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Just to confirm that there will be no further SFE posts on X (they will continue at the other site).

Some more artwork for A Merritt stories and novels (Virgil Finlay, C Barker Petrie Jr, Rodney Matthews and Douglas Rosa). 1st for "Through the Dragon Glass":

A Merritt sf-encyclopedia.com/entry/merritt_a was born on this day, so here's some magazine art for his stories (Artist: Frederic Small, Frank R Pail, Virgil Finlay and Virgil Finlay). 3rd for "Metal Monster":

The recently passed David Lynch sf-encyclopedia.com/entry/lynch_da… was born on this day, so here's some posters for his films:

Some more Nancy Kress covers ([couldn't identify], Gromovataya, Bob Eggleton and Stephan Martiniere):

Nancy Kress sf-encyclopedia.com/entry/kress_na… was born on this day, so here are some of her book and magazine covers (artist: Stephan Martiniere, Donato Giancola, Tim White and Frederic Marvin). The 3rd is White's cover art for the UK edition of "An Alien Light":

This week's new SFE entries can be found here sf-encyclopedia.com/whatsnew.php: Mariano Antolín Rato; the 1963 Polish film 'Wielka, większa i największa'; the 1959 Russian film 'Ya byl sputnikom solntsa'; the 2024 anime series 'Dandadan' and the 1953/54 US comic 'Ghostly Weird Stories':

Louis Charbonneau sf-encyclopedia.com/entry/charbonn… and Robert Murray Graydon sf-encyclopedia.com/entry/graydon_… were born on this day, so here are some of their covers (artist: Joseph Mugnaini, Karel Thole, [uncredited] and [[uncredited]):

Kij Johnson sf-encyclopedia.com/entry/johnson_… was born and Pierre-Alexis Ponson du Terrail sf-encyclopedia.com/entry/ponson_d… died on this day, so here's some related artwork (Artist: Victo Ngai, Ryohei Hase, [indecipherable signature at bottom of dress] and [a signature that looks like 'Arvo Gill'):

Editor and author Oscar J. Friend sf-encyclopedia.com/entry/friend_o… died on this day, so here's some interior magazine art for his stories (Artist: Paul Orban, [uncredited], [uncredited] and Wilbur Thomas). "Jerome" and "Ford" were pseudonyms:

Some interior artwork for Edgar Allan Poe stories (1&2 might be R Swain Gifford, who is credited with another illustration in the book, 3 [couldn't identify] 4 Carlo Farneti). 1-3 19th century [1&2 1884 I think], 4 from 1927. 2 for "The Devil in the Belfry" 3 for "Ligeia":

Edgar Allan Poe sf-encyclopedia.com/entry/poe_edga… was born on this day, so here's some related artwork (artist: [couldn't identify], Jean Hamman, Manoo Prieto[?] and Mario Labocetta) 2nd from 1925, 3rd 1953, 4th 1956:

Allen Steele sf-encyclopedia.com/entry/steele_a… was born on this day, so here are some of his Asimov's cover appearances (Artist: Gary Freeman, Todd Lockwood, Ron Miller and Jeroen Advocaat):

S Henri Berthoud sf-encyclopedia.com/entry/berthoud… was born o this day, so here are some of the illustrations to his "Le Féeries de la science" ["The Extravagances of Science"] from 1866, by Yan Dargent:

Edward Bulwer-Lytton sf-encyclopedia.com/entry/lytton_e… died on this day (18th), so here are some of his book covers (Artist: 3rd by 杉浦康平/鈴木一誌, 4th by RL; couldn't identify the others):

Artist Eddie Jones sf-encyclopedia.com/entry/jones_ed… was born on this day, so here's some of his book covers:

Artist Virgil Finlay sf-encyclopedia.com/entry/finlay_v… died on this day; apart from SF/Fantasy magazines he also worked for the American Weekly (from 1938): here's some examples of his work there (can't identify the stories, though the 4th looks like Cinderella ... save for the revolver):

Clare Winger Harris sf-encyclopedia.com/entry/harris_c… was born this day, so here's some interior magazine art for her stories (1929-1930) and a 1947 book cover (Artist: [uncredited], HW Wesso, KAW and JM). 1 for 'The Diabolical Drug'; 2 'A Baby on Neptune' (written with Miles J Breuer):

Editor and author Jacques Sadoul sf-encyclopedia.com/entry/sadoul_j… died on this day, so here are some covers to the anthology series he edited, "Univers" (Artist: Philippe Caza, Philippe Druillet, Moebius and Tibor Csernus):

Director, scriptwriter, producer and animator Genndy Tartakovsky sf-encyclopedia.com/entry/tartakov… was born on this day (17th). As well as directing Hotel Transylvania, he created Dexter's Laboratory, Samurai Jack, Primal and Unicorn: Warriors Eternal: