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Spicy Mystery , July 1934SHANGHAI SUEby Steve FisherA story from the very first (ashcan) issue of Spicy Mystery. Turned out more Romance Pulp, less Weird Menace Pulp than the rest of the Spicy Mystery stories to follow. 1800 words.

The Spiral: where past and present meet, where myth and legend infiltrate the mundane world, where Hy Brasil and Babylon are but a short voyage away - via the cloud archipelagos… You can’t always find it - but it can always find you. And … more

Thrilling Adventures, October, 1934FLAMING FREIGHTERBy STEVE FISHERAuthor of “Entombed in Hell,” “Authorized Mutiny,” etc.Murder and Barratry Stalk the Decks of the “Roamer” in this Gripping Story of the Sea

Ace Mystery, May 1936SATAN’S FACELESS HENCHMENby Steve FisherThose hideous, faceless monks stole corpses and brought them back to life. And when Enid Spencer’s sweetheart could not meet their impossible demands for the return of her brother… more

Clues Detective Stories, September 1935WHILE THE EARTH SHOOKAn unusual crime storyby Steve Fisher This was his first murder and it fascinated him. Suddenly there was a terrific earth-rocking boom—A short story about Murder and an Earth Quak… more

‘East of the sun and west of the moon…’…you may find a freighter carrying ivory to Huy Braseal, mammoth tusks to Tartessos and Ashkelon, spices from Cathay to Lyonesse. Another world, of infinite strangeness and high adventure, yet nev… more

Thrilling Detective, May, 1935THE BUTCHER OF HELLby Steve FisherLieutenant Guy Carpenter, Navy Sleuth, Plunges into Fast Action on the Trail of a Brutal Killer Aboard the U.S.S. Arizona

The biggest, the boldest, the most comprehensive collection of Pulp writing ever assembled. Weighing in at over a thousand pages, containing over forty-seven stories and two novels, this book is big baby, bigger and more powerful than a f… more