Pulp Covers September 2013

A Real Gone Guy

From the back:

She called herself Denny Lyons

and she was everything men dream of on long, lonely nights….

She had it all, from the white-gold hair that framed her expensive face, to the graceful, slender ankles – and all those little extras in-between….

Even before she opened her lovely mouth to sing, she had her audience entranced. And when she sang, her low, smoky voice curled itself around your spine, drifted slowly up into your chest, and stayed there. And hurt….

She had everything- including big ideas. She was headed straight for the top and she thought she knew just how to get there….

But she was wrong. Because her big beautiful career came to a sudden violent end – when she did…

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Heads You Lose

The second McGinnis cover was reused for Syndicate Girl

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The Tunnel Of Love (1953)

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The Divided Path

The subtle story of a young man in the strange world of the “third sex”

“Subtle” isn’t a word we use much around here.

From the back:

He had known infatuation, but this… this was different! Bigger than anything he’d ever felt before. And it did not seem ‘unnatural.’ Now he felt himself quiveringly alive with an emotion that threatened to overwhelm him. Here was a situation he must face – one from which he had no desire to escape, yet he felt he must do so. A feeling of terror obsessed him. He must not see Paul again. And even as he made that decision, he knew that he lied to himself.

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