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Post by andydecker on May 19, 2019 10:56:31 GMT
Two additions. Robert Arthur Smith - The Prey (Fawcett 1977, 448 p.) Robert Arthur Smith - Vampire Notes (Fawcett 1990, 240 p.) |
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Post by andydecker on May 19, 2019 11:31:53 GMT
Two more I found on the shelves. Gary Brander - The Howling (Fawcett, 1977, 223 p.) Charles L. Grant - The Bloodwind (Fawcett, April 1982, 223 p.) |
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Post by helrunar on Jun 5, 2020 17:20:39 GMT
Interesting article I found today about the origins and ramifications of the Fawcett Gold Medal series. Who knew these little books helped launch French New Wave cinema? newimprovedgorman.blogspot.com/2006/11/gold-medal-books-1000-words.htmlLast night, I finished reading Richard Himmel's Johnny Maguire novel, The Chinese Keyhole. Himmel was a best-selling author in the Gold Medal line. I was led to purchase this title as a blurb in the back of another Gold Medal tome I own promised that the plot pitted Maguire against "a whip-wielding homosexual sadist." I'd give the book a solid B--it definitely has a noir feeling to it, with several lengthy interludes in which Maguire reflects upon the dangerous vicissitudes of his carnal involvement with various women and the treacherous grounds of seeming longtime friendship with an old War comrade. H. |
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