A well-worn Paperback by pakled

Poser • Science Fiction • posted on Jul 25, 2005

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Ah, for some of us, the idea of a good time is a good chair, a good light, and a good book..or even a bad one..;) As someone who has way too many paperbacks (over 2,000), I've likely 'wasted' much of my life on other times and other worlds..but then I remember a short story (I think) by Checkov, about reading, and having nothing else to do (was made into a Twilight Zone..so here's a l'il salute to all those delicious moments in between the pages..
Vickie 2/3rds, Swat team boots and pants, J Trout's fishing vest, spaceship and platform by me in Blingder..enjoy..;)

Comments (4)

VegeBrain

8:45PM | Mon, 25 July 2005

I really like the gold processing plant in the background; I'd like to see what it looks like just by itself. One nitpick: if it's abandoned, wouldn't the lights be turned off? Or is that part of the mystery?

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jocko500

8:59PM | Mon, 25 July 2005

real cool words and image ;salute

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Dann-O

9:02PM | Mon, 25 July 2005

I love sci fi short stories even better than books. Just don't do a render based on the short story "In the Barn" by Piers Anthony. I think the processign plant is just inhabitied by peopel who were too hung over to take the last flight out. Great work on the book cover.

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tallpindo

7:01AM | Tue, 26 July 2005

They don't call them perfect bindings for nothing. I remember my first paper backs about hot rods and high schoolers and a few Erskine Caldwell. Sci Fi was for comics and earlier. So she has her work cutout for her to realign the respect.