Pulp Originals aims to offer for sale in e-book form some of the very best mid-twentieth-century American crime novels. Post-World War II American publishing was hugely energised by the introduction of the paperback. By 1946 there were over 350 softcover titles in print, and during the next two decades these novels, with their lurid covers and gripping stories, transformed crime writing.  Much that was written by the best-selling pulp crime novelists of this period has fallen out of print.  The internet revolution, however, can now provide what the paperback revolution offered half a century ago:  cheap editions of some of the most exciting novels to emerge from the great age of hard-boiled crime writing.

HARRY WHITTINGTON, THE DEVIL WEARS WINGS

First published in 1960, The Devil Wears Wings is a compelling heist thriller...

Contemporary American crime novelist Jason Starr introduces...

Harry Whittington was one of the...

  

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