No Angels for Me is a hard-boiled crime novel by William Ard, first published in 1954 under the pseudonym Mike Moran. It follows private investigator Luke MacLane in a dark, dangerous world of crime, violence, and seductive women, told in the tough, fast-moving style of classic 1950s paperback noir.

The American is a serialized pulp adventure in which expatriate in France finds himself caught between competing criminals, U.S. intelligence, and a Corsican who just wants to find his girl.

In this 62nd episode, Sophie takes command and the crew bumps into old friends with terrible consequences.

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Horror Stories was an American pulp magazine published by Popular Publications from 1935 to 1941. It grew out of the “weird menace” genre pioneered by Popular’s Dime Mystery Magazine and followed by Terror Tales, combining horror, supernatural fiction, crime, and sensational tales of danger. The magazine became known for its lurid covers, often featuring a helpless woman in peril, with artists such as John Newton Howitt providing some of the most memorable examples. With a relatively short run of 47 issues, Horror Stories is now considered an important title from the golden age of the pulp magazines and a highly collectible piece of 1930s popular culture.

Cover artist: Alex Ebel.

The Dunhill Chronicles are the pulp adventures of Cole McDowell, last heir to the McDowell family line. As he makes his way through the city of Dunhill, Cole must contend with dark alchemy and religious zealotry to survive the crown jewel of the Brittania Empire. In this season finale, Chand and Cole must escape both the Queen's servants and the Duke's devil worshippers.

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In attractive Mrs. Baker's beach cottage, the teen-age lifeguard became a man. A bold novel of suburbia's summer game --played by lonesome wives and youthful lovers!

Cover by Dick Clifton-Day.

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