A classic crime story originally published in the July, 1949 issue of Black Mask.
A classic crime story originally published in the July, 1949 issue of Black Mask.
The story is told through a series of classified ads, which begin with an advertisement of a rich be
A classic crime story from MANHUNT (May 1957).
The most dangerous power you can give someone is the legal right to take a gun and go after their de
They planned to kidnap a little boy, hold him for ransom, and collect a big payoff. Nothing would ha
Hervie Taylor, a small, mild-mannered man, stabbed her and chopped her up into mincemeat after years
A Black Cat Pulp Classic! Lawyer Solomon Burr has a new client . . . and it's an old friend
It’s been twelve years since we’ve heard of Mr. Evan Pinkerton, the little, timid man wh
#4 in the Singer Batts series, by Thomas B. Dewey. Thomas B. Dewey wrote four novels featuring Sing
"Third machine gun gangster dies!" came the newsboy's cry through the window of Judge Mackaye's st
This new “Col. Primrose Mystery Novel” might have well been called "The New Mrs. Latham
When Mr. Wallace was found neatly suspended from a hook in the bathroom ceiling, with a slender ch
The public has always had a fascination with true crime, from the Victorian era to the present day.
In the bay of Cienfuegos, a little Cuban town, the naked body of a D.C.I. officer was found floati