Richard Geis was a major figure in science fiction fandom and criticism. He published several of the most influencial fanzines or semi-prozines in the 1960s and 1970s that published articles by and about such writers as Phillip K. Dick, Ursula LeGuin, etc. He published some non-porn novels but much of his work was porn. It was a widely accepted practice by both science fiction and mystery writers.
Welcome to the Indie Crime Blog. As the name implies, this blog is dedicated to reviews of crime fiction published by independent presses. There are many books published every year that seem to be ignored for a variety of reasons. The books sections of newspapers are getting smaller. Bookstores give more shelf space to more established authors. I could go on, but you get it.My intent is to review books both old and new in the hopes that some deserving writers and worthy publishers will gain some exposure. I can be emailed at IndieCrime-at-gmail-dot-com
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Where to even start with this one?
Priceless?
Where do you get these?
Programmed?
Even this guy's back looks erect!
Richard Geis was a major figure in science fiction fandom and criticism. He published several of the most influencial fanzines or semi-prozines in the 1960s and 1970s that published articles by and about such writers as Phillip K. Dick, Ursula LeGuin, etc. He published some non-porn novels but much of his work was porn. It was a widely accepted practice by both science fiction and mystery writers.
Richard Moore
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