I’m back after my hiatus with the next batch of retro Penguin paperbacks. This batch strikes me as a particularly good one, but maybe I’m just feeling the effects of their prolonged absence. In any event, please enjoy the latest selection, scanned at 300dpi. All other entries in this series can be found here. Have an amazing weekend and drink some gravy for me.

Conjure Wife (design by Franco Grignani)

Deathworld by Harry Harrison (cover shows detail from Pavel Tchelitchev’s ‘Citron’)

Human Guinea Pigs: Experimentation on Man by M. H. Pappworth (design by Susan Phelps)

Parkinson’s Law: or The Pursuit of Progress by C. Northcote Parkinson (design by Osbert Lancaster and Leif Frimann Anisdahl)

Psychical Research Today by D. J. West (design by John Sewell)

The Absence of a Cello (design uncredited)

The Merry Hippo by Elspeth Huxley (design by John Sewell)

The Origins and Growth of Biology Edited by Arthur Rook (design by Germano Facetti)

The Psychology of Communication: 7 Essays by George A. Miller (design by Ian McLaren)

The Wort Papers by peter Mathers (design by Jack Larkin)
- Matthew Revert
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