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Welcome to the machine An introduction to the Art of Penguin Science Fiction.
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The rise of Homo superior Early Penguin science fiction, Edward Young's classic cover and Jan Tschichold's refinement of it.
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A sheep in Wolfe's clothing Hans Schmoller and science fiction in the vertical cover format.
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The bride stripped bare The transition from typographical to pictorial covers in 1960–62.
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Revolutions Tony Godwin, Germano Facetti and the Marber grid.
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Memory of the future Modern art and part one of the Penguin Science Fiction series in 1963–66.
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As sure as x is x The ones that got away.
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Back in black Alan Aldridge and part two of the Penguin Science Fiction series in 1966–67.
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Dystopia and other pronouns Science fiction in Penguin Modern Classics.
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Science friction Pop Art and Alan Aldridge's psychedelic covers of 1967.
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Mayday The panic of '68, its impact on science fiction, and the arrival of David Pelham.
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Ruffled feathers Take Time Out in 1968 and Peacock science fiction for teenagers.
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The third Italian renaissance Franco Grignani's science fiction covers of 1969-70.
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In memoriam The Penguin John Wyndham, with cover art by Harry Willock in 1970.
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Déjà vu Sequels, reprints and strange recurrences in the early 1970s.
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A bigger bang David Pelham's minimalist triptych of 1971.
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The cog-eyed droog A Clockwork Orange with classic cover art by David Pelham and Philip Castle in 1972-73.
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Into the computer age David Pelham's other science fiction covers of 1972-73.
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A Ballardian reboot Relaunching J G Ballard in 1974 with cover art by David Pelham.
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Strange fruit A lustrum of change, a medley of guises, as Penguin sf experiments with style in 1974-80.
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Triffidus redivivus John Wyndham's posthumous entry to the Penguin pantheon, with cover art by Peter Lord in 1979-80.
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The best of all possible worlds A new series, a new logo and cover art by Adrian Chesterman in 1979-82.
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The product Selling science fiction in 1983-87.
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Wyndham, with style John Wyndham again, with cover art by Mark Salwowski in the mid to late '80s.
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The cult of pulp  Penguin pays tribute to the golden age of sf with a Classic Science Fiction series in 1987-88.
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Life after death Penguin sf, Buck Rogers and in 1990-94.
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Classic sf from A to Z Science fiction in Penguin Classics from Abbott to Zamyatin.
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Millennium Penguin Twentieth-Century Classics, and Modern Classics for the twenty-first.
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Plan for chaos The "newly discovered companion novel to The Day of the Triffids" and others, with covers by Brian Cronin.
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Penguin Partnerships Bespoke books for corporate clients.
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Not quite nowhere backwards The Art of Penguin Science Fiction in print, prints and postcards.
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The gallery Penguin science fiction covers year by year, from 1935 to the present day.
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Acknowledgments
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Index
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