Ulissi #18
3. Caryn Willis #73
4. Anna Bieberdorf #114
5. Katie Webber-Plank #93
6. Julie Grove #91
7. Louanna Baily #15
8. Lydia Yoder #50
9. Lindsay Dill #28
10. Alyssa Crawford #62
11. Jessie Appleman #87
12. Ania Jaroszewicz #6
13. Amy Wincek #111
14. Emily Palmer #54
15. LaurynStalter #79
16. Mary-Wren Ritchie #86
17. Alexandra Korshin #69
18. Frankie Montenegro #44
19. Katharine Jordan #78
20. Lan Tran #89
21. Naomi Anderson #107
22. Alexandria Shewczyk #29
23. Jaime Martina #26
24. Megan Andrews #43
25. Cansu Ozen #39
26. Sara Horsey #75
27. Shequaya Bailey #7
28. Kelly Haderly #84
29. Megan Sybeldon #46
30. Allison Glick #104
31. Acadia Klain #37
32. Robyn Brewer #34
33. Anna Barensfeld #52
34. Kelsey Kradel #83
35. Monica VanDieren #4
36. Jen Damon #80
37. Suz Falvey #88
38. Christa Ross #82
39. StacieTruszkowski #102
40. Greta Daniels #60
41. Elizabeth Salesky #33
42. Barbara Jensen #41
43. Sara Madden #92
44. Vanessa Jameson #110
45. Jane Hodge #112
46. Sarah Crawford #90
47. Rachel Dingfelder #59
48. Mary Kate Minnick #27
49. Caitlin Woodson #13
50. Simone Riddle #64
51. Sara Khalil #94
52. Suzanne Kinsky #71
53. Taylor Wescott #35
54. Kathleen Blackburn #49
55. Athena Marsh #57
56. Riesa Lirette #14
57. Vincent Zeng #32
58. Anna Faber #47
59. Erin Potts #51
60. Molly Orzechowski #666
61. Jenna DeVivo #23
62. Laura Watson #99
63. Ngani Ndimbie #108
64. Rachel Thompson #113
65. Alexandra Falk #81
66. Cynthia Billisits #48
67. Sarah Martin #97
68. Laura Everhart #53
69. Bonnie Weibel #61
70. Mary Jackson #65
71. Leah Nicolich #103
72. Charlie Eddington #106
73. Catherine Armbruster #42
74. Paula Zamora #16
75. Ramona Stanley #38
76. Morgan Sulik #21
77. Anusha Simha #119
78. Yvette Aban #58
79. Hwa Han #63
80. Sarah Scherk #101
81. Hayes Indigo #1
82. Milo Spiders #100
83. Jenna Geiman #22
84. Hannah Berg #31
85. Suzie Silver #56
86. Julie Mallis #36
87. Morgan Tunstall #30
88. Heather McCracken #45
89. Shannon Frishkorn #115
90. Jamie Parke #66
91. Kate Bechak #105
92. Jaclyn Sternick #74
93. Jolynn Gibson #40
94. Maureen Duncan #9
95. Kelli Jones #12
96. Sarah Pearman #96
97. Lauren McKenna #17
98. Jennifer Ross #20
99. Kimberly Garrett #98
100. Chen Li #55
101. Rachel Shockey #25
102. NickyTurner #95
103. HEather McClain #109
104. Emily Voelker #24
105. Nicole Toney #68
106. Jenny Bender #67
107. Shelby Schmidt #72
108. Dorothy Voelker #19
109. Elizabeth LeDonne #77
Prizes
Were there enough prizes to go around? Were people bugging the f out over how awesome they were? We’ll let these photos speak for themselves.
The Best Part
The Frigid Bitch has always been a race to promote empowerment in the cycling community, to show that underrepresented groups of people can kick just as much ass as the status quo, and to support organizations that in turn provide for others in need. To that end, funds raised via registration fees and anonymous pledges have always been given to the Greater Pittsburgh Women’s Center & Shelter. Over the past year, another organization has provided immeasurable support for the founders of the Frigid Bitch in their hour of need. This year’s race raised $730 for the Women’s Shelter and $400 for the Women’s Law Project. It couldn’t be done without the support of our racers & our community.
THANK YOU for another great year! To all of our sponsors, who are solely responsible for the joy fest you just witnessed above! To all my lovely volunteers, without whom this race would never get off the ground, and who pull out all the stops to make this the funnest goddamn alleycat in the whole universe. Thank you to my photographers, without you no one would ever know how fucking awesome this event is! Thank you to my little brother, who always finds the time to churn out another amazing race flyer! THANK YOU TO MY TEAM OF LADIES who helped me throw this race! Without you, Frigid Bitch #5 would have been the last of its kind! Thank you Di-ay, Elise #1 & Elise #2, Kat, Mattie, & Kaylin! Thank you Pittsburgh for being the only city I’d ever wish to be from! I’LL BE BACK!
SEE YOU NEXT YEAR!
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A to Z Book Rec Tag
Thank you to the lovely @that-quirky-girl for tagging me, she recognises the book weakness in me. These books are all linked on goodreads, where I have an account, linked HERE.
# - #Junkie and #Rev by Cambria Hebert
A - Adorkable by Sarra Manning
Adulthood is a Myth by Sarah Andersen
Adulting 101 by Lisa Henry
Alan Partridge: Nomad by Alan Partridge (Steve Coogan)
The Alex Crow by Andrew Smith
All the Single Ladies by Jane Costello
And Call me in the Morning by Willa Okati
Anna and the French Kiss by Stephanie Perkins
Anna Dressed in Blood by Kendare Blake
Austenland by Shannon Hale
B - The Backup Boyfriend by River Jaymes
Beauty by Robin McKinley
The Best Corpse for the Job by Charlie Cochrane
Between Ghosts by Garrett Leigh
Big Mouth, Ugly Girl by Joyce Carol Oates
Blame it on the Mistletoe by Eli Easton
Blood Magic by Tessa Gratton
Bone Gap by Laura Ruby
The Book Thief by Markus Zusak
The Boy in the Striped Pyjamas by John Boyne
Breakfast at Tiffanys by Truman Capote
Breathe by Sloane Parker
Brideshead Revisited by Evelyn Waugh
Bridesmaids by Jane Costello
Brighton Rock by Graham Green
C - Carry On by Rainbow Rowell
Carry the Ocean by Heidi Cullinan
The Catastrophic History of You and Me by Jessica Rothenburg
Caught! by JL Merrow
Chain Reaction by Simone Elkeles
Chance to be King by Sue Brown
A Christmas Carol by Charles Dickens
The Christmasaurus by Tom Fletcher
The Chronicles of Narnia by CS Lewis
Cinder by Marissa Meyer
Clear Water by Amy Lane
Code Name Verity by Elizabeth Wein
Cold War by Keira Andrews
The Coldest Girl in Coldtown by Holly Black
Collide by Riley Hart
The Color Purple by Alice Walker
Corkscrewed by MJ O’Shea
Crooked Kingdom by Leigh Bardugo
Crossroads by Riley Hart
The Crucible by Arthur Miller
Crush by Richard Siken
D - The Darkest Part of the Forest by Holly Black
Dash & Lily’s book of Dares by Rachel Cohn
Death of a Naturalist by Seamus Heaney
Devoted by Sierra Riley
A Discovery of Witches by Deborah Harkness
Dumplin’ by Julie Murphy
E - Eclipsed by Dominic Holland
Ella Enchanted by Gail Carson Levine
Emma - Jane Austen
Epic Fail - Claire LaZebnik
The Epic Love Story of Doug and Stephen by Valerie Z Lewis
Every Move he Makes by Barbara Elsborg
Evolution, Me & Other Freaks of Nature by Robin Brande
F - Fairest by Gail Carson Levine
Fangirl by Rainbow Rowell
Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them by JK Rowling
Far from the Madding Crowd by Thomas Hardy
The Fellowship of the Ring by JRR Tolkien
Fight Club by Chuck Palahniuk
Filthy Little Secret by Devon McCormack
