Description
The award-winning journal of pulp history enters its third decade with a book-length barn-burner special with all-star contributors. Robert Sampson writes about gangster pulps; Ron Goulart reveals his personal relationship with legendary crime-fiction writer Cornell Woolrich; Don Hutchison on the film adaptation of Woolrich’s Black Alibi; Will Murray on Western scribe Clyde A. Warden; Rick Lai on the intersection between the works of Robert E. Howard and Robert Bloch and much, much more. Gilbert Colon on famous noir writer David Goodis; Old Time Radio researcher Karl Schadow on the 1930-31 radio show adapted from Dell’s Scotland Yard pulp, and historian Will Oliver on the proposed continuation of Conan the Barbarian stories by Leigh Brackett! But that’s not all. There are more articles on the writing trade by pulp fictioneers Edgar Rice Burroughs, Robert Bloch, Frank Gruber, Wyatt Blassingame, and Robert Turner. Blood ‘n’ Thunder editor-publisher Ed Hulse contributes lengthy articles on Britain’s classic story paper "The Thriller" and the early silent-era cliffhanger serials starring Francis Ford and Grace Cunard. 332 pages of fascinating pulp fiction history!
Product Details
Cover: Paperback
Page Count: 334
Dimensions: 7.0 (w) x 10.0 (h) x 0.0 (d)





