Pulp Adventures #38: Death is a Rebel

PULP HISTORY
"1936: Year Of Pulp Upheaval" by Will Murray The Pulp Heroes had it rough that year, and it wasn't all super-villains.
"Dr. Whitehead & The Naked Secretary"byDavid Goudsward An author of Weird Tales faced the horror of typing his own manuscripts when his secretary became Miss Florida 1931.
CLASSIC PULP FICTION
Death Is A Rebel by Roger Torrey [20,000 word hardboiled thriller] Murder was occurring in Florida, right under Detective Mahoney's snoot exceptionally baffling murder that speedily developed angles rough and tough, plus painful international aspects of continent-shaking revolution.
"The Fireplace" by Henry S. Whitehead Angry embers burned many years after the fact
NEW PULP FICTION
"Room 801" by Jack Halliday Just another date for some, but August 5 signified revenge and redemption for other people.
"Tunnels of Lao Fang" by James Palmer An unspeakable horror dwelled among the stalactites.
"Taking the Plunge" by Paulene Turner The world's high-rolling cockroaches look forward to a long, hot night of partying Unless special agent "Valentina" stops them.
"From Here to Sheboygan" by Charles Burgess A one-way trip to hell with Murder as the back-seat driver.
"All in Her Head by Bryce Beattie" "Want to take a mindtrip? No drugs involved," read the classified. What could go wrong, Joshua decided.
DEPARTMENTS
Editorial by Audrey Parente
Retro Review: Soft Touch / Man Trap by Rich Harvey

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