Smith Edward Elmer
Hans Waldemar Wessolowski (Graudenz, Germany August 19, 1893 - New York City 1947) was an artist best known for his many cover illustrations for early pulp magazines like Amazing Stories, Astounding Stories, and Clues. His nickname in pulp world was "Wesso" and it is this name that is most commonly cited wherever his art is given credit. According to Gail Thompson, the great niece of Wesso's wife, Minnie Ross Wessolowski, Hans Wesso came to America in June 1914 in New Orleans, where he jumped ship and swam to shore. The following is a partial list of his published artwork, according to William Contento's website 'The FictionMags Index' and the French website 'Noosfere':
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Subspace Survivors
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The Vortex Blaster
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Triplanetary
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War of the worlds, space adventures, visiting far, unknown civilizations, telepathy – all these will captivate a wide readership of fiction lovers. A novel by an early science fiction author E. E. Smith, best known as the creator of Lensman and Skylark series. It is the first Smith’s work as well as the first one of seven Lensman novels. A classic of the space opera, written by a master of the genre.
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Subspace Survivors
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1.5/5
Subspace Survivors. please visit www.valdebooks.com for a full list of titles
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The Vortex Blaster
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Two science fiction stories.
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Triplanetary
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3.5/5
War of the worlds, space adventures, visiting far, unknown civilizations, telepathy – all these will captivate a wide readership of fiction lovers. A novel by an early science fiction author E. E. Smith, best known as the creator of Lensman and Skylark series. It is the first Smith’s work as well as the first one of seven Lensman novels. A classic of the space opera, written by a master of the genre.
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Spacehounds of IPC
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In contrast to the Skylark and the Lensman series by Edward E. Smith, a visionary, foremost science fiction author, “Spacehounds of IPC” is a "stand alone" book. It narrates of a huge spaceship on a routine flight to Mars being partially destroyed by aliens, who try to convey it to Jupiter. In view of the date of writing, 1931 to be exact, the story appears to be a striking fantastic adventure. Amazing technology, the unknown life forms, suspense and heroism – the book possesses all these in abundance.
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Skylark Three
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One of the Skylark series of an early science fiction author Edward Elmer Smith this book brings to mind modern quark and sub-quark theories of elementary particle physics. It’s a story about interstellar travels of genius inventor adventurer Dr. Richard Seaton. The plot teems with dangers, threatening to the galaxy and everyone who tries to resist severe Fenachrones.
Fantastic worlds, alien planets, wonders of technology will captivate the reader’s imagination with its brightness; in spite of the fact the novel saw the light of the day in 1930.
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Fantastic worlds, alien planets, wonders of technology will captivate the reader’s imagination with its brightness; in spite of the fact the novel saw the light of the day in 1930.
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The Galaxy Primes
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“The Galaxy Primes” by Edward Elmer Smith, the pioneer of modern science fiction genre, deals with people with advanced mental abilities, space battles, fighting invading aliens and mind blasting. The author makes an attempt to describe civilization where the vast majority of the population is psionic. A classic space opera from the master of genre.
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