Fish Out Of Water by Amy Lane
Fish Stick Fridays by Rhys Ford
Flash Burnout by LK Madigan
Flawless by Lara Chapman
Fragile Things by Neil Gaiman
From What I Remember by Stacy Kramer
The Future of Us by Jay Asher
G - Gangsta Rap by Benjamin Zephaniah :
Girl on the Run by Jane Costello
Glass Tidings by Amy Jo Cousins
Goodbye Days by Jeff Zentner
Goodnight Mister Tom by Michelle Magorian
Grasshopper Jungle by Andrew Smith
The Graveyard Book by Neil Gaiman
H - Harry Potter by JK Rowling
The Hate U Give by Angie Thomas
Haunting Violet by Alyxandra Harvey
The Heart of Texas by RJ Scott
Heidi by Johanna Spyri
The Help by Kathryn Stockett
Helping Hand by Jay Northcote
A Hero at the End of the World by Erin Claiborne
Him by Sarina Bowen
The Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy by Douglas Adams
The Hobbit by JRR Tolkien
Holly Lane by Toni Blake
Hostile Ground by LA Witt
Hot Head by Damon Suede
Hottie Scotty and Mr Porter by R Cooper
How to Repair a Mechanical Heart by JC Lillis
Howl’s Moving Castle by Diana Wynne Jones
A Hunted Man by Jaime Reese
Hunting Lila by Sarah Alderson
Hush Hush by Becca Fitzpatrick
I - I Love the 80s by Megan Crane
If Only in My Dreams by Keira Andrews
Illegal Contact by Santino Hassell
The Importance of Being Earnest by Oscar Wilde
Infinite Jest by David Foster Wallace
Inseparable by Chris Scully
An Inspector Calls by JB Priestley
J - Jane Eyre by Charlotte Bronte
Jellicoe Road by Melina Marchetta
Jurassic Park by Michael Crichton
Just Listen by Sarah Dessen
K - A Kiss in Time by Alex Flinn
Know Not Why by Hannah Johnson
L - Law of Attraction by Jay Northcote
Leaving Paradise by Simone Elkeles
Liam Davis & The Raven by Anyta Sunday
Light from the Dark by Mercy Celeste
Lima Oscar Victor Echo and the Truth about Everything by Suki Fleet
The Little Book of Vegan Poems by Benjamin Zephaniah
Little Women by Louisa May Alcott
M - Mark Cooper versus America by Lisa Henry
Mark of Cain by Kate Sherwood
Me and Mr Darcy by Alexandra Potter
Merry Christmas Mr Miggles by Eli Easton
Midwinter Night’s Dream by Eli Easton
More than This by Patrick Ness
Motel. Pool. by Kim Fielding
Mrs Warren’s Profession by Bernard George Shaw
My Love Lies Bleeding by Alyxandra Harvey
My Single Friend by Jane Costello
N - The Nearly-weds by Jane Costello
Neverwhere by Neil Gaiman
Nick and Norah’s Infinite Playlist by Rachel Cohn
North and South by Elizabeth Gaskell
North of Beautiful by Justina Chen
Northanger Abbey by Jane Austen
The Nothingness of Ben by Brad Boney
Noticed Me Yet? by Anyta Sunday
Noughts and Crosses by Malorie Blackman
Off Base by Annabeth Albert
Open Tackle by LC Chase
Out of the Blue by Sophie Cameron
P - Passing Through by Jay Northcote
Perfect Chemistry by Simone Elkeles
Persuasion by Jane Austen
Peter Pan by JM Barrie
The Picture of Dorian Gray by Oscar Wilde
A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man by James Joyce
Pressure Head by JL Merrow
Pride and Modern Prejudice by AJ Michaels
Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen
The Princess Bride by William Goldman
Private Eye by SE Culpepper
Promised Land by Adam Reynolds
Promises by Marie Sexton
Pushing the Limits by Katie McGarry
Q - The Queen of the Tearling by Erika Johansen
R - Rattlesnake by Kim Fielding
Remember Me? by Sophie Kinsella
The Rest of Us Just Live Here by Patrick Ness
Rock Solid by Riley Hart
Roughing the Passer by Alison Hendricks
S - The Secret History by Donna Tartt
Sense and Sensibility by Jane Austen
Shiny by Amy Lane
Shrinking Violet by Danielle Joseph
Shut your Face, Anthony Pace by Claire Davis
Silent by Sara Alva
Simon vs the Homo Sapiens Agenda by Becky Albertalli
Skellig by David Almond
Skin Deep by Laura Jarratt
Slam! by JL Merrow
The Sleeper and the Spindle by Neil Gaiman
Sock it to me, Santa! by Madison Parker
Someday by Sierra Riley
Songs of Innocence and of Experience by William Blake
Spencer Cohen by NR Walker
Splintered by SJD Peterson
Stardust by Neil Gaiman
Starter for Ten by David Nicholls
Station Eleven by Emily St John Mandel
Stay With Me by SE Harmon
Strong Side by Alison Hendricks
Sugar Creek by Toni Blake
Superhero by Eli Easton
T - The Tales of Beedle the Bard by JK Rowling
The Tenant of Wildfell Hall by Anne Bronte
This Savage Song by Victoria Schwab
The Time of Our Lives by Jane Costello
To Kill a Mockingbird by Harper Lee
Tonight by Karen Stivali
Turkey in the Snow by Amy Lane
The Two Gentlemen of Altona by Lisa Henry
U - Unwrapping Hank by Eli Easton
Uprooted by Naomi Novik
V - The Vintners Luck by Elizabeth Knox
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The other day I got into a brief discussion of cover mentions throughout the history of the science fiction magazine.
Of course we all focus on the cover image first, but unless it is a really extraordinary sample of the genre’s art (between BEMs and brass brassieres it’s a bit tough to hit “extraordinary”) the very next thing we look at are the names of the authors to be found within.
To the first time buyer, these mean little to nothing. To the aficionado however, they can serve as an instant assessment of the expected quality of the issue. Lots of top names, stands a chance of being an excellent issue. No recognizable authors – well, either the title is on its way out (the editors are scraping the bottom of the submission barrel) or – we’re about to discover the next great thing to come down the genre pike. This latter possibility can only be found in the “vanishingly small probability” box, and represents more of a hope for the reader than a real possibility.
I decided to take a look at how the various magazine titles handled this bit of self-promotion. I then decided to use 1953 as my exemplar year.
Why 1953? Because 1953 was THE banner year for science fiction and fantasy magazines. And because the frenzy surrounding this boom year somewhat resembles what we’ve been seeing for the past several years – an explosion of electronic magazine titles, each of which carefully lists it’s available contents.
1953 was also a year in which the genre was changing; more markets meant that more authors could stretch, had a few more places they could pitch to. Many of the “old guard” were still publishing, and a lot of familiar names had become firmly established. The short story was still the dominant form for the genre and thus, it’s at least as good a year as any other to pick on.
(Wikipedia only lists 219 SF novels published in 1953. There were undoubtedly a handful of others, but this is a pretty good indicator of how few novels were published, as opposed to short fiction in the magazines.)
Here’s a gallery, displaying the magazine covers from 1953, in alphabetical order by magazine title.
