Coming Soon: Gold Medal Westerns Marathon
Coming soon to Pulp Serenade will be a marathon of Gold Medal Westerns. Reviews, quotes, and high-quality scans will accompany all reviews, as well as an essay of appreciation. While the Gold Medal crime novels get most of the acclaim these days, the imprint also published a large number of excellent Western novels (many of them authored the same writers as their crime novels). This marathon will celebrate the Gold Medal Westerns with a selection of their best works that span nearly half a century. Stay tuned for more details!
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"Test Tube Baby" by Sam Fuller (1936)
Test Tube Baby is the second novel from Samuel Fuller (here credited as “Sam Fuller”). Published in 1936 by Godwin, Publishers, it is among...
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Test Tube Baby is the second novel from Samuel Fuller (here credited as “Sam Fuller”). Published in 1936 by Godwin, Publishers, it is among...
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Wouldn’t it be nice to curl up with a good book, doze off, and wake up in that world? That’s a question Lawrence Block explores in his lates...
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Carroll John Daly’s short story “Three Gun Terry” is credited as being the first hardboiled mystery. It was published in the May 15th, 1923 ...
Excellent, can't wait!
ReplyDeleteLove those covers. THE NAME'S BUCHANAN became a Randolph Scott/ Budd Boetticher movie, BUCHANAN RIDES ALONE.
ReplyDeleteI've got several of these, the Buchanan and the Gorman. Looking forward to your series.
ReplyDeleteThanks for pointing out the movie connection, Wallace. I'll try and track it down before I write the review. I've enjoyed the two Buchanan books I've read -- looking forward to reading the others. I quite like Randolph Scott, so I bet the movie would be something I would enjoy.
ReplyDeleteLooking forward to it, Cullen.
ReplyDeleteCan't wait!
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