Pulp Writer by Paul S. Powers, edited by Laurie Powers

“[Powers] provides a lively chronicle of working during the 1930s and ’40s, the years many fans consider the golden era of pulp fiction. . . . Powers may not have been a great prose stylist, but he could spin a lively, readable yarn—as this long-neglected autobiography attests.”— Charles Solomon, Los Angeles Times Book Review

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