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This Tragic Earth
THIS TRAGIC EARTH: The Art and World of Richard Sharpe Shaver, is finally back in print in a new, expanded and improved edition! HIS TRAGIC EARTH gives a unique, long-overdue look into the art and mind of Richard S. Shaver. Featuring a transcription of an actual hand-made book proposal by Shaver, sent to Ray Palmer, this volume also contains 190 images including over 100 lost images taken from one-of-a-kind "rogfogo" or "rock books" by Shaver. These images, taken from photo exposures of slices of solid rock, contain eerie and inexplicable images of people, monsters, creatures, structures, and devices-images which defy all rational explanation. Shaver claimed that these "books" were records l...
This Tragic Earth
THIS TRAGIC EARTH: The Art and World of Richard Sharpe Shaver, is finally back in print in a new, expanded and improved edition! HIS TRAGIC EARTH gives a unique, long-overdue look into the art and mind of Richard S. Shaver. Featuring a transcription of an actual hand-made book proposal by Shaver, sent to Ray Palmer, this volume also contains 190 images including over 100 lost images taken from one-of-a-kind "rogfogo" or "rock books" by Shaver. These images, taken from photo exposures of slices of solid rock, contain eerie and inexplicable images of people, monsters, creatures, structures, and devices-images which defy all rational explanation. Shaver claimed that these "books" were records l...
Of Stegners Folly
When a twenty-foot goddess walked out of the jungle, they knew Stegner wasn't kidding.
Daughter of the Night
In 'Daughter of the Night' by Richard S. Shaver, readers are transported into a dark and mysterious world filled with elements of horror, science fiction, and fantasy. The novel follows the protagonist, a young woman named Elara, as she navigates a desolate landscape populated by supernatural beings and unexplainable phenomena. Shaver's writing style is both haunting and poetic, reminiscent of gothic literature with a modern twist. The novel's focus on themes of isolation, identity, and the unknown make it a captivating read for fans of speculative fiction. Set against a backdrop of eerie landscapes and bizarre creatures, 'Daughter of the Night' keeps readers on the edge of their seats as they uncover the secrets of Elara's world. Richard S. Shaver's own fascination with the unexplained and supernatural likely inspired him to create such a compelling and immersive story. His unique blend of genres and ability to create a chilling atmosphere make 'Daughter of the Night' a must-read for those looking for a thrilling literary experience.
The Dark Goddess
Deep within her caverns the great mer-woman longed for death to end her loneliness. But then came a voyager from space--a man-also lonely....
Daughter of the Night and Four More Stories
Five Classic Short Stories from The Golden Age of Science Fiction. Featured here: "Daughter of the Night", "The Dark Goddess", "Of Stegner's Folly", "The Big Tomorrow", and "Paradise Planet", all by Richard S. Shaver.
The Shaver Mystery
Armchair fiction presents extra large paperback editions of the best in classic science fiction novels. “The Shaver Mystery, Book Four” by Richard S. Shaver. Welcome back to the world of Richard Sharpe Shaver. In this volume you’ll get to meet an ancient race of god-like Norwegian folks, frozen while eating dinner thousands of years ago, who are unthawed just in time to finish their dinner and unintentionally help the Nazi’s conquer Norway—sort of. There’s also Butch, a disillusioned lifer, stuck in prison, who along with some of his prison buddies figure out a way to escape from prison by dreaming. Yes…dreaming. Shaver will explain. Then there’s Ru-Non, a really beautiful but cruel female alien, whose race has been looting planets for slaves for centuries. She finds a nice pocket of potential slaves to pick from in a monstrously big cavern found more or less underneath Yankee Stadium. Sounds pretty cool, huh? And if all this isn’t enough to sell you on Richard S. Shaver we just don’t know what will… These Shaver Mystery tales are presented in paperback for the first time.
The Dark Goddess by Richard S. Shaver, Science Fiction, Adventure, Fantasy
Deep within her caverns the great mer-woman longed for death to end her loneliness. But then came a voyager from space -- a man -- also lonely. . . .
I Remember Lemuria
I was working in the studio of Artan Gro when I heard a great laugh behind me. If ever there was derision in a laugh, there was derision in this one. I flung down my gaudy brushes and my palette and turned about in a rageto find the master himself, his red cave of a mouth wide open in his black beard. I cooled my temper with an effort; for great indeed is Artan Gro, master artist of Sub Atlan. "I am sorry, Mutan Mion," he gasped, "but I can't control my laughter. No one ever has conceived, much less executed, anything worse than what you have put upon canvas! What do you call it, 'Proteus in a Convulsive Nightmare'?" But Artan Gro could control himself, I was sure. It is one of the things ...
The Shaver Mystery, Book One, Illustrated Edition
Armchair fiction presents extra large paperback editions of the best in classic science fiction novels. "The Shaver Mystery," by Richard S. Shaver, is perhaps the most controversial piece of science fiction ever written. Supposedly a true story, it is widely considered to be the nadir of science fiction literature, the "Plan 9 From Outer Space" of the whole genre. Some people considered Richard Shaver to be a genius, but most others considered him and his editor, Ray Palmer, to be two of the biggest blights to have ever entered the field of professional science fiction writing. Shaver's wild ramblings are a thing to behold. We have never encountered an author who could write such consistentl...
