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Laurie Powers' Wild West
http://www.lauriepowerswildwest.blogspot.com
Everything about the pulp fiction magazine and the history of the pulp Western. We talk about pulp writers and the book Pulp Writer by Paul Powers.
- Added on: Jan 22nd, 2008
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: Laurie Powers
- Listed in: History Books
- Tags: history western pulp fiction pulp magazine pulp western pulp writer
Recent Posts
Lust in the Dust: The Western Romance Pulps
Boy, are you guys and gals in for a treat. As some of you know, I've been investigating the life of Daisy Bacon, who was editor of LOVE STORY MAGAZINE. Yesterday I decided to post some pulp covers from the romance pulps. Then, seeing how many there w...
Happy Thanksgiving
What I'm thankful for:1. My family's love and support, as always. Especially during the past two years which have been ones of upheaval for me. 2. That I'm still employed and that my employer lets me work at home for most of the week. Saves the wear ...
Five Favorites from 2009 (and a couple more)
Happy Thanksgiving, everyone. I'm following pattinase's suggestion and listing some of my favorites from 2009. And while Patti stuck to film, TV and dvd, I think I'm going to modify it a bit.I think you all will see a pattern here, which is that most...
Thanksgiving Means Turkey on Pulp
Happy Thanksgiving everyone. I know it's early but I figured that most people will be on the road or in the kitchen Thursday morning. I'm supposed to go to a friend's, but it depends on how bad this head cold gets by Thursday morning.To commemorate t...
The Story With No Name, Part 17
It's Wednesday (or at least close to it here on the Pacific Coast) and that means The Story With No Name is on. Part 17 is by Peter Averillo and is featured on Open Range. If you missed any or all of the first 16 parts, they are now all combined on o...
My Favorite 60s TV Show: That Girl
This essay is part of a series that ran yesterday on several blogs called My Favorite TV Show. Mine is late. If you want to check out the other contributions, go to pattinase. In January of 1969 my stepfather moved us from Germany back to California....
