From Twitter 09-02-2010

• BBC News - Charles Darwin's terraforming experiment on Ascension isle http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-11137903 {Cool!]
  
• RT @dougsmithwriter: New issue of new Canadian SF e-mag "Kasma" now available: http://tinyurl.com/mfjpa8
  
• RT @dougsmithwriter: Apple: 35 Million E-books downloaded *<The future!*> http://bit.ly/ddLhDT
  
• RT @SarniaObserver: Cdn. Chris Hadfield to command International Space Station: http://bit.ly/d6m31q He grew up in #Sarnia ! #NASA
  
• RT @scalzi: Jetse de Vries is at the Hilton bar, so it is now officially the party bar.
  
• The SF book covers of my youth in the 60s & 70s. Ah memories back then the covers themselves warped your mind! http://t.co/s0t7xA3 via @io9
  
• Pictures of the Terraformed Ascension Island, a work in progress: http://www.les-smith.com/Ascension-Island/visit-2006-7-dec-27.htm
  
• Roger Ebert on Glen Beck and the subtle liying of the American Right http://bit.ly/aqbgM4 via @AddToAny
  

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The SF book covers of my youth in the 60s & 70s.

Ah memories! Back then the covers themselves warped your mind!

http://t.co/s0t7xA3 via @io9



You have

Kenneth Bulmer
Philip K. Dick
Walter M. Miller
Keith Laumer before the accident
Murray Leinster
L. Sprague de Camp
Clifford Simak
Poul Anderson

To name the ones I have read.

The 60's and the 70's were the heyday of the science fiction paperback original.