Donald A Wollheim - Daw Books - Numbers 101 to 200 - More Classic Yellow Spine Action!

Donald A Wollheim - Daw Books - Numbers 101 to 200 - More Classic Yellow Spine Action!
In this video we take a look at the vintage DAW paperbacks numbers 101 to 200. Although I've not got them all, there's not too many I'm missing.
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[@sylvanyoung]

Always a pleasure diving into the Daw. I wonder how many of those books and author have gone into the bin of obscurity . Replace with....?? . Anyhow thank you for keeping the the collection " alive " . Bye

[@JulesBurt]

Thanks Sylvan! A few of these authors are certainly obscure or less well know than 50 years ago but they all have their fans. Hope you're well👍

[@duncanskinner5008]

Excellent!!

[@JulesBurt]

Thanks!👍

[@fefelofolly6019]

Your videos are a delight ; specially for all the fans of vintage paperbacks of the last 50 years; keep Collecting!!😃

[@JulesBurt]

Thanks Rafael, really pleased you're enjoying them👍🙂

[@sciencefictionreads]

Great stuff, a few here I've never seen before. I could look through Daw books all day!

[@JulesBurt]

Thanks my friend, me too. I need like a month off work to really dig into these🙂

[@brainsqueegee2]

You're amazing. I'm subscribing. You've inspired me to collect in a more organized way.

[@JulesBurt]

Excellent stuff! Do you have any Daw's yourself?

[@user-kz9ot4zv5e]

I do some collecting of Fawcett Crest & Gold Medal comic paperbacks, though primarily I buy hardcover collections of comics. When searching for those, I also keep an eye out for vintage SF to alert my brother. Thanks for another enjoyable video.

[@JulesBurt]

My pleasure. I have a handful of Gold Medals, quite tough to find in the UK.

[@outlawbookselleroriginal]

...oh and Alan Burt Akers is Kenneth Bulmer. Met him at a con once, many years ago...

[@JulesBurt]

Thanks, I vaguely remember you mentioning that it was Kenneth Bulmer.

[@mikesackmary]

I got to meet DAW (Donald A Wolheim) himself once. Very nice fellow.

[@JulesBurt]

That's awesome, I would have loved to have met him. Was it at a SF convention?

[@mikesackmary]

@@JulesBurt Yes, I think it was the World SF Convention in 1986 or 1987. I met and only as we talked did I realize that he was the DAW in DAW books. I'm kinda slow sometimes. LOL We were introduced by Kelly Freas

[@JulesBurt]

That's fantastic, a great honour to meet him👍🙂

[@outlawbookselleroriginal]

Another great fun video - I've read about 10 of those, although I tend to regard most of DAW's output as routine, there are some real classics there and it's a shame there is no publisher like that today, providing a regular market for short, sharp novels that allowed writers to keep working. Sadly, those days are now long behind us. That Lumley is a cracker (one of the best Mythos stories not by HPL) and a great book and the Coney ('The Jaws That Bite, The Calws That Catch') is uncommon with that title (UK is 'The Girl With A Symphony in Her Fingers', Elmfield Press).

[@JulesBurt]

Thanks Steve, more great info from the master! I'd love to get the Lumley signed, he's just up the road in Torquay👍

[@outlawbookselleroriginal]

@@JulesBurt -That would be cool! Necroscope used to be huge as you obviously remember- I think he began his writing career while on checkpoint duty in a German forest, writing on slow night shifts...ideal setting for a Horrormeister!

[@JulesBurt]

Awesome, yes I remember Necroscope being massive and I really enjoyed that original series of five books. The three book sequel wasn't bad either as I recall.

[@outlawbookselleroriginal]

@@JulesBurt - If you've not read 'The Burrowers Beneath', take it on holiday! The other Titus Crow books aren't a patch on it, but if you fancy some Mythos it's a good 'un. If you ever see 'Tales of the Cthulhu Mythos' edited by Derleth that's a crakcing anthology of Lovecraft tales by other hands, including Colin Wilson's awesome "Return of the Lloigor", set in Wales, really excellent story.

[@JulesBurt]

Thanks for the recommendation Steve👍

[@rolpaw4371]

The number 167 is a French author : Charlemagne Ischir Defontenay. First publication in France in 1854, librairie Ledoyen edition. 🙂 ... (Roland from France). 17:22

[@JulesBurt]

Thanks Roland👍🙂

[@jorgegonzalez-larramendi5491]

André Norton ! ACE would get her Jeff Jones covers beautiful The Zero Stone..

[@JulesBurt]

Indeed, great artist.👍

[@keraptisblackrazor2658]

Ant?

[@JulesBurt]

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