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LEE, an anthology of fiction inspired by Lee Marvin

Posted on February 11, 2013 by Andrew Nette| 3 Comments

I am a HUGE Lee Marvin fan. Survivor of the carnage of World War Two, drinker, larger than life character, enduring icon of masculine cinema, the star of some of  my favourite films, including The Big Heat, The Killers, Point Blank, … Continue reading →

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Posted in Adrian McKinty, Crime Factory, Crime Factory Publications, Lee Marvin, Roger Smith

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Pulp Friday: mercenary pulp

Posted on June 1, 2012 by Andrew Nette| 1 Comment

This week’s Pulp Friday is a selection of covers from the seething, sweaty, bloody, intrigue laden world of mercenary pulp. I picked them celebrate the fact that I have a story in issue 2 of Blood and Tacos, which launches … Continue reading →

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Posted in Australian pulp fiction, Belmont Tower Books, Crime fiction and film from Africa, Horwitz Publications, Pulp, Pulp fiction in the 70s and 80s, Pulp fiction set in Asia, Pulp Friday, Pulp paperback cover art, Vintage pulp paperback covers

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Pulp Friday: pulp from the seventies and eighties

Posted on April 27, 2012 by Andrew Nette| 2 Comments

“When he has to, Shannon can be as vicious as the worst Mafia thug who ever used a blow torch on a stoolie.” We usually associate pulp fiction with the classic hard-boiled covers of the fifties and sixties. But pulp … Continue reading →

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Posted in Crime fiction, Fawcett Gold Medal Books, Pulp, Pulp fiction in the 70s and 80s, Pulp Friday, Pulp paperback cover art, Vintage pulp paperback covers

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