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Стюарт Стерлинг - The Black Lizard Big Book of Pulps

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Название:
The Black Lizard Big Book of Pulps
Автор:
Стюарт Стерлинг
Издательство:
Vintage Books
Жанр:
Криминальный детектив / Крутой детектив / на английском языке
Год:
2007
Город:
New York
ISBN:
978-0-307-28048-0
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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 freight train — a bullet couldn’t pass through it. Here are the best stories and every major writer who ever appeared in celebrated Pulps like Black Mask, Dime Detective, Detective Fiction Weekly, and more. These are the classic tales that created the genre and gave birth to hard-hitting detectives who smoke criminals like packs of cigarettes; sultry dames whose looks are as lethal as a dagger to the chest; and gin-soaked hideouts where conversations are just preludes to murder. This is crime fiction at its gritty best.
Including:
• Three stories by Raymond Chandler, Cornell Woolrich, Erle Stanley Gardner, and Dashiell Hammett.
• Complete novels from Carroll John Daly, the man who invented the hard-boiled detective, and Fredrick Nebel, one of the masters of the form.
• A never before published Dashiell Hammett story.
• Every other major pulp writer of the time, including Paul Cain, Steve Fisher, James M. Cain, Horace McCoy, and many, many more of whom you’ve probably never heard.
• Three deadly sections — The Crimefighters, The Villains, and The Dames — with three unstoppable introductions by Harlan Coben, Harlan Ellison, and Laura Lippman.
Featuring:
• Plenty of reasons for murder, all of them good.
• A kid so smart — he’ll die of it.
• A soft-hearted loan shark’s legman learning — the hard way — never to buy a strange blonde a hamburger.
• The uncanny “Moon Man” and his mad-money victims.

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“The Invisible Millionaire” by Leslie Charteris from Black Mask Magazine, June 1938. Copyright © 1938 by Leslie Charteris. Reprinted by permission of Gelfman Schneider Literary Agents for the author.

“You’ll Always Remember Me” by Steve Fisher for Black Mask Magazine, March 1938. Copyright © 1938 by Pro-Distributors, Inc.; renewed 1955 by Popular Publications, Inc. Reprinted by special arrangement with Keith Alan Deutsch (keithdeutsch@comcast.net; www.blackmaskmagazine.com) proprietor and conservator of the respective copyrights, and successor-in-interest to Popular Publications, Inc.

“Pastorale” by James M. Cain. Copyright © 1938 by James M. Cain; renewed 1965 by James M. Cain. Reprinted by permission of Harold Ober Associates. First published in The American Mercury, March 1938.

“The Monkey Murder” by Erle Stanley Gardner from Detective Story Magazine, January 1939. Copyright © 1938 by Street & Smith; renewed 1966 by Erle Stanley Gardner. Reprinted by permission of Hughes & Hobson LLC on behalf of the Erle Stanley Gardner Trust.

“Pigeon Blood” by Paul Cain from Black Mask Magazine, November 1933. Copyright © 1938 by Pro-Distributors, Inc.; renewed 1950 by Popular Publications, Inc. Reprinted by special arrangement with Keith Alan Deutsch (keithdeutsch@comcast.net; www.blackmaskmagazine.com) proprietor and conservator of the respective copyrights, and successor-in-interest to Popular Publications, Inc.

“About Kid Deth” by Raoul Whitfield from Black Mask Magazine, February 1931. Copyright © 1931 by Pro-Distributors, Inc.; renewed 1948 by Popular Publications, Inc. Reprinted by special arrangement with Keith Alan Deutsch (keithdeutsch@comcast.net; www.blackmaskmagazine.com) proprietor and conservator of the respective copyrights, and successor-in-interest to Popular Publications, Inc.

“The Perfect Crime” by C. S. Montayne from Black Mask Magazine, July 1920. Copyright © 1920 by Pro-Distributors, Inc.; renewed 1937 by Popular Publications, Inc. Reprinted by special arrangement with Keith Alan Deutsch (keithdeutsch@comcast.net; www.blackmaskmagazine.com) proprietor and conservator of the respective copyrights, and successor-in-interest to Popular Publications, Inc.

“You’ll Die Laughing” by Norbert Davis from Black Mask Magazine, November 1940. Copyright © 1940 by Pro-Distributors, Inc.; renewed 1957 by Popular Publications, Inc. Reprinted by special arrangement with Keith Alan Deutsch (keithdeutsch@comcast.net; www.blackmaskmagazine.com) proprietor and conservator of the respective copyrights, and successor-in-interest to Popular Publications, Inc.