AMAZING STORIES
Published by: Ziff-Davids Publishing Company
Edited by: Howard Browne
Format: Pulp
Charles Creighton, Mallory Storm, Chester Geier, Guy Archette, E. K. Jarvis, Paul Lohrman (2), Jack Lait, Lee Mortimer, Ray Bradbury, Robert Heinlein, H.L. Gold (2), Theodore Sturgeon, Harriet Frank, Walter M. Miller Jr., Kendall Foster, Henry Kuttner, Algiss Budrys, R. W. Krepps, Richard Matheson, Robert Skeckley (2), Vern Fearing, William P. McGivern, Wallace West, Evan Hunter
2/26
ASTOUNDING SCIENCE FICTION
Published by: Street & Smith Publications
Edited by: John W. Campbell, Jr.
Format: Digest
Poul Anderson (3), H. Beam Piper, John J. McGuire, John Loxmith, Hal Clement, John E. Arnold, Lee Correy, Mark Clifton (2), Alex Apostildes (2), Tom Godwin, Raymond F. Jones
0/11
AVON SCIENCE FICTION AND FANTASY READER
Published by: Avon Novels Inc, & Stratford Novels Inc.
Edited by: Sol Cohen
Format: Digest
Arthur C. Clarke (2), John Jakes (2), Alfred J. Coppel Jr., John Christopher, Milton Lesser (2), Jack Vance
0/9
BEYOND FANTASY FICTION
Published by: Galaxy Publishing
Edited by: Horace L. Gold
Format: Digest
Ted Sturgeon (2), Damon Knight, T. L. Sherred, Jerome Bixby (2), Joe E. Dean, Richard Matheson (2), Roger Dee, Frank M. Robinson, James McConnell, Isaac Asimov, Robert Bloch, T. R. Cogswell, Philip K. Dick, John Wyndham, Wyman Guin, Richard Deeming, Algis Budrys, Franklin Gregory, Zenna Henderson, Ted Reynolds
1/23
COSMOS SCIENCE FICTION AND FANTASY MAGAZINE
Published by Star Publications
Edited by Laurence M. Jannifer
Format: Digest
Poul Anderson, Carl Jacobi (2), Philip K. Dick, Evan Hunter (2), Ross Rocklynne, John Jakes, Bertram Chandler (2), Robert S. Richardson (2), B. Traven, N. R., Jack Vance
0/15
DYNAMIC SCIENCE FICTION
Published by: Columbia Publications
Edited by: Robert A. W. Lowndes
Format: Pulp
Cyril Judd, Raymond Z. Gallun, James Blish, Michael Sherman, Algis Budrys
0/5*
FAMOUS FANTASTIC MYSTERIES
Published by: All Fiction Field (imprint of Popular Publications)
Edited by: Mary Gnaedinger
Format: Pulp
Talbot Mundy, H. Rider Haggard, Ayn Rand, Kafka
1/4
FANTASTIC
Published by: Ziff-Davis Publications
Edited by: Howard Browne
Format: Digest
Samuel Hopkins Adams, Joseph Shallit, Kris Neville, Edgar Allan Poe, John Collier, Billy Rose, B. Traven, Stephen Vincent Benet, William P. McGivern (3), Isaac Asimov, Alfred Bester, John Wyndham (2), Esther Carlson, Evelyn Waugh, Ralph Robin (3), Walter M. Miller Jr., Robert Sheckley (2), Richard Matheson, Frank M. Robinson, Rog Phillips, Robert Bloch
2/27
FANTASTIC ADVENTURES
Published by: Ziff-Davis Publications
Edited by: Howard Browne
Format: Pulp
Frank McGiver, Peter Dakin, E. K. Jarvis, Mallory Storm, Ivar Jorgensen, Alexander Blade
1/6
FANTASTIC STORY MAGAZINE
Published by:Best Books
Edited by: Samuel Mines
Format: Pulp
Edmond Hamilton, Murray Leinster (3), L. Sprague de Camp (4), Thomas L. McClary, Leigh Brackett, Henry Kuttner, Carl Jacobi, Horace L. Gold, Jerry Shelton, Ed Weston, Kevin Kent, Jack Townsley Rogers, Frederic Brown, Cleve Cartmill, Manly Wade Wellman, Otis Adelbert Kline, Roscoe Clark, Robert Moore Williams
1/23
FANTASTIC UNIVERSE SCIENCE FICTION
Published by: King-Sized Publications
Edited by: Sam Merwin
Format: Digest
Ray Bradbury, Arthur C. Clarke, Frank Belknap Long, E. Hoffman Price, Evan Hunter, Irving Cox, William Campbell Gault, A. Bertram Chandler (2), Walt Sheldon, Clifford D. Simak, Poul Anderson, Richard Matheson, Eric Frank Russell, Jean Jaques Ferrat, William F. Temple, Wallace West, C. M. Kornbluth, William Morrison, Philip K. Dick, Evelyn E. Smith
1/21
THE MAGAZINE OF FANTASY AND SCIENCE FICTION
Published by: Mercury Press
Edited by: Anthony Boucher
Format: Digest
Fritz Leiber, Mabel Seeley, John Wyndham, Idris Seabright (2), Robert Louis Stevenson, R. Bretnor (2), L. Sprague de Camp, Fletcher Pratt, Oliver la Farge, J. T. McIntosh, Wilson Tucker, Richard Matheson, Anthony Boucher (2), Kris Neville, Chad Oliver, Esther Carlson, Alan Nelson, William Bernard Ready, Poul Anderson, Ward Moore, John D. MacDonald, Edward W. Ludwig, Arthur Porges, Manly Wade Wellman, Winona McClintic, Tom McMorrow Jr.,
4/29
FANTASY MAGAZINE/FANTASY FICTION
Published by: Future Publications
Edited by: Lester Del Rey
Format: Digest
Robert E. Howard (2), John Wyndham, (Philip K) Dick, Elliot, Fritch, (H.B.) Fyfe, H. Harrison, MacLean, L. Sprague de Camp, Pletcher Pratt
0/10
FUTURE SCIENCE FICTION
Published by: Standard Publications
Edited by: Robert A. W. Lowndes
Format: Pulp
John Wyndham, Poul Anderson, William Tenn, Gordon R. Dickson, Kriss Neville, Robert Sheckley
0/6
GALAXY SCIENCE FICTION
Published by: Galaxy Publishing
Edited by: Horace L. Gold
Format: Digest
Philip K. Dick, Damon Knight, H. L. Gold, Willy Ley (3)*, F, L. Wallace, J. T. McIntosh, Theodore Sturgeon, Isaac Asimov
0/10
GALAXY SCIENCE FICTION NOVELS
Published by: Galaxy Publishing
Edited by: Horace L. Gold
Format: Digest
This “magazine” Doesn’t really count as these are single novel publications. However, for completeness’ sake: John Taine, Isaac Asimov, J. Leslie Mitchell, James Blish (2), Lewis Padgett*, Edmond Hamilton
0/7
IF WORLDS OF SCIENCE FICTION
Published by: Digest Publications
Edited by: Larry Shaw
Format: Digest
Walter M. Miller Jr., Ivar Jorgenson, Arthur C. Clarke, Jack Vance, Walt Sheldon, H. B. Fyfe, James Blish, William Tenn, Mark Wolf
0/9
ORBIT SCIENCE FICTION
Published by: Hanro Corporation
Edited by: Donald A. Wollheim
Format: Digest
Richard English, August Derleth (2), Mack Reynolds, Charles Beaumont (2), Paul Brandts, H. B. Fyfe, John Christopher, James Causey
0/10
OTHER WORLDS
Published by: Clark Publications, later Bell Publications
Edited by: Raymond A. Plamer & Bea Mahaffey
Format: Digest
H. B. Fyfe, Richard S. Shaver (2), L Sprague de Camp (3), Eric Frank Russell, (William F.) Temple, (Robert Moore) Williams, Edward L. Smith, (Joe) Gibson, (Raymond A.) Palmer, S. J. Byrne, Robert Bloch, James McConne
0/15
PLANET STORIES
Published by: Love Romances
Edited by: Jack O’Sullivan
Format: Pulp
