Chris Foss — Author (2)

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Farewell, Fantastic Venus!: A History of the Planet Venus in Fact and Fiction
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Brian W. Aldiss / Harry Harrison … publishing house: Macdonald & Company 1968 - 10
A Revelation of the Planet Venus in Fact and Fiction by Arthur C. Clarke - C.S. Lewis - Olaf Stapledon - Poul Anderson and many others. The swirling clouds of mystery that cloak the planet Venus have exercised an unrivaled fascination for the most powerful imaginations of our day. Now at last their most dazzling flights have been gathered together. Contents: I. CLOUDED JUDGEMENTS Destinies of the Stars by Svante Arrhenius Last and First Men by Olaf Stapledon Pirates of Venus by Edgar Rice Burroughs Perelandra by C.S. Lewis II. "VENUS IS HELL!" Exploring the Planets by V.A. Firsoff The Big Rain by Poul Anderson Intelligent Life in the Universe by Carl Sagan III. BIG SISTER Escape to Venus by S. Makepeace Lott Sister Planet by Poul Anderson Before Eden by Arthur C. Clarke IV. THE OPEN QUESTION Some Mysteries of venus resolved by Sir Bernard Lovell Dream of Distance by Anonymous Venus Mystery for Scientists by John Davy

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Hardware: The Definitive SF Works of Chris Foss
Douban
Chris Foss publishing house: Titan Books 2011 - 7
With his spectacular spaceships, intricate machines and futuristic cities, Chris Foss revolutionized the science fiction book covers of the 1970s and 1980s. Over the years he has worked on the original black and white edition of The Joy of Sex, produced covers for Isaac Asimov's Foundation Trilogy, Arthur C. Clarke's Earthlight, and Philip K. Dick's We Can Build You and The Bicentennial Man. Foss worked with H.R Geiger on concepts for the unrealized Dune movie, and on the original Alien and Superman movies! Hardware is the freated for many science fiction classics, including the Foundation Trilogy, E.E 'Doc Smith's Lensman series, and works by A.E Van Vogt and Philip K. Dick and includes forewords by acclaimed comics and conceptual artist Moebius and avant-garde filmmaker/playwright/composer/writer Alejandro Jodorowsky. This title has been designed by Rian Hughes - a graphic designer and artist particularly noted for his work on 2000AD titles in the 1990s - including Robo Hunter and Dan Dare - and his inventive logo and font designs.