This issue of NEW DETECTIVE MAGAZINE sports a striking cover (I don't know the artist) and features some fine authors: Frederick C. Davis, William R. Cox, Robert Sidney Bowen, Donald G. Carmack, and a few who are unfamiliar to me: Richard L. Hobart, Don Joseph, and John Hawkins. Davis, Cox, and Bowen are enough to make an issue worth reading, though.
Sunday, May 09, 2021
Sunday Morning Bonus Pulp: New Detective Magazine, January 1942
This issue of NEW DETECTIVE MAGAZINE sports a striking cover (I don't know the artist) and features some fine authors: Frederick C. Davis, William R. Cox, Robert Sidney Bowen, Donald G. Carmack, and a few who are unfamiliar to me: Richard L. Hobart, Don Joseph, and John Hawkins. Davis, Cox, and Bowen are enough to make an issue worth reading, though.
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Don Joseph is the pseudonym of Donald Joseph Holmes.
John Hawkins (1910 - 1978) wrote many short stories and starting from 1940 some novels with his brother Ward (1912 - ?).
I suggest "The Floods of Fear" (aka A Girl, A Man and a River) New York, Dodd, Mead 1954 basis for the 1958 movie of the same name, directed by Charles Crichton and starring Howard Keel and Jane Heywood.
Tiziano Agnelli
Yep, I should have remembered John and Ward Hawkins. I ordered a copy of THE FLOODS OF FEAR.
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