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1944 in Print —‘Amazing Stories,’ March 1944
March 1944: “Amazing Stories,” featuring “It’s a Small World” by Robert Bloch. courtesy of Archive.org.
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Black Mask, Weird Tales, Amazing Stories and Spicy Stories on the Internet!
Imagine my surprise to discover that Archive.org has added a large collection of pulp magazines such as this August 1920 issue of Black Mask, the legendary mystery magazine that published so many...
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1944 in Print —‘Amazing Stories,’ March 1944
March 1944: “Amazing Stories,” featuring “It’s a Small World” by Robert Bloch. courtesy of Archive.org.
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Mechanical Engineer Publishes First Book
Note: This is an encore post from 2005 and originally appeared on the 1947project. Hard at work as a mechanical engineer during the day, the former naval aviation researcher still finds time to do a...
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Dec. 1, 1907: L.A. Author Writes of Life in the Hollow Earth (No Sign of...
Note: This is an encore post from 2006. Dec.1, 1907 Los Angeles The Times runs a small blurb on writer Willis George Emerson, noting that the National Magazine has begun serializing a new story, “The...
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Movieland Mystery Photo (Updated + + + +)
This week’s mystery movie was the 1959 Allied Artists film “The Atomic Submarine,” with Arthur Franz, Dick Foran, Brett Halsey, Paul Dubov, Bob Steele, Victor Varconi, Joi Lansing, Selmer Jackson,...
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