Sunday, May 22, 2022

Sunday Morning Bonus Pulp: Short Stories, October 25, 1934


This cover by William Reusswig provides further proof, as if we needed it, that pith helmets just attract trouble. You don't even have to be wearing one. Just having it on your raft is enough. Just as knowing that this is an issue of SHORT STORIES is enough to tell you there are some great authors inside. In this case, H. Bedford-Jones ("Tiger Blood" is a great title!), Jackson Gregory, Bennett Foster, Bob du Soe, and Bertrand W. Sinclair, along with a few lesser-known writers. Any time you see a blood-red sun on the cover of a pulp, you know you're in for excitement.

1 comment:

Glen Davis said...

For the last several years, it is impossible to read the phrase "Tiger's Blood" without thinking of Charlie Sheen.