Frank M. Robinson Books

Since the beginning of his existence, man has used imagination to create magical worlds that would transport him beyond the borders of reality. Art of Imagination is a trilogy consisting of the award winning Illustrated History series: Science Fiction of the 20th Century (Year 2000 Hugo Award Winner), Horror of the 20th Century (Bram Stoker Award nominee), and Fantasy of the 20th Century creating the ultimate collection. It was in the twentieth century that book, magazine, and poster artists reached new pinnacles of creativity in depicting the unknown. This collection of works by artists and designers of movie posters, books, and magazines provides a hearty feast for the eyes of the enchanted reader. These artisans and their works are the subject of this new must-have book for not only collectors of memorabilia, but for every person who has longed to step into his or her imaginary world, be it one of fantasy, flight, or fear -- if only for a moment.

The starship Astron has spent two millennia searching for alien life, but has found none. As the ship deteriorates, its crew faces the daunting prospect of embarking on a final journey across the Dark, a treacherous path through empty space that will take a hundred generations. This exploration promises to test their endurance and resolve as they venture into the unknown, with the hope of discovering what lies beyond the void.

The narrative explores the unconventional dynamics between pioneers and scholars, highlighting the tension that arises when those who traditionally venture into the unknown choose to remain in place, while academics take on the role of explorers. This shift in roles leads to a new form of resentment among the pioneers, who grapple with their past hardships and the changing landscape of exploration and discovery. The story delves into themes of identity, belonging, and the evolving nature of adventure.

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Highlighting its significance in human history, this republished work aims to preserve a vital narrative that is currently unavailable in print. Efforts have been made to ensure clarity and readability, as the text has been reformatted, retyped, and designed for modern audiences. This edition serves to keep the story alive for both present and future generations, ensuring it remains a part of our collective memory.

The book is recognized as a significant historical work, valued for its contributions to human understanding. Efforts have been made to preserve its legacy by republishing it in a modern format, ensuring that it remains accessible to both current and future readers.

The memoir reveals the life of Frank M. Robinson, an author, screenwriter, and activist, as he navigates his identity and experiences in the LGBTQ+ community. Through personal anecdotes, Robinson explores themes of sexuality, activism, and the challenges faced throughout his life, offering a candid look at both his triumphs and struggles. His narrative emphasizes the importance of authenticity and resilience, making it a poignant reflection on the complexities of being a gay man in society.