Name: This Crowded Earth & Reign of the Telepuppets
Price: 22.99 EUR
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Author: Robert Bloch
ISBN: 9781612870649

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This Crowded Earth & Reign of the Telepuppets

Type

Physical Book

Author

Robert Bloch

Daniel F. Galouye

Publisher

Armchair Fiction & Music

Language

English

Pages

218

Format

Paperback

Dimensions

20.3 x 13.3 x 1.3 cm

Weight

0.25 kg.

ISBN13

9781612870649

Synopsis "This Crowded Earth & Reign of the Telepuppets"

Armchair Fiction presents extra large editions of classic science fiction double novels. "This Crowded Earth" is the first novel, penned by the author of "Psycho," Robert Bloch. It deals with a future Earth where there are just too damned many people-and all of the problems that go along with it. Bloch spins a fine tale as he takes a prophetic look at a very possible world of the future. The second novel is by sci-fi veteran, Daniel F. Galouye. "Reign of the Telepuppets" is a wonderful tale about a robot colony run wild. To the naked eye they appeared to be nothing but a small group of robotic misfits. But the ruling robot, a surly pile of circuits and mechanisms named Bigboss, was sure that their tiny colony was the center of the universe. In fact, Bigboss was sure there was no other living creature that was superior to him in any way. Yet a constant nagging deep in his robotic memory drums hinted of something different. It was a fleeting memory of the far-off world from which he came. A world where creatures lived that might actually challenge his rule. Little did he know that a spaceship filled with those creatures was hurtling towards him through the void. Living creatures of flesh and blood...

Robert Bloch

(Author)

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Robert Bloch, of Jewish descent, wrote hundreds of short stories and about 20 novels, mostly within the noir, horror, and science fiction genres. At the beginning of his career, he published extensively in so-called pulp magazines like Weird Tales. He also wrote numerous film scripts.

He received the Hugo, Bram Stoker, and World Fantasy Awards. For a time, he was president of the Mystery Writers of America association.[3]

Bloch also produced science fiction fanzines, and even worked for a while in vaudeville.

One of his earliest literary friendships was with his mentor H. P. Lovecraft, with whom he maintained a long correspondence. Bloch wrote a large number of stories belonging to the Cthulhu Mythos. In fact, he invented two books frequently cited in the tales of the Mythos cycle: De Vermis Mysteriis and Cultes des Goules (Cult of the Ghouls). Within Lovecraft's circle, he was known as Bho-Block.

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