Search Results: Pulps from Attic Books

Winnipeg: UPD Book Export, 1964. Softcover. Near fine. Beacon Signal Sixty. B742X. 155, [5] p. 18 cm. Paperback. Small marks to text block edges.

Normal, IL: Black Dog Books, 2010. Softcover. Fine. 351 p. 23 cm. Softcover. Stories from Adventure magazine by Damon Runyon, Frank L. Packard, H. Bedford-Jones, and numerous other pulp authors.

Chicago: Novel Books, 1961. First Printing. Paperback. Very good. 160 p. 18 cm. Paperback with light edge wear. The hero conquers not only the girls but the unions too.

New York: Scholastic Book Services, April 1973. 5th printing. Softcover. Near fine. T509. 220 p. 16 cm. Paperback. Light soiling.

Morris Plains, NJ: Ed Hulse, 2010. Number 25 Winter 2010 (Last page states made in Lexington, KY on 20 June 2012). Softcover. Fine. 99, [3] p. 26 cm. B&w illustrations. Includes: Monte Herridge on the May 20, 1933 issue of Detective Fiction Weekly; how McCulley's Curse of Capistrano became Fairbanks' Mark of Zorro; Joseph T. Shaw on pulp storytelling; Martin Grams & Terry Salomonson on the Green Hornet (Part One); William Maynard revived Sax Rohmer's Fu Manchu; horror and weirdness in the detective pulps; etc.

Morris Plains, NJ: Ed Hulse, 2009. Number 24, Summer 2009 (Last page states made in Lexington, KY on 12 April 2012). Softcover. Fine. 100, [2] p. 26 cm. B&w illustrations. Includes: 1934 Writer's Digest article on selling to Ten Detective Aces; looking back at Tarzan the Mighty (1928); an Arthur J. Burks shocker from Mystery Tales (December 1939); Jean Marc Lofficier's overview of pulp like French crime fiction; etc.

Morris Plains, NJ: Ed Hulse, 2010. Number 26, Spring 2010. (Last page states made in Lexington, KY on 12 April 2012). Softcover. Fine. 107, [1] p. 26 cm. B&w illustrations. Includes: G. T. Fleming-Roberts on plotting pulp mysteries; part two of the Green Hornet's formative years as a radio hero; celebrating the 75th anniversary of Hopalong Cassidy's first appearance on film; Ed Hulse on sex and sadism in Martin Goodman's "Red Circle" horror pulps.

Morris Plains, NJ: Ed Hulse, 2009. Number 22/23 Spring 2009 (Last page states made in Lexington, KY on 16 June 2012). Softcover. Fine. 103, [3] p. 26 cm. B&w illustrations. Includes: major pulp magazine editors outline their story requirements (1921); great gangster pulps; Ed Hulse on Return of Wild Bill (1940); etc.

Morris Plains, NJ: Ed Hulse, 2016. Number 46/47, Winter/Spring 2016 (Last page states made in Middletown, ME, 23 May 2017). Softcover. Fine. 230 p. 26 cm. B&w illustrations. Includes: a 1932 Writer's Digest article examines the Western pulp market; review of two 1932 issues of Weird Tales; lost episodes from The Mysterious Traveler; Robert E. Howard and the Clayton Magazines; 80th anniversary of Flash Gordon; etc.

Morris Plains, NJ: Ed Hulse, 2012. Number 33, Spring 2012. (Last page states made in Lexington, KY on 16 June 2012). Softcover. Fine. 106, [4] p. 26 cm. B&w illustrations. Includes: Morgan Holmes on the late Glenn Lord; Frank Gruber on the value of invention in mystery novels; etc.

Morris Plains, NJ: Ed Hulse, 2011. Number 30, Summer 2011. (Last page states made in Lexington, KY on 1 May 2012). Softcover. Fine. 114, [2] p. 26 cm. B&w illustrations. Includes: Erle Stanley Gardner's scathing 1939 appraisal of the pulp-fiction market; Daniel J. Neyer on Drums of Fu Manchu; Part Two of Martin Grams Jr.'s survey of The Shadow's early years on radio; etc.

Morris Plains, NJ: Ed Hulse, 2010. Number 27, Summer 2010. (Last page states made in Lexington, KY on 12 April 2012). Softcover. Fine. 105, [3] p. 26 cm. B&w illustrations. Tribute to the pulp magazine "Adventure" first published 1910. Article by Arthur S. Hoffman on pulp plotting and structure. Spotlight on "Lady Fulvia" stories by Farnham Bishop and Arthur Gilchrist Brodeur.

Morris Plains, NJ: Ed Hulse, 2011. Number 28, Winter 2011 (Last page states made in Lexington, KY on 12 April 2012). Softcover. Fine. 99, [3] p. 26 cm. B&w illustrations. Includes: review of Walter B. Gibson's ill-fated Fantastic Science Fiction; Ed Hulse on Patria, the 1917 serieal that sparked an international incident; pulp writers who "borrowed" occasionally; the making of Gunga Din in 1939; building the pulp story by Robert O. Erisman; etc.

Toronto: Harlequin Books, 1953. Softcover. Very good. No. 262. 189, [3] p. 17 cm. Pictorial paperback. Red text block edges. A few creases. Pages browning. In the early 1950s, Charles Ross Graham wrote three pulp-noir novels under the pseudonym David Montrose: "The Crime on Cote des Neiges" (1951), "Murder over Dorval" (1952), and "The Body on Mount Royal" (1953). By 1967, Graham had moved to Toronto where he worked as a freelance writer. After a hiatus of 15 years, he wrote a fourth David Montrose book, "Gambling with Fire" (1969) in which the hero was a displaced Austrian aristocrat named Franz Loebek. Graham died in 1968, shortly before his last book was released.

New York: Tower Publications, 1963. First printing anywhere. Softcover. Fine. Midwood F244. 188, [4] p. 18 cm. Paperback. "The first time was with a man who induced her to model in the nude."

Toronto: Harlequin Books, 1954. Softcover. Very good. No. 266. 232 p. 17 cm. Pictorial paperback. Red text block edges. Ink mark on fornt, some rubbing to spine, a few maks on rear. Was She Saint or Devil?

New York: Belmont Books, 1966. Paperback. Very good. A Miss From S.I.S. Adventure. Top front reads B50-718. 157 p. + 3 p. of publisher's ads. Paperback. All edges green. Slight spine lean. Light wear. "This is the most absurd book you will read this year. Absolutely nothing in it is true, realistic or possible (well, maybe possible) but for sheer fun, excitement, intrigue, you couldn't spend a better 50¢."

London: The Amalgamated Press, January 1956. Softcover. Fair. No. 351 Woman's World Library. 64 p. 18 cm. Pictorial softcover, covers separated from text block. Ink initials at top of first page, rusting staples. Pages browning. "Justin had come to Balladare in search of peace; he could not guess that it would be a roguish daughter of old Ireland who would bring it to him."

Toronto: Harlequin Books, 1953. Softcover. Fair. No. 264. 190 p. 17 cm. Pictorial paperback. Red text block edges. Some rubbing to covers, wear to edges, including rear bottom corner chipped. Some soiling to white rear covers. Paper browning. Ink signature on half title. Some stains to text block edge and margins. Cracking at pp. 32-33.

Toronto: Harlequin Books, 1953. Softcover. Good. No. 264. 190 p. 17 cm. Pictorial paperback. Red text block edges.Crease in spine, some wear to covers, esp. tear in top rear cover. Light soiling. Paper browned.