Bryan Berry (4*), Roger Dee, Gardner F. Fox, Robert Moore Williams, Ross Rocklynne, William Tenn, Ray Gallun, B. Curtis, Gordon R. Dickson, Hayden Howard, Stanley Mullen, Leigh Brackett, Ray Bradbury, Fox B. Holden
1/17
ROCKET STORIES
Published by: Space Publications
Edited by: Lester Del Rey, Harry Harrison
Format: Digest
(?) Bernard, (Henry) De Rosso, (John) Jakes, (Milton) Lesser (2), (Poul) Anderson, (Algis) Budrys, (?) Cox, (James) Gunn, (A. F. ?) Loomis, (?) Mullen
0/12
SCIENCE FICTION ADVENTURES
Published by: Space Fiction/Future Publications
Edited by: Lester Del Rey, Harry Harrison
Format: Digest
(William) Morrison (2, (Alan E.) Nourse, (George O.) Smith, (Erik) Van Lhin* (5), (Chad) Oliver, (Algis) Budrys, (Raymond Z.) Gallun, (Theodore R.) Cogswell, (Robert) Sheckley, (Poul) Anderson, (Irving E.) Cox (Jr.) (2), (Samuel) Moskowitz, (Richard) Snodgrass, C. M. Kornbluth
0/20
SCIENCE FICTION PLUS
Published by: Gernsback Publications
Edited by: Sam Moskowitz
Format: Slick
Eando Binder (2), Hugo Gernsback (2), Philip Jose Farmer (2), John Scott Campbell, Dr. Donald H. Menzel, Richard Tooker, Clifford D. Simak (2), Raymond Z. Gallun, Frank Belknap Long, F. L. Wallace, Robert Bloch, Harry Walton, Murray Leinster (2), Pierre Devaux, H. G. Viet, Gustav Albrecht, Frank R. Paul, Chad Oliver, Thomas Calvert McClary, Jack Williamson, Eric Frank Russell (2), Harry Bates, James H. Schmitz
0/29
SCIENCE FICTION QUARTERLY
Published by: Double-Action Magazines
Edited by: Charles D. Hornig, Robert A. W. Lowndes
Format: Pulp
Poul Anderson, Philip K. Dick, Randall Garrett, Milton Lesser
0/4
SCIENCE FICTION STORIES
Published by: Columbia Publications
Edited by: Robert A. W. Lowndes
Format: Digest
Poul Anderson, Raymond Z. Gallun, Robert Sheckley, Algis Budrys, Philip K. Dick, Noel Loomis, M.C. Pease
0/7
SCIENCE STORIES
Published by: Clark Publishing, Bell Publishing
Edited by: Raymond A. Palmer, Bea Mahaffey
Format: Digest
Jack Williamson, John Bloodstone, S. J. Byrne, T. P. Caravan, Mack Reynolds, Edward Wellen, Richard Dorot
0/7
SPACE SCIENCE FICTION
Published by: Space Publications
Edited by: Lester Del Rey
Format: Digest
H. Beam Piper, (John) Christopher, (William) Morrison (2), Damon Knight, T. L. Sherred, Lester Del Rey, Poul Anderson
0/8
SPACE STORIES
Published by: Standard Magazines
Edited by: Samuel Mines
Format: Pulp
Leigh Brackett, William Morrison, Sam Merwin Jr.
1/3
SPACEWAY STORIES OF THE FUTURE
Published by: Fantasy Publishing Co
Edited by: ?
Format: Digest
Only a movie title is listed.
STARTLING STORIES
Published by: Better Publications
Edited by: Samuel Mines
Format: Pulp
Damon Knight, Murray Leinster (2), George O. Smith, Sam Merwin Jr (3)., Chad Oliver, Kendall Foster Crossen, Willy Ley, Fletcher Pratt, Noel Loomis, Philip Jose Farmer, Theodore Sturgeon, Edmond Hamilton
0/15
THRILLING WONDER STORIES
Published by: Beacon/Better/Standard Magazines
Edited by: Samuel Mines
Format: Pulp
L. Sprague de Camp, Kendall Foster Crossen (3), Damon Knight, Katherine MacLean, Wallace West, R. J. McGregor, George O. Smith, Dwight V. Swain
1/10
TOPS IN SCIENCE FICTION
Published by: Love Romances
Edited by: Jack O’Sullivan, Malcolm Reiss
Format: Pulp
(Ray) Bradbury, Leigh Brackett (2), (Robert) Abernathy, (Hugh Frazier) Parker
TWO COMPLETE SCIENCE-ADVENTURE BOOKS
Published by:Wings Publishing
Edited by: Katherine Daffron
Format: Pulp
Like The Galaxy SF Novel, these “magazines” only published two full length novels, so it doesn’t really fit the standard pulp magazine cover listings thing. However –
James Blish, Vargo Statten, Killian Houston Brunner, Bryan Berry, Poul Anderson, John D. MacDonald
0/6
UNIVERSE SCIENCE FICTION
Published by: Bell Publications, Palmer Publications
Edited by: Raymond A. Plamer, Bea Mahaffey
Format: Digest
Theodore Sturgeon, Murray Leinster, Nelson Bond, Robert Bloch, William T. Powers (2), William Campbell Gault, Gordon R. Dickson (2), Mark Clifton, Sylvia Jacobs, Roger Flint Young, Poul Anderson, (Isaac Asimov, (L. Sprague) de Camp, (Eando) Binder, F. L. Wallace, George H. Smith
1/18
VORTEX SCIENCE FICTION
Published by: Specific Fiction
Edited by: Chester Whitehorn
Format: Digest
(Nobody listed on the cover, probably owing to the fact that this was a terrible magazine.)
WEIRD TALES
Published by: Weird Tales Inc
Edited by: Dorothy McIllwraith
Format: Digest
Everil Worrell, Joseph Payne Brennan, Leah Bodine Drake, August Derleth (2), (Manly Wade) Wellman, C.(lark) A.(shton) Smith
2/6
WONDER STORY ANNUAL
Published by: Best Books
Edited by: ?
Format: Pulp
Jack Williamson, Ray Bradbury, Robert Heinlein, Henry Kuttner, Isaac Asimov
0/5
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Text markup key: A bolded name is an author who still resonates today (at least in my estimation); italics indicate a pseudonym – sometimes a house name, sometimes not; a number in ellipses indicated that the author was cover mentioned more than once during the year’s run.
The numbers following the names related the ration of female/male mentions for the year’s run. The best that can be said about this is that Space Stories managed to achieve 33%, while the majority of the magazines featured no female authors.
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Thirty Eight different titles, if we include serious name changes:
Amazing Stories, Astounding Science Fiction, Avon Science Fiction and Fantasy Reader, Beyond Fantasy Fiction, Cosmos Science Fiction and Fantasy Magazine, Dynamic Science Fiction, Famous Fantastic Mysteries,Fantastic Adventures, Fantastic*, Fantastic Story, Fantastic Universe, The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction, Fantasy, Fantasy Fiction*, Future Science Fiction, Galaxy Science Fiction, Galaxy Science Fiction Novels, If Worlds of Science Fiction, Orbit Science Fiction, Other Worlds, Planet Stories, Rocket Stories, Science Fiction Adventures, Science Fiction Plus, Science Fiction Quarterly, Science Fiction Stories, Science Stories*, Space Science Fiction, Space Stories, Spaceway, Startling Stories, Thrilling Wonder Stories, Tops in Science Fiction, Two Complete Science-Adventure Books, Universe Science Fiction, Vortex Science Fiction, Weird Tales, Wonder Story Annual.
