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| Orlando Rigoni | |||
| All For Glory [10 pages, 322K] |
Sky Fighters September, 1938 |
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Memory is Inspiring, But it Takes a Live Ghost to Bring Hell Up into Tracer-Streaked Skies. [2015-02-21]
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| Sherman Ripley | |||
| Skin Deep [7 pages, 154K] |
Jungle Stories October, 1931 |
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Just whose side was Toyou on?
[2005-05-24]
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| Tom Roan | |||
| Shadows of the Crimson Tong [23 pages, 643K] |
Ten Detective Aces January, 1938 |
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Tom Roan is best known as a writer of westerns. This story is one of his rare excursions into the detective genre. This is the first story by Roan that I have read, but I'm going to go looking for more. If they're half as much fun as this one, they'll be great. Give this story a shot, folks. It pretty much defines "pulp" and I think it has just become my favorite story on the site. [2002-09-04]
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| Ina Brevoort Roberts | |||
| A Woman-Hater [6 pages, 53K] |
All-Story Weekly August 16, 1919 |
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Two lifelong bachelors find their situation endangered by two widows, helped along by a parrot that speaks only love language. [2013-01-05]
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| Walter Adolphe Roberts | |||
| When Burkhardt Quit [5 pages, 70K] |
All-Story Weekly September 18, 1915 |
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A short story of the events in a strike - the strikers versus the company. [2010-01-02]
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| Albert G. Robinson | |||
| Kayo on Murder [10 pages, 286K] |
Ten Detective Aces November, 1940 |
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Shane Peters, ex-heavyweight champ, had to pull a last-round murder kayo. For his prizefight client was being groomed by the Big Timekeeper as the feature attraction in a Death House semi-final. [2011-06-18]
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| Suicide Hook-Up [11 pages, 251K] |
Ten Detective Aces August, 1941 |
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When Barnaby Bliss, detective de luxe, took a job as bodyguard to a radio commentator, he found himself tuned in on a . . . . Suicide Hook-Up [2016-12-17]
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| Gene D. Robinson | |||
| Hocus Pocus Homicide [9 pages, 415K] |
10-Story Detective April 1945 |
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Detective Ned Cain applied all the tricks of his trade to produce that missing banker. For the magician murder suspect had pulled a vanishing act. And Cain had to add a little sleight-of-hand sleuthing himself to keep from becoming a presto-chango corpse. [2007-03-03]
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| W. W. Robinson | |||
| Pea-Shooter [11 pages, 146K] |
Short Stories September 10, 1943 |
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Pea-Shooters, Feather-Merchants, Overgrown Fishing Smacks, Ashcans - What a Comedown from the Mighty "Lexington" [2016-08-20]
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| Ralph J. Roeder | |||
| Wolf's Furniture Mine [6 pages, 85K] |
All-Story September, 1913 |
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Behold the mystery of the Fireside Furniture Company! A mystery seeming at first sight ridiculous. But like all ridiculous mysteries, having its base in something exceedingly serious. [2008-02-02]
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| Ted Roemer | |||
| Front Line Fullback [9 pages, 302K] |
Football Action First Fall, 1945 |
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It just ain't the same when the boys in Italy try to revive a football rivalry from back in the States. For one thing, there were no Jerry bombers attacking during the game back home. [2003-01-19]
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| Theodore J. Roemer | |||
| Redheaded Play-Makers [8 pages, 395K] |
Thrilling Sports Spring (May), 1946 |
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When winning games isn't enough to save a hockey club
for its girl owner, Jug Mullen is forced to take drastic steps! [2015-07-18]
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| Joel Rogers | |||
| The Seventh Man [20 pages, 390K] |
Wings Spring, 1936 |
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Six greenhorn pilots set off over Hunland looking for action--but one, the "seventh" man, is a spy... [2003-04-05]
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| Joel Townsley Rogers | |||
| The Night the World Turned Over [10 pages, 265K] |
Startling Stories November 1952 |
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It's not bad being the last man on earth when there are so many gorgeous young women who have survived. [2006-06-17]
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| Wayne Rogers | |||
| Dead Men's Rule [10 pages, 171K] |
Thrilling Adventures November, 1934 |
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A tale of Haitain voodoo and zombies! [2003-10-11]
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| William L. Rohde | |||
| Side Line [11 pages, 358K] |
Short Stories January 10, 1949 |
Mohawk Daniels | |
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For a Railroad Dick, Tracing Stolen Automobiles Could Only Be a . . . Side Line [2015-10-24]
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| Red Over Yellow [14 pages, 373K] |
Short Stories June, 1949 |
Mohawk Daniels | |
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Mohawk Daniels could demonstrate that there was both a right and a wrong way to jump into trouble. [2013-08-17]
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| Complete Results [8 pages, 325K] |
Short Stories November, 1949 |
Mohawk Daniels | |
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Railroad Cops Get Paid for Full and . . . COMPLETE RESULTS
[2013-09-21]
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| Sax Rohmer | |||
| Lure of Souls [8 pages, 136K] |
Top-Notch December 1, 1918 |
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A forgotten gem of a story by Sax Rohmer, mined from the pages of Top-Notch. [2003-03-16]
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| Edward Ronns | |||
| Doom Offshore [10 pages, 386K] |
Popular Detective October, 1941 |
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At Sea, Death Stalks in the Wake of a Northeaster as Toby Waters Pilots Killers to a Fatal Trap! [2012-07-21]
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| Murder Buys a Hat [7 pages, 238K] |
Thrilling Detective July 1942 |
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Who says murder doesn't have a heart of gold? [2006-05-20]
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| Death on the Meter [19 pages, 612K] |
Thrilling Detective January 1945 |
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Detective Dolliver of Homicide runs a chase with doom on the trail of a killer - and learns that the Female of the Gun Racket Species can be more deadly than the Male! [2007-02-03]
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| The Loot [11 pages, 297K] |
Popular Detective November, 1947 |
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It takes the chill breath of death to bring Henry Phelps to life! [2017-09-16]
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| Katharine Metcalf Roof | |||
| Black Fire [5 pages, 117K] |
All-Story Weekly August 30, 1919 |
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A traveler to Egypt asks a native "why?" about the pyramids, then has a vision of an ancient priest getting revenge on a fickle lover. But was it a dream?
[2009-03-28]
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| Olga L. Rosmanith | |||
| Seance [3 pages, 299K] |
Strange Stories April 1940 |
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Creepy tale of a scamming medium, and his comeuppance. [2006-04-01]
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