First published in Galaxy Science Fiction, December 1953, Theodore Sturgeon’s novelette, Mr. Costello, Hero, was subsequently collected into a handful of SF anthologies and many Sturgeon collections. But none of these reprinted the original Ed Emshwiller art (see below).
More importantly, for purposes of this post at least, it was adapted as the July 30, 1956 episode of X-Minus One which is available as an |MP3| or in this new YouTube video:
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Here is Jayem Wilcox’s illustration for C.L. Moore’s Shambleau as it appeared in Weird Tales, November 1933, its first publication:
Her first professional sale, selling for $100, it is also her most famous story.
The LibriVox version, read by Roberta J, runs just under 78 minutes |MP3|.
C.L. Moore recorded her own reading of Shambleau, available below in two parts, for a Caedmon record (TC 1667) published in 1980:
Frank Kelly Freas’ did the cover art for the Caedmon recording:
And on the back of the LP was an abridged “Footnote To Shambleau” taken from a 1975 essay of the same name:
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