“The Crimes of Richmond City” by Frederick Nebel. Copyright © 2006 by Keith Alan Deutsch. Originally published in Black Mask Magazine as “Raw Law” (September 1928); “Dog Eat Dog” (October 1928); “Law Laughs Last” (November 1928); “Law Without Law” (April 1929); “Graft” (May 1929). Copyright © 1928 and 1929 by Pro-Distributors, Inc.; copyright © renewed 1945 and 1946 by Popular Publications, Inc. Reprinted by special arrangement with Keith Alan Deutsch (keithdeutsch@comcast.net; www.blackmaskmagazine.com) proprietor and conservator of the respective copyrights, and successor-in-interest to Popular Publications, Inc.

“Angel Face” by Cornell Woolrich from Black Mask Magazine, October 1937. Copyright © 1937 by Cornell Woolrich; renewed 1964 by Claire Woolrich Memorial Scholarship Fund. Reprinted by permission of JP Morgan Chase Bank as Trustee for the Claire Woolrich Memorial Scholarship Fund.

“Chosen to Die” by Leslie T. White from Dime Detective, December 1,1934. Copyright © 1934 by Pro-Distributors, Inc.; renewed 1962 by Popular Publications, Inc. Reprinted by special arrangement with Keith Alan Deutsch (keithdeutsch@comcast.net; www.blackmaskmagazine.com) proprietor and conservator of the respective copyrights, and successor-in-interest to Popular Publications, Inc.

“A Pinch of Snuff’ by Eric Taylor from Black Mask Magazine, June 1929. Copyright © 1929 by Pro-Distributors, Inc.; renewed 1957 by Popular Publications, Inc. Reprinted by special arrangement with Keith Alan Deutsch (keithdeutsch@comcast.net; www.blackmaskmagazine.com) proprietor and conservator of the respective copyrights, and successor-in-interest to Popular Publications, Inc.

“A Shock for the Countess” by C. S. Montayne form Black Mask Magazine, March 15, 1923. Copyright © 1923 by Pro-Distributors, Inc.; renewed 1951 by Popular Publications, Inc. Reprinted by special arrangement with Keith Alan Deutsch (keithdeutsch@comcast.net; www.blackmaskmagazine.com) proprietor and conservator of the respective copyrights, and successor-in-interest to Popular Publications, Inc.

“The Corpse in the Crystal” by D. B. McCandless from Detective Fiction Weekly, 1937. Copyright © 1937 by Pro-Distributors, Inc.; renewed 1965 by Popular Publications, Inc. Reprinted by special arrangement with Keith Alan Deutsch (keithdeutsch@comcast.net; www.blackmaskmagazine.com) proprietor and conservator of the respective copyrights, and successor-in-interest to Popular Publications, Inc.

“He Got What He Asked For” by D. B. McCandless from Detective Fiction Weekly, January 16, 1937. Copyright © 1937 by Pro-Distributors, Inc.; renewed 1965 by Popular Publications, Inc. Reprinted by special arrangement with Keith Alan Deutsch (keithdeutsch@comcast.net; www.blackmaskmagazine.com) proprietor and conservator of the respective copyrights, and successor-in-interest to Popular Publications, Inc.

“Dance Macabre” by Robert Reeves from Black Mask Magazine, April 1941. Copyright © 1941 by Pro-Distributors, Inc.; renewed 1969 by Popular Publications, Inc. Reprinted by special arrangement with Keith Alan Deutsch ( keithdeutsch@comcast.net; www.blackmaskmagazine.com) proprietor and conservator of the respective copyrights, and successor-in-interest to Popular Publications, Inc.

“The Girl with the Silver Eyes” by Dashiell Hammett from Black Mask Magazine, June 1924. Copyright © 1924 by Dashiell Hammett; renewed 1952 by Dashiell Hammett. Reprinted by permission of the Literary Property Trust of Dashiell Hammett. Reprinted in The Continental Op by Dashiell Hammett, Copyright © 1974 by Lillian Hellman, Executrix of the Estate of Dashiell Hammett. Used by permission of Random House, Inc.

“The Duchess Pulls a Fast One” by Whitman Chambers from Detective Fiction Weekly, September 19,1936. Copyright© 1936 by Pro-Distributors, Inc.; renewed 1964 by Popular Publications, Inc. Reprinted by special arrangement with Keith Alan Deutsch (keithdeutsch@comcast.net; www.blackmaskmagazine.com) proprietor and conservator of the respective copyrights, and successor-in-interest to Popular Publications, Inc.

“Mansion of Death” by Roger Torrey from Detective Fiction Weekly, May 25,1940. Copyright © 1940 by Pro-Distributors, Inc.; renewed 1968 by Popular Publications, Inc. Reprinted by special arrangement with Keith Alan Deutsch (keithdeutsch@comcast.net; www.blackmaskmagazine.com) proprietor and conservator of the respective copyrights, and successor-in-interest to Popular Publications, Inc.