@James Nostack You know, James, there is a sort of Galactus-in-the-making-hoping-to-be vibe going, now that you mention it. A shame the mere picture deprives us of the smooth stylings of Bachman-Turner Overdrive . . .
That would be a funny book, and who knows, maybe it was on a TOR slush pile. Our friend who used to commission and edit him later often wanted to pull his hair out in frustration, even after pairing him with a previously published writer.
@DrLeoStrauss
lulz
Tweety: “Now we’re starting to hear from the intellectuals like Peggy Noonan . . . “
The crazy kids at NRO slam the Age of Newt.
http://www.nationalreview.com/articles/285787/winnowing-field-editors
Must not want to go to Mars.
@Comment
re the Skorzeny manse, trying to see the ‘ratline’ from there to the Continent down to Rome . . .
All points taken, James. Hadn’t realized it until you mentioned it, but now just see Asimov hair.
Oddly – this house was once owned by Otto Skorzeny, but they don’t really advertise that fact:
http://martinstownhouse.com/about-the-house/
@DrLeoStrauss
A reference to Galactus invests the Newt with far too much gravitas. (Though I agree that he’s just scamming for his next meal.)
How well do you know the Fourth World saga? Newt Gingrich has the moral decency of Glorious Godfrey and the intellectual heft of Funky Flashman.
I can’t get over that hair. He’s like a little Isaac Asimov!
@James Nostack You know, James, there is a sort of Galactus-in-the-making-hoping-to-be vibe going, now that you mention it. A shame the mere picture deprives us of the smooth stylings of Bachman-Turner Overdrive . . .
That would be a funny book, and who knows, maybe it was on a TOR slush pile. Our friend who used to commission and edit him later often wanted to pull his hair out in frustration, even after pairing him with a previously published writer.
what is the name of that sci-fi book? it sounds fascinating, like steam-punk gone nuclear.
I must admit, he’s looking pretty boss.
Newt Gingrich’s fashion choices predicted 2011 Williamsburg, Brooklyn?? He truly is a visionary, or at least a Jack Kirby villain.