Description
Celebrating the Culture/Trojan line of Spicy pulps.
A must have collectible for anyone who appreciates the pulp magazine era and its history!
CONTENTS
The Spicy Magazines
- “An Informal History of the Spicy Pulps,” by Will Murray
- “From Spicy to Bland,” by Alfred Jan
- “The Spicy Adventurers,” by Will Murray
- “The Saga of Wild Bill Clanton and Two Gun Bob,” by Morgan Holmes
- “The Spicy Westerners,” by Will Murray
- “The Spicy Sleuths,” by Will Murray
The Spicy Artists
- “A Profile of Alan Anderson,” by David Saunders
- “Damsels In Distress: The Art of H.J. Ward,” by Neil Mechum
- “A Profile of Howard Parkhurst,” (1935) by Wilton Mathews
- “A Short Look at the Career of Howard Parkhurst,” by Tom Roberts
Of Other Interest
- 2008 Lamont Award Recognition
- 1939 Letter from Frank Armer to Howard Wandrei
- “Close Up: Frank Armer—Pulp Potentate” (1944 trade journal article)
- “The Five C’s of Detective Writing,” by Frank Armer
- “Markets in False Face,” by O. Foerster Schully
- “More from the Writers Magazines—Spicy Market Tips,” by Gene Christie
Artist Spotlight
- “Hubert Rogers: A Brief Appreciation,” by Robert Weinberg
- “Hubert Rogers in the Pulps, 1926-1956,” by John Bell
- “A Bibliography of Pulp Illustrations by Hubert Rogers,” by Tom Roberts
Film Focus
- “From Pulp to the Silver Screen, 2009,” by Ed Hulse
First book publication
Trade paperback / 138 pages
Cover art by H.J. Ward.