(*This was a title change) (and I’ve got 32 of the 38 first issues in my personal collection!)
Phew!
Incidentally, if you’d purchased all of these at the newsstand back in the day, it would have set you back a grand total of $55.80. Adjusted for inflation, it would be a bit over $500 bucks today. That’s a bit low. There are 176 issues in question and current asking price for a digest magazine on the stands these days is $7.99. At that price, these issues would have set you back about $1400.00. This suggests that things really were cheaper back then! (It’s also a lot easier to scrape up 25 cents looking for pennies on the street than it is to find $7.99….)
Beyond anything else, I simply can not imagine what it must have been like to be standing in front of the racks of a 1953 news shop. During they heyday of my purchasing magazines from news shops, I had Amazing, F&SF, Fantastic, Galaxy, If, Analog, Odyssey, Galileo, and a handful of reprint mags to choose from, as well as a number of “graphic” magazines like Heavy Metal and “media” magazines like Star Warp. I’d have been overwhelmed and terribly frustrated to find 38 different titles – I wouldn’t be able to choose which ones to spend my nickles on!
Truth be told, though, the regularity of these magazines was anything but regular. If you averaged out their production over twelve months, there’d only be 15 titles to choose from at any given time.
No doubt quality suffered to some degree, but the chances of finding good stories was also increased.
Note, interestingly, that only 45 percent of these titles include the identifier “science fiction” in their name. Among those that don’t include “science fiction”, seven consist of a descriptor and the word “stories”: Amazing, Planet, Rocket, Science, Space, Startling, Thrilling Wonder, and two a descriptor plus “story” – Fantastic and Wonder.
I think it safe to say that the majority of magazines back in 1953 still felt the need to be very specific about what they were offering readers. The cover image was apparently not quite enough, though I’m sure they worked hand-in-hand: the outre image would catch your eye and the properly worded title would confirm your suspicions: rocketships plus “Amazing” equals “science fiction”. (Anyone seeing a scantily clad “space babe” and hoping for titillation was going to be sorely disappointed, and unlikely to be interested in anything “science stories”.)
Those two elements were probably believed to be sufficient come-ons to new customers, none of whom had a computer or databases to consult. (In fact, whether or not you ever even saw a particular title on the newsstands was often hit or miss: if the magazine distributor didn’t cover a particular territory (or deliver to that territory that month), you’d never see the issue(s).
But then, most of the magazines also went ahead and put two other items on their covers. Frequently a statement about the contents was made -All New Stories!- and the title and author of at least one story listed on the table of contents.
I find it interesting that they felt a need to proclaim “All Stories Complete!” “All New Fiction!” and even “A Selection of the Best Stories of Fantasy and Science Fiction, new and old.” This was of course due to the fact that there were numerous reprint magazines on the stands (Famous Fantastic Mysteries among them) and woe to the reader who spent that hard-earned quarter, only to discover contents they’d already read!
Another thing regularly stuck on the cover of these ‘zines was a sort of sub-title: Strange Adventures on Other Worlds…Preview of the Future…Stories of the Future…Science Fiction…Best in Fantasy….
If you stand back and take a look at all of the covers shown previously, you may notice that there seem to be two general format layouts – “framed” and “unframed”, and further that the unframed titles break down into two sub-groups – boxes or no boxes.
Framed layouts present the cover image, untouched, and surround it with (usually) an inverted ‘L’ shaped border (Galaxy, Space Stories), while unframed titles print a full-sized cover image and slap text directly over the image. Some of these restrict the listing of contents or highlighted story in an opaque box (which is printed over the image).
It seems that two different schools of design thought were expressing themselves. Both have advantages: unframed present a larger image, framed present one that lets you see everything, no textual interruptions, please, but are small in area.
Also note that 1953 was a year of transition for magazine format: some of the titles shown were published in “pulp” format (about 9 inches tall), such as Two Complete Science-Adventure Tales and Fantastic Adventures, while most had or were switching to the familiar digest (about 7 inches tall) format – such as Fantastic Universe and Galaxy.
The larger format almost exclusively utilized an unframed layout, while many of the digests went with the framed format, though not exclusively. Notably, Amazing Stories seems to be all over the place.
Now, with all that being said…why’d they put those names on the cover?
These magazines had three basic markets they were trying to reach – the educated fan, the fan who didn’t know they were a fan, the casual reader.
The publishers didn’t really have to worry about the educated fan too much; chances were they were a subscriber, or belonged to a club that subscribed, or had fellow fans who shared issues around. Fan readers of SF&F were always hungry for more and needed no other motivation than “the new issue is on the stands” to go and seek it out.
Further, this kind of consumer had already developed their tastes and would have been pretty familiar with the regularly published authors and those who were considered to be headliners. Any given name on the cover stood a 50-50 chance of attracting or deterring that reader. You could get a lot for a quarter and a dime back then – almost a beer, almost a movie ticket; Mark Watney would probably like to know that ten pounds of potatoes cost the same as a magazine.
I ponder the wisdom of a promotional campaign that runs the risk of turning your potential customer off, up to fifty percent of the time.
On the other hand, publishers, at least in regards to this demographic, were probably counting on a few other things as well: most fans were rabid fans by necessity. Even if every single author in a given issue was disliked, there was still the editorial and the letter column (often worth the price of admission alone), whatever other features might be included and, of course, the cover, along with the interior illustrations. (Remember those?) Having probably already been through the demise of many prior titles, the experienced fan back then probably had a well-honed sense of historical preservation. All of which would tend to encourage them to ignore front cover unpleasantness.
One thing is for sure though: this segment of the market didn’t have to be sold. They were already bought and paid for. The only competition a magazine faced with this particular buyer was whether or not a competing title was more “attractive” this month. Which suggests that one purpose of the names on the cover was to play one-ups-manship with the other titles.
This then leaves us with two segments – the unrealized fan and the casual reader.
The only difference between these two market segments is that the unrealized fan reader might have heard of an author or two. I stress might, since the novels they might have been exposed to were few and far between and no one was advertising SF magazines on television or radio, nor even in the mass-circulation magazines of the day. You weren’t going to see Isaac Asimov on a Wheaties box (though this might not be a bad idea…), Jack Parr wasn’t interviewing Ray Bradbury and the movies they might have caught rarely, if ever, mentioned the origin of their script.
Space Patrol, Tom Corbett, Tales of Tomorrow (ended this year), some fans might have caught Atom Squad, some kids were maybe watching Johnny Jupiter, Rod Brown was competing with Tom, and it would be several years before Science Fiction Theater, The Twighlight Zone and Men Into Space would grace the small screen; these 1953 television shows did little to elevate the profile of the science fiction author.
Likewise, radio (still a popular medium) wasn’t producing much of serious fan interest either: Dimension X had been off the air for a couple of years, and it would be a couple more before X Minus One would air (both prominently featured stories largely drawn from Astounding Science Fiction). The radio companion for Space Patrol was airing, but, again, any author involved probably tried to keep as low a profile as possible.
The only real benefit any of the magazines might have derived from these other media might have been creating the initial interest in the subject matter. Given the right circumstances, it is entirely possible that a consumer walking past a newsstand would make the connection between a television show featuring outer space and the image of a rocketship on the cover of one of the magazines.
