Online Pulp Stories

Welcome to the online pulps site. This page contains links to stories scanned from the pulp magazines of the early to mid-1900's.

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Lillian B. Hunt
	The Man in the Mirror [7 pages, 75K]	All-Story Weekly September 2, 1916
	A "different story" as noted in the illustration. What seems to be a burglary turns out to be something else entirely different. [2010-06-05]
S. B. H. Hurst
	The King of the Jerawahs [13 pages, 264K]	Oriental Stories December-January 1930-31	Bugs Sinnat
	Danger, mystery, and exotic adventure in the serach for Alexander's tomb. [2004-09-25]
	The Spirit of France [7 pages, 210K]	Ace-High Magazine February, 1931
	A nice Burmese story by Hurst. A frequent contibutor to Adventure and Oriental Stories, he specialized in stories from the Asian sub-continent. (Reprinted from Adventure Trails, February 1929.) [2002-02-26]
S.B.H. Hurst
	The People of the Fourth Dimension [13 pages, 238K]	Adventure September 3, 1921
	A mysterious tale of mysterious India. At the behest of his young lover, an Englishman dares to stare into the saucer of ink, from which strange truths are revealed... Vague in style, but interesting. [2003-11-29]
	The Ball of Fire [11 pages, 285K]	Oriental Stories Summer 1931	Bugs Sinnat
	Hurst is in top form in this adventure of Bugs Sinnat, of the secret service, who made several appearances in Oriental Stories. In this tale, he travels from India to the wilds of Burma in search of a giant ruby, The Ball of Fire. A ripping yarn in the tradition of Kipling and Mundy. [2003-11-01]
Nelson A. Hutto
	Big League Local [12 pages, 464K]	Baseball Stories Summer, 1943
	As he walked to the mound Ossie Jordan was still the fabulous iron man of unbelievable big league fame. But when his moth-eaten wing hurled the come-back pitch every diamond-wise busher knew it was the nothing-ball. [2016-10-15]
Jerome Hyams
	Suez Souvenir [9 pages, 228K]	Spicy Detective September, 1934
	A tale of the sinister forces and bestial deeds that crawl in the slime of the Orient. [2005-08-27]
Minna Irving
	Moon Woman [15 pages, 181K]	Amazing Stories November, 1929
	PROFESSOR JAMES HOLLOWAY HICKS was thirty-five when he discovered the wonderful serum of suspended animation. By injecting this marvelous fluid into the veins, a living body became practically dead and remained so for a certain length of time without undergoing the processes of decay. [2015-10-10]
Carl Jacobi
	Jungle Wires [8 pages, 241K]	Complete Stories September 24, 1934
	To the jungles of Borneo, where the natives are held at bay with a machine gun. [2004-12-04]
David James
	Rubber Buggy Bump-Off [10 pages, 328K]	Famous Detective Stories May 1953
	An old woman wheeling a baby-carriage was the prelude to sudden shootings . . . [2007-03-03]
	I Am Not Blind! [7 pages, 768K]	Super Sports December, 1953
	"My wife is going to have a baby," I told both managers as they stood with me at home plate before the game. "Needless to say, I'd like to make this a fast game." . . . Well, managers, too, are human, and they agreed to do their very best. But, of course, I had to call balls and strikes behind pitchers who threw only three kinds of balls - slow, slower, and slowest! [2015-05-23]
Edward James
	Mouthpiece Miracle Man [5 pages, 78K]	Ten Detective Aces October, 1942
	Old Colonel Lee, wise in the ways of a jury, invokes a little courtroom magic in the interest of justice. [2016-07-23]
Burke Jenkins
	The Anti-Climax of a Bad Man [3 pages, 17K]	Argosy September, 1907
	How the town coward whipped the town's bully and criminal. [2016-10-29]
George C. Jenks
	The Vengeance of Vishnu [10 pages, 145K]	The Thrill Book June 15, 1919
	A man calls for help, but when the police arrive, there is nothing but a skeleton! Not a bad story, but it does move a little slow. [2002-07-27]
George J. Jenks
	The Trying Out of Silky Jim [7 pages, 113K]	Argosy March 16th, 1918
	The Trying Out of Silky Jim is the theme of this story. Is Silky Jim a crook like everyone says he is? [2018-02-17]
Tudor Jenks
	A Supernatural Swindle [4 pages, 21K]	Argosy February, 1899
	An experience in transcendentistry - Being the tale of a sentimental ghost, endowed with a keen sense of humor and presumably with a tendency to jump his board bills. [2017-11-11]
Owen Fox Jerome
	An Old Spanish Custom [6 pages, 392K]	Exciting Detective Fall(August), 1940
	A Desperate Plea for Aid Brings Federal Man Graham Right Into the Thick of a Grimly Mysterious and Murderous, Smuggler Plot! [2008-07-19]
	The Shadowsmith Investigates [10 pages, 427K]	Popular Detective June, 1941	The Shadowsmith
	A Mysterious Undercover Man Uses Strange Bait in His Trap to Capture a Perpetrator of Sabotage! [2014-09-06]
	The Cat and the Fiddle [8 pages, 357K]	Thrilling Mystery Winter 1944
	It Takes a Cat, a Fiddle, and a Lovely Singer to Transform Gentle, Mild Mr. Remington, Violinist of the Romany Club, into a Smart Detective as Well as a Hero! [2007-12-29]
	Little Old Lady [5 pages, 249K]	Detective Novels February, 1944
	Signora Pochitelli had two sons in the Army, but she had to prove that she, too, could fight to defend her America! [2013-07-06]
Frank Johnson
	The Devil's Ace [12 pages, 319K]	Sky Fighters December, 1934
	Silent Orth, Hellwinder of the Crimson Skies, gets into a whale of a jam - and all because he asks for extra flying time without giving reasons! [2008-04-19]
	The First and Last Ace [8 pages, 257K]	Sky Fighters July, 1940
	The Fledgling and "The Flying Cloud" Match Wings in a Sky-High Duel! [2017-04-15]
	Strange Destiny [9 pages, 310K]	Air War Winter, 1941 (December, 1940)
	Nils Svensen Was Not a Graduate Pilot But He Taught the Nazi Minions of Death Something About Flying When They Defiled the Home of His Ancestors! [2017-07-22]
	The Crimson Mask's Scorpion Trail [30 pages, 396K]	Detective Novels April 1941	Crimson Mask
	The Crimson Mask fights a zodiac killer who terrorizes a theatrical troupe. Frank Johnson is the house pseudonym used by Norman Daniels for this series. [2006-10-14]
	Five Cent Tip [7 pages, 246K]	Thrilling Detective October, 1941
	It Looked Like a Fine Kidnaping Scheme - Before Two Learned Policemen Who Knew All the Answers Barged into the Play! [2014-05-17]

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