Saturday, July 31, 2010

Strange Saturday Stuff

Here we are with another strange Saturday, we need to start this week with an author who's peers said of him, 'Christopher Moore is a deeply disturbed man, and we mean that in the best possible way'. High praise in any field of endevour. His writing is strange, his stories are strange, his characters are strange, and his works are some of the most funny and bizarre stuff you will ever read. So here are, for your approval, the works of Christopher Moore.

Christopher Moore - Cat's Karma.doc
Christopher Moore - Coyote Blue.doc
Christopher Moore - Dirty Job.doc
Christopher Moore - Fluke.doc
Christopher Moore - Fool.doc
Christopher Moore - Island of the Sequined Love Nun.doc
Christopher Moore - Lamb, the Gospel According to Biff, Christ's Childhood Pal.doc
Christopher Moore - Love Story 01 - Bloodsucking Fiends.doc
Christopher Moore - Love Story 02 - You Suck.doc
Christopher Moore - Love Story 03 - Bite Me.doc
Christopher Moore - Our Lady Of The Fishnet Stockings.doc
Christopher Moore - Pine Cove 01 - Practical Demonkeeping.doc
Christopher Moore - Pine Cove 02 - The Lust Lizard of Melancholy Cove.doc
Christopher Moore - Pine Cove 03 - The Stupidest Angel, A Heartwarming Tale of Christmas Terror.doc
Christopher Moore - The Griff.doc

Moore, Christopher.rar



Our unstrange portion of what I, if no one else, find strange, is the posting of some of the magazines, periodicals, and pulps that I have in my collection. Full, high-res magazine scans in a book blog? To me, that's strange!

First here is Strange Stories from April 1939

Strange Stories April 1939.rar







Next we have Thrilling Wonder Stories of April 1937

Thrilling Wonder Stories April 1937.rar







Last we have Weird Tales of December 1937

Weird Tales December 1937.rar





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2 comments:

  1. BethanygirlJuly 31, 2010 at 1:17 AM

    Ho ho! Check out the authors on the contents pages of these three pulps, (click on the image to see it better). Some great authors short works that you will not find in anthologies or other collections!

    Notice the last image for the Robert Bloch story in the Weird Tales, the issue was signed by the author himself. Great stuff!

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  2. babalonJuly 31, 2010 at 9:50 AM

    Super! This is the start of a really great Saturday for me! I love these old pulps, and the cover scans are the best I've seen, Beth! Believe me, I am drooling anxiously to get my hands on these. Thank you! :-)

    Hee hee! If you were driving the car and puppy and I were in the back seat together, I couldn't be happier with these than if puppy had her head out one window catching the breeze and I had mine stuck out the opposite side bug-catching with my teeth! :-)

    ... course, har-rumph! ... as an older adult I'd never engage in such frivolities. ;-)

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