This works, potentially, for the unrealized fan, though it begs a question: why didn’t any of the magazines attempt to capture this television show audience with various forms of tie-in? (Tom Corbett Isn’t the ONLY Space Cadet. We’ve got space cadets in every issue! A New Short Story by the author of the latest Tales of Tomorrow episode!) It could be suggested that most of SF on television back in the day was focused on “kids”, and that the magazines were going after an older audience, but most of the magazines on sale were perceived, at least by the general public, as being kid-stuff too. I can imagine a well-meaning parent, noting their child’s interest in Space Cadets, picking up a copy of Universe, or Science Fiction Plus, or Science Fiction Adventures (check out the cover art) as an attempt to support the kid’s interest. But then again, we’re talking about an era that generally despised science fiction, so it’s more likely that mom or dad would be scheduling homework time during Corbett’s 15 minute episodes….
The casual reader…the only thing I can imagine that would attract them to an SF pulp (or digest) would be the cover art, perhaps reinforced by one of the come-ons. But certainly not the names.
This of course brings us back full circle. It’s pretty well established that the names on the cover did little to help market these titles. Existing fans knew the titles and would pick them up regardless of who was featured; unrealized fans could make no informed judgement about the content, and the casual reader would be attracted by art and possibly blurbs.
So why? Why go to the trouble to select the names, why the belief that doing so was beneficial? There’s probably only two reasons: tradition (magazines had been printing the contents on the cover from the beginning) and ego boo: ego boo for the authors (who were getting paid very little and had only two sources of fan interaction – letters and conventions. Not to mention wanting to keep valued authors on the submission hook. And ego boo for the editors and publishers who got to brag among themselves and play a game of one upsmanship.
So what have we got? Here’s the list, most cover mentions to least, in alphabetical order. There are quite a few names we still engage with these days…and quite as many we have forgotten.
14 Anderson Poul
11 de Camp L. Sprague
8 Leinster Murray
7 Dick Philip K., 7 Sheckley Robert
6 Asimov Isaac, Budrys Algis, Matheson Richard, Morrison William, Sturgeon Theodore, Wyndham John
5 Berry Bryan, Blish James, Bloch Robert, Brackett Leigh, Bradbury Ray, Crossen Kendall Foster, Gallun Raymond Z., Knight Damon, Lesser Milton, Lhin Erik Van,
4 Chandler A. Bertram, Clarke Arthur C., Derleth August, Dickson Gordon R., Gold Horace L., Hunter Evan, Jakes John, Ley Willy, McGivern William P., Merwin Jr Sam, Oliver Chad, Russell Eric Frank
3 Binder Eando, Christopher John, Clifton Mark, Cox Irving, Farmer Philip Jose, Fyfe H. B., Hamilton Edmond, Jacobi Carl, Kuttner Henry, Miller Jr. Walter M., Neville Kris, Robin Ralph, Simak Clifford D., Smith George O., Tenn William, Vance Jack, Wallace F L., Wellman Manly Wade, West Wallace, Williams Robert Moore, Williamson Jack,
2 Apostildes Alex, Beaumont Charles, Bixby Jerome, Boucher Anthony, Bretnor R., Byrne S. J., Carlson Esther, Cogswell Theodore R., Dee Roger, Gault William Campbell, Gernsback Hugo, Heinlein Robert, Howard Robert E., Jarvis E. K., Jorgensen Ivar, Kornbluth C. M., Lohrman Paul, Long Frank Belknap, Loomis Noel, MacDonald John D., McIntosh J. T., Mullen Stanley, Piper H. Beam, Powers William T., Pratt Fletcher, Reynolds Mack, Richardson Robert S., Robinson Frank M., Rocklynne Ross, Seabright Idris, Shaver Richard S., Sheldon Walt, Sherred T. L., Storm Mallory, Temple William F., Traven B.,
1 Abernathy Robert, Adams Samuel Hopkins, Albrecht Gustav, Archette Guy, Arnold John E., Bates Harry, Benet Stephen Vincent, Bernard (?), Bester Alfred, Blade Alexander, Bloodstone John, Bond Nelson, Brandts Paul, Brennan Joseph Payne, Brown Frederic, Brunner Killian Houston, Campbell John Scott, Caravan T. P., Cartmill Cleve, Causey James, Clark Roscoe, Clement, Hal, Collier John, Coppel Jr. Alfred J., Correy Lee, Cox (?), Creighton Charles, Curtis B., Dakin Peter, De Rosso Henry, Dean Joe E., Deeming Richard, Del Rey Lester, Devaux Pierre, Dorot Richard, Drake Leah Bodine, English Richard, Fearing Vern, Ferrat Jean Jaques, Fox Gardner F., Frank Harriet, Fritch Elliot, Fyfe H.B., Garrett Randall, Geier Chester, Gibson Joe, Godwin Tom, Gregory Franklin, Guin Wyman, Gunn James, Haggard H. Rider, Harrison H., Henderson Zenna, Holden Fox B., Howard Hayden, Jacobs Sylvia, Jones Raymond F., Judd Cyril, Kafka , Kent Kevin, Kline Otis Adelbert, Krepps R. W., la Farge Oliver, Lait Jack, Leiber Fritz, Loomis (A. F. ?), Loxmith John, Ludwig Edward W., MacLean Katherine, MacLean Mabel Seeley, McClary Thomas Calvert, McClary Thomas L., McClintic Winona, McConne James, McConnell James, McGiver Frank, McGregor R. J., McMorrow Jr. Tom, McGuire John J, Menzel Donald H., Mitchell J. Leslie, Moore Ward, Mortimer Lee, Moskowitz Samuel, Mundy Talbot, Nelson Alan, Nourse Alan E., Padgett Lewis, Palmer Raymond A., Parker Hugh Frazier, Paul Frank R., Pease M.C., Phillips Rog, Poe Edgar Allan, Porges Arthur, Pratt Pletcher, Price E. Hoffman, R. N., Rand Ayn, Ready William Bernard, Reynolds Ted, Rogers Jack Townsley, Rose Billy, Schmitz James H., Shallit Joseph, Shelton Jerry, Sherman Michael, Smith Clark Ashton, Smith Evelyn E., Smith George H., Smith Edward L., Snodgrass Richard, Statten Vargo, Stevenson Robert Louis, Swain Dwight V., Taine John, Tooker Richard, Tucker Wilson, Viet H. G., Walton Harry, Waugh Evelyn, Wellen Edward, Weston Ed, Wolf Mark, Worrell Everil, Young Roger Flint
Resources for this article were obtained from Galactic Central and the Internet Science Fiction Database.
On Cover Mentions The other day I got into a brief discussion of cover mentions throughout the history of the science fiction magazine.
#Amazing Stories#Astounding Science Fiction#Avon Science Fiction and Fantasy Reader#Beyond Fantasy Fiction#Cosmos Science Fiction and Fantasy Magazine#Dynamic Science Fiction#Famous Fantastic Mysteries#Fantastic#Fantastic Adventures#Fantastic Story#Fantastic Universe#Fantasy#Fantasy fiction#Future Science Fiction#Galaxy Science Fiction#Galaxy Science Fiction Novels#If Worlds of Science Fiction#Orbit Science Fiction#Other Worlds#Planet Stories#Rocket Stories#Science Fiction Adventures#Science Fiction Plus#Science Fiction Quarterly#Science Fiction Stories#Science Stories*#Space Science Fiction#Space Stories#Spaceway#Startling Stories
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"Dear Mother"
God made you Wonder Woman of a mother,
A mother who never grows old;
He made her smile of the sunshine,
And He molded her heart of pure gold;
In her eyes He placed bright shining stars,
In her body the strength of a warrior you see;
God made a wonderful mother,
And He gave that dear mother to me.
