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Category Archives: Pulp paperback cover art
Pulp Friday: Trashing
“Gentle Ann in the clutches of a stone-freak revolutionary mad mob.” A lot of the books we consider radical or counter cultural pulp fiction where written by people who, in reality, had nothing to with the actual scene but just … Continue reading
Pulp Friday: more adventures behind the bamboo screen
One of the most successful pulp fiction related posts to date on this site was a selection of Asian themed pulp fiction paperback covers I put up in 2011, Behind the bamboo screen: Asian pulp covers of the sixties and … Continue reading
Posted in Crime fiction and film from Cambodia, Fawcett Gold Medal Books, Pulp, Pulp fiction in the 70s and 80s, Pulp fiction set in Asia, Pulp paperback cover art, Vintage pulp paperback covers
Tagged Asian themed pulp fiction, Dan Cushman, Fu Manchu, James Eastwood, James Hadley Chase, Lawrence Block, Sax Rohmer
Pulp Friday: The Deadly Prey
“A sadistic maniac was developing a deadly virus by using children as guinea pigs.” Vigilantes were one of the key themes of the muscular over the top world of seventies pulp fiction. And one of the biggest, meanest and weirdest of … Continue reading
Pulp Friday: The Smashers
“A novel of The Organisation – girls, horses, dope, murder.” Regular readers will be familiar by now with my admiration for the late Donald Westlake. Westlake was the hard boiled writer’s hard-boiled crime writer, having penned numerous books over his career, … Continue reading
Pulp Friday: Sinquake
“Mike Brand’s most sinister adversary – Cyn Boudin, high priestess with a lust for power.” Today’s Pulp Friday offering is a wonderful piece of forgotten Australian pulp, Sinquake by Gene Janes. Sinquake was produced by little known local pulp publisher … Continue reading
