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Pulp Adventures #19: The Daughter of Huang Chow

Pulp Adventures #19: The Daughter of Huang Chow

Torrey, Roger
Wheeler-Nicholson, Malcolm
Lupoff, Richard a.

Paperback

Series: Pulp Adventures, Book 19

Mystery & Thriller

ISBN10: 1517758009
ISBN13: 9781517758004
Publisher: Createspace
Published: Oct 22 2015
Pages: 146
Weight: 0.58
Height: 0.31 Width: 7.01 Depth: 10.00
Language: English
Pulp Adventures continues its quarterly journey across the landscape of pulp fiction. This issue travels from the South Seas to London back alleys, and stops in smoky firehouses in the Windy City! The highlight of this issue is The Daughter of Huang Chow by Sax Rohmer, a classic thriller by the creator of Fu Manchu! When Inspector Kerry investigates murder and opium smuggling, he stumbles across a woman whose feminine charms render him powerless-but he doesn't seem to mind! Also in this issue: A show business detective finds himself working for an actor who loses track of his women in Road Show by Roger Torrey; A Pinch of Powder by Karl Detzer chronicles the plight of heroic firefighters who need rescuing from the new firehouse cook!; Richard A. Lupoff continues the exploits of Splash Shanahan, in Tangaroa's Eye, as he transports a lovely passenger to a secret paradise; In a Railroad Stories' short by Dave Martin, Boxcar Mary is a tomboy who rides the rails to trouble; And a German spy master meets his equal in Malcolm Wheeler-Nicholson's Treason For Glory. In the nonfiction category, Pulp Adventures #19 features Searching for a Hero: Malcolm Wheeler-Nicholson by Nicky Wheeler-Nicholson. The pulp author turned comic book publisher, who paved the way to success for Superman, also lived the adventures he wrote. Liner notes on authors Karl Detzer (by Detzer, himself) and Sax Rohmer (by William Patrick Maynard) accompany their stories. This issue sports a slam-bang action cover by Norman A. Saunders, courtesy of the illustrator's estate, and a dramatic Daughter of Huang-Chow back-cover by John A. Coughlin.

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