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Pulp Fiction
"Film expert Jason Bailey explores Quentin Tarantino's PULP FICTION in a comprehensive book illustrated throughout with original art inspired by the film and including sidebars and special features on everything from casting close calls to deleted scenes. Bailey discusses how the film was revolutionary, examines its director's influences, illuminates its pop culture references, and describes its phenomenal legacy"--
The Moon Terror
Originally published by the publishers of WEIRD TALES pulp magazine, this book contains four stories which first appeared in that magazine: "The Moon Terror" by A. G. Birch, "Ooze" by Anthony M. Rud, "Penelope" by Vincent Starrett, and "An Adventures in the Fourth Dimension" by Farnsworth Wright. This is a facsimile reproduction of the original book.
Orange Car with Stripes
On a dare, Gian Carlo Spallanzini set out to discover the deepest darkest secret of a person picked at random. He had no idea what he was getting into. Even a fat, bearded know-it-all ought to know better than to leap before you look. Add a crystal ball, a foul-mouthed parrot, and an cranky atheist talk show host and you'll never guess the outrageous mystery behind the orange car with stripes.
The Citadel of Fear (Sci-Fi Classic)
This eBook has been formatted to the highest digital standards and adjusted for readability on all devices. The Citadel of Fear is a lost world story and focuses on a forgotten Aztec city, which is "rediscovered" during World War I.Excerpt:"The sun, he thought, had grown monstrous and swallowed all the sky. No blue was anywhere. Brass above, soft, white-hot iron beneath, and all tinged to redness by the film of blood over sand-tormented eyes. Beyond a radius of thirty yards his vision blurred and ceased, but into that radius something flapped down and came tilting awkwardly across the sand, long wings half-spread, yellow head lowered, bold with an avid and loathsome curiosity. "You!" whispered the man hoarsely, and shook one great, red fist at the thing. "You'll not get your dinner off me nor him while my one foot can follow the other!"
The Strange Case of Rachel K
Three early stories of myth, regime, and harlotry by the author of The Flamethrowers.
Laura
In the doorway of an elegant New York apartment, blood seeps over silk negligee, over polished wood floors and plush carpet: a beautiful young woman lies dead, her face disfigured by a single gun shot. But who was Laura? What power did she hold over the very different men in her life? How does her portrait bewitch even Mark McPherson, the hard-bitten detective assigned to find her murderer? One stormy night, Mark's investigation takes an unexpected turn...
The Lanson Screen
The Lanson Screen by Arthur Leo Zagat is a gripping tale of espionage, science, and intrigue that plunges readers into a world where technology can control minds and determine the fate of nations. Dr. Lanson has developed a revolutionary device capable of broadcasting powerful mind-altering signals, but in the wrong hands, it could be a weapon of unimaginable terror. As governments and shadowy organizations vie for control of the Lanson Screen, a small group of unlikely heroes must navigate a deadly web of deceit and danger to prevent global catastrophe. Will they succeed in stopping those who seek to wield this dangerous power, or will the world fall under its spell? This thrilling story will leave you questioning the power of technology and the cost of knowledge.
The Blaft Anthology of Tamil Pulp Fiction
Fiction. South Asia Studies. Selected and translated from the Tamil by Pritham Chakravarthy. Edited by Rakesh Khanna. The follow-up to 2008's successful first collection featuring stories by Indra Soundar Rajan, Medhavi, Jeyaraj, Pushpa Thangadorai, Rajesh Kumar, Indumathi, M.K.Narayanan, and Resakee. A young woman's fascination with blue films leads to a bizarre murder! A bloodline of debauched maharajas falls prey to an evil curse! A beautiful girl uses karate to retrieve a stolen idol! Seven thrilling tales from seven Indian and Singaporean masters of action, suspense, and horror!
My Flesh is Sweet
My Flesh is Sweet (1951) – On the run in Mexico from the accidental killing of a drunken Mexican general, Ad Conners and Eleana Hayes must somehow make it back across the border to confront a decades-old secret that could destroy them both. . . . Blinded with blood, stunned by the suddenness and fury of the attack, Connors reached out with numbed fingers, groping through the red film to find his assailant. And his fingers found flesh, bare flesh, soft flesh, flesh for a man to dream on. This woman he held was the murderer, Connors knew, and he felt a moment’s sadness. For even though his very life was at stake, Connors did not want to know that this woman had killed—once, twice, three times. She was a woman for a man to love, he thought, and then the red film washed through his head, and he knew no more . . . My Flesh is Sweet is a seventeen chapter novel first published in 1951.
Texicans
Texicans – Two novelettes of what men will go through to protect who and what they love. Men who don’t want to be kings but want to be free to live their lives as honest men. The Canyon of Maverick Brands (1945) They brought their spoils beneath the rim of the Skyline and settled to feast under an Owlhoot moon. But Ross Kirby, riding hand on holster, tallied a double-cross kill and ripped the wolf-pack war wide open. A seven chapter novelette. Texicans Die Hard! (1947) How could a forty-a-month cowpoke rod this huge old Mexican rancho? Charlie Drake listened grimly to the hate-filled whispers in the patio shadows, the gun-hammers clicking back, the thumbs rasping across fresh-honed blades—and felt the answer dragging at his belt. A ten chapter novelette.
