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Friday, March 2, 2012
Book Review: Day Keene and Gil Brewer, Love Me--and Die! (1951)
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A sort of apprentice novel in which Gil Brewer turns a longish Day Keene story (“Marry the Sixth for Murder!,” Detective Tales , May...
Friday, January 14, 2011
5 Quick Questions with John Pelan
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John Pelan, who is most known as an author and publisher of horror and science fiction, has begun the ambitious project of publishing...
Monday, October 12, 2009
Pulp Poem of the Week
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Ostensibly a lawyer, he maintained a luxurious Hollywood office. He even kept office hours. But he hadn't appeared in a courtroom for ye...
Tuesday, September 29, 2009
Book Review: Day Keene, Framed in Guilt (1949)
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Day Keene's first novel. Has Hollywood screenwriter Robert Stanton been framed for murder? He is accused of killing a woman he claims he...
Friday, May 30, 2008
Book Review: Day Keene, This Is Murder, Mr. Herbert and Other Stories (1948)
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Collects four stories: "This Is Murder, Mr. Herbert!" (1944); "With Blood in His Eye!" (1945); "Sweet Tooth of Murd...
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