Happy Mothers Day to all the Mother’s out there who do it all We celebrate you Mom’s “ Wonder Woman “
Minister Damon T. Garrett ✝️🙏🏽💜🤗
#tribe of david#church of faithful believers#minister damontgarrett#healthy lifestyle#biblelife#damontgarrett#tabernacle of faithful believers#biblelifematter
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I made a post the other day about how many muses I have and I know none of you asked for a list but here it is.
Below is a comprehensive list of all of the muses I have. Most are usually available to roleplay with in IM, on k.ik, or via texting. Be warned, there’s a fair few. And this isn’t even the whole list. Those that are missing are the ones that I’m not willing to roleplay.
Be warned again, some of these characters are single-ship or not open to romantic relationships. Those that aren’t open to shipping are marked with an asterisk (*).
A
Adam Milligan (Supernatural) - FC: Jake Abel
Arthur (Inception) - FC: Joseph Gordon-Levitt
B
Black Hat (Priest) - FC: Karl Urban
*Bloom (The Brothers Bloom) - FC: Adrien Brody
Bucky Barnes/The Winter Soldier (MCU) - FC: Sebastian Stan
C
Cal Lightman (Lie To Me) - FC: Tim Roth
Clint Barton/Hawkeye (MCU) - FC: Jeremy Renner
*Cole (Dragon Age: Inquisition) - FC: None
Cressida Lavellan (Dragon Age: Inquisition - OC) - FC: None
D
Darren “Mother” Roskow (Sneakers) - FC: Dan Aykroyd
*Dean Winchester (Supernatural) - FC: Jensen Ackles
E
Edward Elric (Fullmetal Alchemist) - FC: None
Egon Spengler (Ghostbusters) - FC: Harold Ramis
Elessar Lavellan (Dragon Age: Inquisition - OC) - FC: None
Eliot Spencer (Leverage) - FC: Christian Kane
*Éomer (Lord of the Rings) - FC: Karl Urban
F
Fenris (Dragon Age 2) - FC: None
Ferra Cousland (Dragon Age: Origins - OC) - FC: None
G
Garrett Shepard (Fandomless OC) - FC: Richard Armitage
H
Halima Adaar (Dragon Age: Inquisition - OC) - FC: None
Hera Hawke (Dragon Age 2 - OC) - FC: None
Herc Hanson (Pacific Rim) - FC: Max Martini
Himerope (Greek Mythology) - FC: Emily Blunt
*Howl Pendragon (Howl’s Moving Castle) - FC: None
J
Jillian Holtzmann (Ghostbusters: Answer The Call) - FC: Kate McKinnon
John Mitchell (Being Human UK) - FC: Aidan Turner
K
*Karou/Madrigal Kirin (Daughter of Smoke and Bone trilogy) - FC: None
Kyra Hawke (Dragon Age 2 - OC) - FC: None
L
Leucosia (Greek Mythology) - FC: Kate Hudson
Ligeia (Greek Mythology) - FC: Famke Janssen
*Loki (MCU) - FC: Tom Hiddleston
*Luke Skywalker (Star Wars) - FC: Mark Hamill
M
*Maes Hughes (Fullmetal Alchemist) - FC: None
Mako Mori (Pacific Rim) - FC: Rinko Kikuchi
Mark Watney (The Martian) - FC: Matt Damon
Maven Lavellan (Dragon Age: Inquisition - OC) - FC: None
N
Newt Scamander (Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them) - FC: Eddie Redmayne
*Nikolai Laska (Fandomless OC) - FC: Noel Fisher
O
Ophelia Talbot (Supernatural OC) - FC: Zoe Kravitz
The Outsider (Dishonored) - FC: None
Owen Chase (Fandomless OC) - FC: Lee Pace
P
Pennywise (IT 2017) - FC: Bill Skarsgard
Peter Vincent (Fright Night 2011) - FC: David Tennant
R
Raleigh Becket (Pacific Rim) - FC: Charlie Hunnam
Raidne (Greek Mythology) - FC: Zooey Deschanel
*Remus Lupin (Harry Potter) - FC: David Thewlis
Rey Tabris (Dragon Age: Origins - OC) - FC: None
Roy Mustang (Fullmetal Alchemist) - FC: None
S
*Sarah Miller (Supernatural OC) - FC: Blake Lively
*Saoirse Joen (Star Wars OC) - FC: Alona Tal
Sebryne Hawke (Dragon Age 2 - OC) - FC: None
Sulahn Surana (Dragon Age: Origins - OC) - FC: None
T
Teles (Greek Mythology) - FC: Emmy Rossum
Thomas Sharpe (Crimson Peak) - FC: Tom Hiddleston
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Live From New York...
Here is a list of all the people who have said LFNY and the number of times they have said it. (end of season 42). Also includes voice overs, prerecorded material and several specials.
- Darrell Hammond - 74
- Dana Carvey - 54
- Chevy Chase - 35
- Will Ferrell - 35
- Fred Armisen - 30
- Phil Hartman - 30
- Jason Sudeikis - 24
- Taran Killam - 23
- Kate McKinnon - 23
- Chris Parnell - 23
- Jay Pharoah - 23
- John Belushi - 21
- Tim Meadows - 21
- Kenan Thompson - 21
- Bobby Moynihan - 19
- Kristen Wiig - 19
- Dan Aykroyd - 18
- Kevin Nealon - 18
- Alec Baldwin - 17
- Will Forte - 16
- Mike Myers - 15
- Gilda Radner - 15
- Bill Hader - 14
- Bill Murray - 14
- Amy Poehler - 14
- Joe Piscopo - 13
- Beck Bennett - 11
- Ana Gasteyer - 11
- Cecily Strong - 11
- Laraine Newman - 10
- Maya Rudolph - 10
- Horatio Sanz - 10
- Vanessa Bayer - 09
- Rachel Dratch - 08
- Jimmy Fallon - 08
- Chris Farley - 08
- Tina Fey - 08
- Norm MacDonald - 08
- Garrett Morris - 08
- Molly Shannon - 08
- Billy Crystal - 07
- Jon Lovitz - 07
- Seth Meyers - 07
- Aidy Bryant - 06
- Eddie Murphy - 06
- Jane Curtin - 05
- Jan Hooks - 05
- Kyle Mooney - 05
- Nasim Pedrad - 05
- Charles Rocket - 05
- Andy Samberg - 05
- Rob Schneider - 05
- Sasheer Zamata - 05
- Jim Belushi - 04
- Larry David - 04
- Jim Downey - 04
- Chris Kattan - 04
- Steve Martin - 04
- Adam Sandler - 04
- Paul Shaffer - 04
- Julia Sweeney - 04
- Ellen Cleghorne - 03
- Pete Davidson - 03
- Mikey Day - 03
- Denny Dillon - 03
- Rudy Giuliani - 03
- Leslie Jones - 03
- Julia Louis-Dreyfus - 03
- Michael McKean - 03
- Mark McKinney - 03
- Tracy Morgan - 03
- Cheri Oteri - 03
- Chris Rock - 03
- Justin Timberlake - 03
- Robert DeNiro - 02
- Robert Downey Jr. - 02
- Abby Elliott - 02
- Al Franken - 02
- John Goodman - 02
- Gilbert Gottfried - 02
- Tom Hanks - 02
- Howard Hesseman - 02
- Melanie Hutsell - 02
- Dwayne Johnson - 02
- Gary Kroeger - 02
- John Lithgow - 02
- Madonna - 02
- Gail Matthius - 02
- Melissa McCarthy - 02
- Finesse Mitchell - 02
- Alex Moffat - 02
- Rick Moranis - 02
