Your dog gives a new meaning to the "mark of Zorro".

I just finished Oblivion by Ellison. There are stories that made me laugh out loud. A couple teared me up by the end. One or two l thought l knew where they were going, and he pulled a one-eighty on me. Some beautiful work that proved a terrific read. Only a couple clunkers, but even those are well-written.

I am excited for June on the Range. I’m planning on listening to a Zane Grey book, Desert Gold, and reading Streets of Laredo, which is second in the Lonesome Dove series.

Deathbird Stories is the Ellison book you would give to someone to start the trip down the Ellison Wonderland.❤❤❤

I am SO happy to see you hit some ERB again! Since you just reviewed one of his books, (and a re-issue of "Again, Dangerous Visions" is scheduled for later this month. . . ) this seems like a good time to remark upon Harlan.

Z is for Zorro....

Sounds like Zorro is in touch with his wild side when residing at the rustic lodge.

I've begun June on the range with The complete western stories of Elmore Leonard

Harlan Ellison having a story that seems a lot like an old Twilight Zone episode…is highly ironical.

That future Thor issue brings back memories. I recall picking it up after being intrigued by the cover and having an intense feeling of "What's going on... is this going to be Thor from now on?" whilst reading it. Mind you, eight year old me was pretty easily baffled.

I still can't believe you have my parents' stove and the... overhanging fan thingy that I can never remember the name of. ;)

Your dog should star in the Bark of Zorro.

I’m loving me some Zorro, great fun.

I'm trying to find a Western to listen to, since I am inundated with people here and must listen while I do things.

This makes me want to get my Oakdale Affair on.

Love that version of Approaching Oblivion. The TZ episode you’re thinking of is Walking Distance. Great episode. I know the Ellison story and yeah, it’s very similar. Great video as always.

P.S. Zorro looked like he wanted to apologize but he was too comfortable to lift his head.

I'm so glad you loved Zorro! It's been a favorite of mine for years since I stumbled on a used copy. I'll be reading Zorro Rides Again this month, and a couple of Westerns.

I wound up getting three books done for Horror May-hem, Witch House by Evangeline Walton, Some of Your Blood by Theodore Sturgeon, and Ring Shout by P. Djeli Clark. All of them really good. Shall be doing Zorro for the book club/June on the Range.

I'd always wanted to read at least one Zane Grey book. I've been a huge M*A*S*H fan since childhood. One of the characters, Colonel Potter was a big Zane Grey fan. That's the only way I would've even heard of this author! (Until Booktube came along.)