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Category Archives: Scripts Publications
Pulp Friday: The Third Street
“The street where no questions were asked. The Street where few men were ever seen.” Today’s Pulp Friday offering is a piece of vintage lesbian pulp fiction, Joan Ellis’s The Third Street. The version above is a 1974 reprint by … Continue reading
Pulp Friday: witches, warlocks and drums of the dark gods
“A Horrifying excursion into a world ruled by the prince of darkness” We don’t do Halloween in Australia, but it’s as good an opportunity as any to post some of the terrific occult pulp paperbacks covers I’ve collected over the … Continue reading
Posted in Horwitz Publications, Monarch Books, New English Library, Pan Books, Pulp fiction in the 70s and 80s, Pulp Friday, Pulp paperback cover art, Scripts Publications, Vintage pulp paperback covers
Tagged Dennis Wheatley, Monarch Books, Occult Pulp, Omen (1976). The Exorcist (1973), Race with the Devil (1975), Rosemary's Baby (1968), The Witches (1966), Voodoo, Witch craft pulp
Pulp Friday: interview with Iain Mcintyre, author, Sticking it to the Man!
Today’s Pulp Friday is a fascinating interview with Melbourne-based social historian Iain McIntyre, author of a new book, Sticking it to the Man! Pop, Protest and Black Fiction of the Counterculture, 1964-75. Sticking it to the Man! is a roller coaster … Continue reading
Posted in Australian pulp fiction, Chester Himes, Gold Star Publications, New English Library, Ozsploitation, Pulp, Pulp Friday, Pulp paperback cover art, Robert Stone, Scripts Publications, Vintage pulp paperback covers
Tagged 1964-75, Blaxsploitation pulp, Carl Ruhen, Chester Himes, Counter cultural pulp fiction, Dave Wallis, Dog Soldiers, Dykes on Bikes, Gil Scot-Heron, Give Me Money, Gold Star Publications, Harlan Ellison, Horwitz Publications, Iain McIntyre, Joe Haldeman, John Brunner, John Love, Michael Moorcock, Only Lovers Left Alive, Operation Hang ten, Patrick Morgan, Protest and Black Fiction of the Counterculture, Robert Stone, Scripts Publications, Sex A-Go-Go, Sticking it to the Man: Pop, The Crucifiers, The Final Programme, The Forever War, Ursula K Le Guin, William Bloom
Pulp Friday: biker pulp
“Lusting females with sadism and sex on their mind.” Bikers were one of the major themes of pulp fiction in the late sixties and seventies. Society’s fascination with bikers obviously dates back much further than this, but by the late … Continue reading
Posted in Australian crime fiction, Australian pulp fiction, Fawcett Gold Medal Books, Horwitz Publications, New English Library, Pulp, Pulp fiction in the 70s and 80s, Pulp Friday, Pulp paperback cover art, Scripts Publications, Vintage pulp paperback covers
Tagged Alex R Stuart, Angels on My Mind, Bikie Birds, Bikie Rumble, Birds of Destruction, Blood Circus, Easy Rider (1969), Fawcett Gold Medal Books, Hells Angels, Hip Pocket Sleaze, Horwitz Publications, Hunter S Thompson, Jon Harrison, Mad Max (1979), Mick Norman, New English Library, Scripts Publications, Stone (1974), Stuart Hall, The Devil's Rider, Thomas K.Fitzpatrick, Vengeance is a Woman, Wheelie, Wheels of Death
Australia’s other lost literary heritage
There’s been a bit of discussion in literary circles recently about whether enough is being done to maintain the public’s interest in the classics of Australian literature. To my surprise it’s a debate I’ve only been able to drum up … Continue reading
Posted in Australian crime fiction, Australian pulp fiction, Carter Brown, Horwitz Publications, Peter Corris, Scripts Publications, Toni Johnson Woods, Vintage pulp paperback covers
Tagged Alan G Yates, Australian literature, Carter Brown, Gordon Clive Bleeck, Hip Pocket Sleave, John Harrison, Michael Heyward, Moneky Grip, Scripts Publications, Stag, Summer of the Seventeenth Doll, Text, The Wheeler Centre, Toni Johnson-Woods