- Don Novello - 02
- Don Pardo - 01
- Randy Quaid - 02
- Ann Risley - 02
- Harry Shearer- 02
- David Spade - 02
- Paula Abdul - 01
- Ben Affleck - 01
- Rosanna Arquette - 01
- Drew Barrymore - 01
- Deb Blair - 01
- Jim Breuer - 01
- Paul Brittain - 01
- Matthew Broderick - 01
- A. Whitney Brown - 01
- Beth Cahill - 01
- John Candy - 01
- Robert Carlock - 01
- John Carpenter - 01
- Steve Carell - 01
- John Cleese - 01
- Hillary Clinton - 01
- Sacha Baron Cohen - 01
- Bryan Cranston - 01
- Cindy Crawford - 01
- Connie Crawford - 01
- Macaulay Culkin - 01
- Miley Cyrus - 01
- Rodney Dangerfield - 01
- Tom Davis - 01
- Danny DeVito - 01
- Mike Ditka - 01
- Joe Disco - 01
- Bob Dole - 01
- Michael Douglas - 01
- Robin Duke - 01
- Chris Elliott - 01
- Chris Evert - 01
- Siobhan Fallon - 01
- President Gerald Ford - 01
- Teri Garr - 01
- Sarah Michelle Gellar - 01
- Gina Gershon - 01
- Tom Gianas - 01
- Al Gore - 01
- Tipper Gore - 01
- Merv Griffin - 01
- Mary Gross
- Christopher Guest - 01
- Marvelous Marvin Hagler - 01
- Anthony Michael Hall - 01
- Rich Hall - 01
- Jon Hamm - 01
- Mark Harmon - 01
- George Harrison - 01
- Florence Henderson - 01
- Buck Henry - 01
- Pee-Wee Herman - 01
- Charlton Heston - 01
- Steve Higgins - 01
- Hulk Hogan - 01
- Dennis Hopper - 01
- Helen Hunt - 01
- Janet Jackson - 01
- Jesse Jackson - 01
- Victoria Jackson - 01
- Mick Jagger - 01
- Scarlett Johansson - 01
- Carolyn Kepcher - 01
- Sam Kinison - 01
- Richard Kneip - 01
- Ed Koch - 01
- Queen Latifah - 01
- Jay Leno - 01
- David Lewis - 01
- Jerry Lewis - 01
- Monica Lewinsky - 01
- Lindsay Lohan - 01
- Ron Luciano - 01
- Tobey Maguire - 01
- Joe Mantegna - 01
- John McCain - 01
- John McLaughlin - 01
- Vince McMahon - 01
- Lorne Michaels - 01
- Dennis Miller- 01
- Mr. T - 01
- Ralph Nader - 01
- Lori Nasso - 01
- Liam Neeson - 01
- New York City Children’s Chorus - 01
- President Barack Obama - 01
- Michael Palin - 01
- Sarah Palin - 01
- George Pataki - 01
- Walter Payton - 01
- Paula Pell - 01
- Sean Penn - 01
- Joe Perry - 01
- Brad Pitt - 01
- Mary Kay Place - 01
- Jason Priestley - 01
- Colin Quinn - 01
- Ron Reagan - 01
- Jeff Renaudo - 01
- Jeff Richards - 01
- Dennis Rodman - 01
- Linda Ronstadt - 01
- Jon Rudnitsky - 01
- Fred Savage - 01
- Charles Schumer - 01
- Arnold Schwarzenegger - 01
- Stephanie Seymour - 01
- Al Sharpton - 01
- William Shatner - 01
- Michael Shoemaker - 01
- Martin Short - 01
- Paul Simon - 01
- Robert Smigel - 01
- Dick Smothers - 01
- Tom Smothers - 01
- Sissy Spacek - 01
- Miskel Spillman - 01
- Ringo Starr - 01
- George Steinbrenner - 01
- Julia Stiles - 01
- Ben Stiller - 01
- Patrick Swayze - 01
- Fran Tarkenton - 01
- Lily Tomlin - 01
- Toonces
- John Travolta
- Steven Tyler - 01
- Unidentified English Milkman - 01
- Danitra Vance - 01
- Nancy Walls - 01
- Christopher Walken - 01
- Damon Wayans - 01
- Noel Wells - 01
- Brooks Wheelan - 01
- Betty White - 01
- Robin Williams - 01
- Flip Wilson - 01
- Oprah Winfrey - 01
- Fred Wolf - 01
#live from new york#live from new york its saturday night#snl#Saturday Night Live#television#darrell hammond#dana carvey#will ferrell#kate mckinnon#sketch#sketch comedy#phil hartman
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March 10-16
Monday:
Tuesday:
Tashi Dorji + Tyler Damon and Jimmy Joe Roche + Layne Garrett. 8:30 pm, $5-$10 @ The Red Room at Normal’s Books
Chiffon, persona La Ave, Kotic Couture, Mat Starke, and Orbwielder. 9 pm, $7 @ The Crown
Wildhoney, UV-TV, Cigarette, and Functionary. 9pm, $7 @ EMP Collective
Wednesday:
Advance Base, Karima Walker, Yana, and Gusher. 9 pm, $8 @ EMP Collective
Thursday:
U.F.O., Hi$to, :3lon, Shshunj, Locspice, Aliennood420 @ The Crown
Terry Malts, Business of Dreams, and The Poise. 8:30pm, $10 @ Metro Gallery
Conversation with the Collector: Stephen Korshak. 6 pm@ Albin O. Kuhn Gallery
The Shattering Frame: A Bridgette Miakowsky Mystery. 8 pm, $15, $10 if purchased online with code “showspace”, $7 for students and EBT (door only). @ Psychic/Annex
Friday:
Entrance, Permanent Waves, Steve Strohmeir, and Aaron Leitko @ The Crown (Red)
Wh@t’$ Ÿr šīgń? Aries. 8 pm @ The Crown (Blue)
Halloween Trés, Evil Sword, and Ursula. 9pm, $5 @ EMP Collective
Married To Art: Espi Frazier artist talk. 6:30 pm @ Gallery CA
Stymied, Mommy, Prison Postumo, Humanmania, and Koev Halev. 8 pm @ The Sidebar
John Waters' Make Trouble Signing. 7 pm @ Atomic Books
The Shattering Frame: A Bridgette Miakowsky Mystery. 8 pm, $15, $10 if purchased online with code “showspace”, $7 for students and EBT (door only). @ Psychic/Annex
Saturday:
Susan Alcorn and Sahba Sizdahkhani. 7 pm, $5-$10 @ Pepto Palace
Morels, Crane, Viking Moses, and Domino. 8:30 pm, $7 @ The Crown
Other Colors, Outer Spaces, Bonny Doon, and Blud. 9pm, $8 @ EMP Collective
Dollars Against Deportations benefit with Conjuntas Brujas, 83cutlass, Medicine Man, Son of Nun, and Letitia VanSant. 8 pm, $5-$15 @ Joe Squared
Lithics, Infinity Knives, and WHRD. 10 pm @ Myspace
Version 1.5 with Trillnatured and DJ Pancakes. 10 pm, free @ The Crown (Blue)
The Rupees & Shekels Comedy Tour. 7 pm, $7 adv, $10 door @ The Crown (Back Bar)
The Shattering Frame: A Bridgette Miakowsky Mystery. 8 pm, $15, $10 if purchased online with code “showspace”, $7 for students and EBT (door only). @ Psychic/Annex
Sunday:
Helltrap Nightmare: a showcase of stand-up comedy horror and noise music terror. 8pm, $10 @ EMP Collective
The Shattering Frame: A Bridgette Miakowsky Mystery. 8 pm, $15, $10 if purchased online with code “showspace”, $7 for students and EBT (door only). @ Psychic/Annex
Lor Sunday. 9 pm, $7 @ The Crown
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