r/pulp • • 21h ago

The Shadow: October 15,1940, "City of Fear",by Maxwell Grant (Walter B. Gibson) cover art by Graves Gladney.

Post image
17 Upvotes

r/pulp • • 6h ago

THE ONE BETWEEN (1962) Cover Art by Al Brulé NSFW

Post image
18 Upvotes

"Ralph Martin's wife Jean was young and beautiful, and frigid. Even so, Ralph stayed faithful. Then one morning on the commuter train to the city his eyes caught the breathlessly lovely redhead across the aisle. Her name was Magda and before long he had met and fallen in love with her. He tried hard to conceal it from Jean, his wife. He even introduced the two girls - and to his great surprise, they became fast friends. He was even more surprised when Jean suggested that Magda occupy one of the rooms in their big, empty house! It wasn't long before Martin realized he had a rival for the affections of the lovely Magda. Jean was passionate again, but not for him. And Magda was slipping further into the perfumed trap. Ralph Martin knew he must fight for what he wanted, and his battle carried him deep into the bizarre, unnatural world of perverse love."


r/pulp • • 13h ago

Aggie McPherson Mysteries has reached 5,000 downloads!

Post image
2 Upvotes

Thank you to everyone who has taken the time to listen, read, rate, and give feedback. It is sorely appreciated. We're not alone out here in this land of pulp adventure!

In case you haven't checked it out yet...

In the city of Slakterquay there's an office with the words Aggie McPherson Spectral Analysis on the pebbled glass of its door. Behind it is a detective agency that handles the strangest cases in the Paris of the Pacific Northwest. In this episode, the inspector meets Pastor Neumann, the friendliest man that doesn't want her asking about a man who died on his way into town.

Apple | Spotify | YouTube | RSS | Author's Page [includes text]