Gallery (beta, as they say)

Cover of The Technicolor Time Machine, Harry Harrison
New English Library Edition, 1970

The Painting is by the Great Bruce Pennington (See his Website), taking a break from his more serious work to produce this wonderfully fun, witty, energetic piece which portrays fictional actress Slithey Tove. Now is that pronounced Sly-thee or Sli-thee? Only Harry Harrison can possibly tell us.

It hangs on my wall and gives me a disturbing level of glee.

A drawing by Miss Antonia Caffrey. We have used it as a cover for God Drives a Flying Saucer.

She is the sister of my assistant. But there was no favouritism involved. I don't like him that much...but I know what I do like.