Yesterday I mentioned the upcoming Pulp Fest, but many pulp fans may not be aware of the Pulp Fiction Collection at the Library of Congress. The collection has works dating from the 1920s to the 1950s, totaling approximately 14,000 issues from 310 titles such as Amazing Stories, Black Mask, and Weird Tales. Another good collection can be found in the George Kelly Paperback and Pulp Fiction Collection at the University of Buffalo. The Kelly collection includes 25,000 books and zines from the 1940s through the 1980s, with detective/mystery authors Richard Blaine, Carter Brown, James M. Cain, George C. Chesbro, John W. Corrington, Sean Flannery, Donald Hamilton, Marcia Muller, Gerald Petievich, Mike Warden, Erle Stanley Gardner, and Dashiell Hammett. For pulp hot off the press, check out links to contemporary publications on the Crime Zine Report.
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February 25, 2010
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Scott Drayco Novel #8: In a historic Victorian mansion used as a movie set, Drayco investigates a decades-old murder case that brings him face to face with deadly secrets of the past and a killer determined to keep the truth buried.
Scott Drayco Novel #7: How would you solve your own kidnapping? And what if the reason behind it was even stranger than you could ever imagine?
Scott Drayco Novel #6: Some secrets refuse to stay buried while others threaten to bury you ... permanently.
Scott Drayco Novel #5: A song linked to suicides may have taken another victim. Or was it a cleverly disguised murder?
Scott Drayco Novel #4: When crime consultant Scott Drayco’s long-AWOL mother returns and is charged with murder, he’s plunged into a world of secrets, lies, and cons.
Scott Drayco Novel #3: Drayco reunites with his estranged FBI partner to protect the partner's daughter from a serial killer who leaves musical puzzles as a calling card.
Scott Drayco Novel #2: A mysterious attack on a young disabled girl lures Drayco back to Cape Unity and into a sea of secrets and lies.
Scott Drayco Novel #1: A body found in a rundown Opera House with a "G" carved on his chest lures a former FBI agent into a web of music, madness and murder.
Eight Scott Drayco stories.
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Detective Adam Dutton once again teams up with con woman Beverly Laborde to find a killer. But is it too late for an innocent man...and for them?
Detective Adam Dutton and con woman Beverly battle arson, fraud, and a new NAL villain, even as they fight the smoldering attraction between them.
Bonnie-Couldn't remember if you're back or not.
Posted by: Patti Abbott | February 26, 2010 at 07:56 AM