Spring Into Adventure: "Courage of a Coward" by James Merriam Moore

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A salute to Spring into Adventure, a BookTube celebration of Adventure Fiction of all kinds.‪@ShawnDStandfast‬
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@ShawnDStandfast 3 месяца назад

As per usual a fantastic video. It is a shame that magazine art has disappeared from our collective consciousness. Thanks for sharing.

@jscottphillips503 3 месяца назад

It's also a shame that so many of those artists are not better known today. Or even worse, went uncredited. Thanks, Shawn!

@Justshill 2 месяца назад

Lou Feck was born Louis Willett. He was my mother's first cousin. The last time my mother saw him was about age five then he disappeared.His parents divorced and I finally found him as Lou Feck. He was adopted by the second husband and moved to Massachusetts from Ohio. Lou's mother was a prolific writer of cards for Hallmark.

@jscottphillips503 2 месяца назад

Really! That’s fascinating. He’s always been a favorite illustrator of mine. Thank you for sharing!

@StevenEverett7 3 месяца назад

I haven't heard of this particular author but the story sound like a fun read. There were so many pulp magazines. Every one of them had something wonderful to read. Besides the SF & F ones I think my favorite was Adventure magazine especially from the 20s thru the 40s. It truly had adventure in every page! ...and the art! Oh my!!! I can certainly agree with everything you say in all your videos Scott.

@jscottphillips503 3 месяца назад

I've got only one issue of Adventure from 1963. Some fairly racy stuff at that time. If there was some great art from the '20s - '40s, I'll have to look into finding some of that earlier stuff. Thanks!

@StevenEverett7 3 месяца назад

@@jscottphillips503 If I recall correctly the art was fairly typical for the time.

@anotherbibliophilereads 3 месяца назад

I have never heard of this author before. I couldn’t find on Amazon either. Great illustration!

@jscottphillips503 3 месяца назад

I'm pretty sure he didn't write any novels, and I don't believe any of his short stories were reprinted anywhere. Also doesn't seem to be a pen name for someone else. Thanks for watching!