Cool Little Addition...

[Radix]

to my PKD collection-
These are (digest sized) 'Pulps' that contain short stories
that were later expanded into novels & not found in any
(short story) collections-



Time Pawn (expanded into Dr Futurity) - Thrilling Wonder Stories - Nov./Dec. 1954
A Glass of Darkness (expanded into Cosmic Puppets) - Satellite - Dec. 1956
Vulcan's Hammer (expanded into the novel) - Future Science Fiction #29 - 1956
All we Marsmen (expanded into Martian Time-Slip) Worlds of Tomorrow - Aug. 1963

All we Marsmen (part 2) Worlds of Tomorrow - Oct. 1963
All we Marsmen (part 3) Worlds of Tomorrow - Dec. 1963
Cantata 140 (expanded into The Crack in Space) The Magazine of F & SF - Jul. 1964
The Unleleported Man (expanded into the novel & Lies Inc.) Fantastic - Dec. 1964

Project Plowshare (also published as the Zap Gun) Worlds of Tomorrow - Dec. 1965
Project Plowshare (part 2) Worlds of Tomorrow - Jan. 1966
A. Lincoln, Simulacrum (same text as We Can Build You) Amazing Stories - Nov. 1969
A. Lincoln, Simulacrum (part 2) Amazing Stories - Jan. 1970

Haven't read through/compaired all of them yet-
Looks like I may not have needed 'Project Plowshare' &
'A Lincoln, Simulacrum...still neat to have-

[dask]

Oh, I could look at this stuff all day.

[JustPassingThrough]

Now that is one of the coolest things I've seen!

I really like to find the original place that the story was published even though I have the stories in a collected edition. There is just something about having the place where it first appeared. It's like that feeling you get on the last day of school and you finally arrive home, leave your sneakers at the door and feel the carpet on your stocking feet. It can't be described but it's wonderful and that's what it's like when you find that original place. Very cool.

[bedlamite]

Photoshop et al is very nice and you can do amazing things, but just look at those beauties. And you know that someone sat at a board and it came from their hand. Coupled with the fact that these artists were incredibly prolific, producing to order - amazing. I love the web, and more people if anything are creating stuff for you to look at, but I can't help feeling that something's been lost somewhere, both in the covers and between them.

[JustPassingThrough]

There is nothing like looking at the old Pulp covers. There is a magic there that I don't see in today's book covers.

[Diggler]

I'm not a jealous person. But don't be walking down a dark alley with those magazines!

[Darkday]

Here are two small corrections:

Originally Posted by Radix

Time Pawn (expanded into Dr Futurity) - Thrilling Wonder Stories - Nov./Dec. 1954

Summer 1954

Originally Posted by Radix

Project Plowshare (also published as the Zap Gun) Worlds of Tomorrow - Dec. 1965

Nov. 1965