
by John Lehti
This western cover is from 1946.

by John Lehti
This western cover is from 1946.
It’s time for a baseball update!
The last time I wrote about the current season on this site, I was feeling mighty cocky because the Rangers were in first place and all the other teams in the AL West were struggling. I was excited and, no matter how many times I said that I knew anything could happen, I really was envisioning that World Series victory in my head.
Now, much later into the season, the Rangers have fallen to third. We are just a few games behind The Mariners and the Astros and anything could happen but it’s still not where I want us to be right now. I’m not even trying to think about the fact that, if they hit a hot streak, the Angels could even catch up to us.
I’m trying to stay positive, though! Here’s every Rangers homerun from August!
Future Science Fiction was a magazine that started in 1939 and was initially published until 1943. The World War II paper shortage brought the magazine to a temporary end but, in 1950, the magazine was relaunched and ran for another ten years. Future featured stories about aliens, different worlds, and future wars. Writers such as Arthur C. Clarke, Isaac Asimov, Poul Anderson, and Philip K. Dick appeared in the magazine. Today, though, the magazine is best remembered for covers that brought a distinct pulp sensibility to the science fiction genre.
Here are just a few of the covers of Future Science Fiction.

by Robert Gibson Jones
Happy Labor Day!
The ultimate Labor Day scene comes from one of my favorite movies, Office Space. If you’ve ever worked in an office, you can relate to this scene. Be sure to sing along!
Happy (early) Labor Day!

by Raymond Johnson
This cover is from 1962.

by Carl Wilton
Just sit back and relax.