I've been a bit slack with the content of late, so I sat down to try and find things of note this afternoon.
First, we've got a profile of Akashic Books' Johnny Temple that ran in the IHT some time ago. I missed it the first time around. He also managed to land himself in a Glenlivet ad.
Over at Bleak House Ben LeRoy interviews Mike Segretto of Contemporary Press. (For a publisher with books like these, they sure have an innocuous sounding name.)
The Rap Sheet has the scoop on Crippen & Landru's definitive collection of Lew Archer short stories.
Allan Guthrie is on television.
Sunday Morning Bonus Pulp: Dime Detective, April 1939
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This is a pretty eye-catching cover. I don't know who painted it, but it's
a reminder that every adventurer should have a top hat as well as a pith
helm...
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