Pulp Covers

The Obsessed

Beneath her delicate beauty Lurked the cruelty of a beast

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Before I Wake

Which would come first — morning or murder?

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A Dog’s Head

When she was told that she had just given birth to a child with a dog’s head, Mme. du Chaillu fainted. After 20 years of sterility…

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Murder and the Married Virgin (1949)

The 1963 printing is here

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The Invisible Flamini

Collecting beautiful chicks was an expensive hobby — and a deadly pastime for anybody who chickened-out…

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The Bombshell

It’s Al Wheeler’s job to find a beautiful blonde’s killer when he’s not even sure she’s a corpse.

The 1972 edition bears a striking resemblance to the cover of The Consummata, also painted by Robert McGinnis.
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The Farmers Hotel (Avati)

His Unforgettable Novel Of Three Women And Five Men, Trapped By A Blizzard Into Brief, Shocking Intimacy In A Lonely Roadside Inn

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Death Lifts The Latch

“I Hate The Dark,” she thought. “It Always Seems Full Of Invisible People.”

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Terror in the Streets

Muggers, Knifers, And Sex Psychopaths Roam Our Streets. This Book Asks — Where are the Cops?

Here is the full, terrifying truth about the epidemic of hoodlum crime, the shocking and violent outburst of crimes against people, that is turning out cities into jungles. This is an exposé and an alarm but it is also a demand and a program for action

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