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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O. B. Myers
	Murder in Fine Print [11 pages, 373K]	G-Men Detective July, 1948
	A reading glass helps Detective Cummings solve a case that looked like an accident. [2016-12-03]
	Blood and Spice [11 pages, 862K]	G-Men Detective November, 1948
	You Never Can Tell What's Under an Unturned Stone! [2015-05-16]
	Two Murders-$4,000 [11 pages, 273K]	Popular Detective November, 1948
	Tragedy Stalks Romance When a Gambler Takes a Long Chance! [2015-01-17]
	The Red Bag [12 pages, 281K]	Thrilling Detective April, 1949
	Ordinarily Death is no novelty to a grave digger, but when murder takes a hand, curious things happen in his cemetery! [2016-01-02]
	Money Order Murder [10 pages, 434K]	G-Men Detective Summer, 1950
	Tom Farley, police department file clerk, has to go to the hospital before he can understand the - Money Order Murder [2017-07-01]
Ray Avery Myers
	Into the Subconscious [17 pages, 324K]	Science Wonder Stories October, 1929
	A scientist delves into the subconscious of a willing volunteer to learn the history of humans and their ancestors. [2018-04-28]
Leonard H. Nason
	The Patrol [5 pages, 61K]	Adventure September 10, 1922
	A day in the life of a patrol going behind enemy lines to capture a soldier, during WWI in Europe. [2016-12-24]
I. R. Nathanson
	The Falling Planetoid [12 pages, 146K]	Science Wonder Stories April, 1930
	Stark, fearful tragedy, from which there seemed no escape, confronted the entire globe, for it came from outside the earth's confines, and seemed, therefore, to be beyond the control of man - a strange wandering planetoid was about to fall to the earth! [2016-09-10]
Isaac R. Nathanson
	The Passing Star [20 pages, 312K]	Amazing Stories September, 1930
	A runaway star passes through the solar system causing devastation on earth. [2017-12-02]
Robert W. Nealey
	Whirlwind Squadron [10 pages, 485K]	Short Stories July 25, 1943
	A World War II aviation story. A Squadron Leader's responsible for the whole squadron; the rear bloke is only responsible for one man. [2010-12-18]
Ernest Edward Nelson
	The Best Horse Wins [4 pages, 57K]	All-Story Weekly May 8, 1920
	Jim Watts wants to go to the horse races and bet on a horse people are tipping him off about. But he wants to avoid letting his wife know about it. [2015-03-07]
E. Nesbit
	Ruddick's Yarn [9 pages, 92K]	All-Story Weekly October 12, 1918
	The harrowing WWI journey of a sea pilot named Ruddick after he is captured by a German submarine. [2014-08-02]
Wilbur Nesbit
	The Joke on Jimmy Jellup [6 pages, 30K]	Argosy October, 1907
	The roommate of Jimmy Jellup plays a joke on his friend by starting up a correspondence with a country girl but the joke backfires when Jimmy is invited to visit the girl and ends up marrying her. [2017-03-18]
J.D. Newsom
	The Gun Runners [11 pages, 341K]	Short Stories July 10, 1927
	Not the swashbucklers you might expect, the gun runners are actually two tourists in North Africa, a married American couple, caught up in a dangerous case of mistaken identity. This is a good one. [2003-12-06]
Robert H. H. Nichols
	Sinbad the Sailor [8 pages, 195K]	Fight Stories January, 1929
	Fists and insults go flying in this tale of the Champion of the Navy who wanted to be Champion of something more. [2003-07-14]
Howard Nile
	The Murder Brand [4 pages, 26K]	Secret Agent "X" August, 1936
	A doomed killer burns himself with .... "The Murder Brand" [2017-02-25]
David M. Norman
	Castle of the Doomed [10 pages, 302K]	10-Story Detective January, 1942
	When Detective Sergeant Evans tried to solve the mystery of the hangtree harvest, he found himself out on a lethal limb. [2011-07-23]
	Mr. Corpse Calling [9 pages, 311K]	10-Story Detective November, 1942
	Jim Abbott, D. A., had just returned from seeing the remains of his predecessor in his coffin. But now the dead man was phoning him, giving him information from the grave. And, to solve the mystery of the corpse that wouldn't stay dead, Abbott himself had to cross-examine the Grim Reaper. [2015-12-26]
	The Phantom Avenger [10 pages, 299K]	10-Story Detective January, 1943
	Detective Lee Shannon never had much trouble in dealing with killers he could see. But he had to learn a new kind of sleuthing when he locked horns with . . . [2014-09-27]
	Satan Turns the Timetables [7 pages, 192K]	10-Story Detective September, 1943
	Steve Abbott didn't believe in ghosts. He was leery when the engineer on Number 74 claimed to have run over a ghost on the track. But when Abbott went out to search for a mangled body, he himself was railroaded into a seance with Satan. [2005-11-05]
Edward P. Norris
	In Step With Death [24 pages, 201K]	Secret Agent "X" July, 1935
	Ben Cragg investigates the bombings of a chain of movie theaters, and the associated blackmailing of the theater chain's owner. [2012-03-31]
Geoffrey North
	Gun Guile [7 pages, 139K]	Greater Gangster Stories February, 1934
	Can't say too much for the plot, but it has a great gun battle that reads like it was lifted from a 1934 Warner Brothers gangster pic! [2003-04-13]
	Riddle of the Plucked Peacock [22 pages, 360K]	Private Detective Stories October, 1944
	Maitland met his client for the first time - only to find him dead! He had taken the man's money for a routine job, now, as a detective, he decided to earn his money by sweating out a case that was far from routine. [2012-01-28]
	Raffle for the Rap [8 pages, 230K]	10-Story Detective July, 1946
	Walt Keith picked up the wrong carrot-top when he set out to paint the big city red. And for that glaring error, Walt was to find himself the one most heavily daubed in murder-blood crimson. [2014-12-27]
David Wright O'Brien
	Dibble Dabbles in Death [10 pages, 388K]	Mammoth Detective February 1945
	When Dibble has a case of the shorts it isn't a simple question of boxers or briefs. [2006-07-01]

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