Tag: pulp fiction
Bettie Page, Cover Girl
The anonymous magazine, book and LP appearances of the woman who would later become a pin-up legend.
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Are You One Of The Frightened?
A collection of short, sharp shockers from Boris Karloff.
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A Collection Of Christmas Pulp Fiction
A festive feast of classic crime, sci-fi, western and romance books and magazines celebrating the yuletide season.
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Eric Ericson’s World Of Esoteric Demonology
The occult mysteries of a sleazy pulp paperback – and its elusive author – explored.
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The Golden Age Of Film and TV Tie-In Novels
Paperbacks from the glory days of the film and television tie-in novel.
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Gore – The Outrageous French Splatter Fiction Series
Not for the faint of heart – a sordid collection of outrageous and extreme pulp fiction novel cover art from France.
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Adjust Your Ariels! A New Classic Audiobook Collection
A new collection of classic literature and pulp fiction, now available as audiobooks on a monthly subscription.
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Noirvember: The Edgar Wallace Films Of The 1930s And 1940s
Continuing our crime month with a look at a trio of early British films based on the novels by the master of the genre.
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Noirvember: An Introduction
Setting the scene for our month of Film Noir reviews – and explaining why we are refusing to take a narrow view of just what ‘noir’ is.
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Strung Up! The Golden Age Of Comic Book Bondage Covers
The outrageous kinkiness of classic comic books and their BDSM-inspired creators.
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Printed Poison – Mid-Sixties Moral Panic From The Citizens For Decent Literature
More 1960s anti-smut hysteria from notorious fraudster Charles Keating.
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