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Short Sighted Murder - 3 Pulp Tales of Murder!
Short Sighted Murder - 3 Pulp Tales of Murder!
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PERIL PRESS presents:
Popular Detective , March, 1948
42 KEYS TO MURDER
A Novelet
by Edward Churchill
Newspaper correspondent Nick Burney and his wife Sue become a pair of high-powered sleuths when they take the trail after the killing of Homer Hansel, the snooping society editor.
Chapter 1: One Column Less
Chapter 2: Short-sighted
Chapter 3: Third Story Work
Chapter 4: Visitors
Chapter 5: A Gun Is Traced
Chapter 6: Desk Man
11,400 Words
The Lone Eagle, August 1940
WASHOUT
by Edward Churchill
Author of “On Yellow Wings,” “Trouble Pilots,” etc.
Speed Hardigan Hurtles Through Storm-Swept Skies to Blast the Myth That a Man of Forty-Five Is Through!
3200 Words
Popular Detective, November 1946
YOU CAN ALWAYS CATCH FISH
by Edward Churchill
Easy-going Ephraim Pratt, Chief of the two-man police force of Corn County, finds plenty of bait in his “evidence” file!
6300 Words
This edition includes all of the illustrations from the 3 stories as well as a gallery of 23 pulp covers from magazines that feature Edward Churchill stories.
Popular Detective , March, 1948
42 KEYS TO MURDER
A Novelet
by Edward Churchill
Newspaper correspondent Nick Burney and his wife Sue become a pair of high-powered sleuths when they take the trail after the killing of Homer Hansel, the snooping society editor.
Chapter 1: One Column Less
Chapter 2: Short-sighted
Chapter 3: Third Story Work
Chapter 4: Visitors
Chapter 5: A Gun Is Traced
Chapter 6: Desk Man
11,400 Words
The Lone Eagle, August 1940
WASHOUT
by Edward Churchill
Author of “On Yellow Wings,” “Trouble Pilots,” etc.
Speed Hardigan Hurtles Through Storm-Swept Skies to Blast the Myth That a Man of Forty-Five Is Through!
3200 Words
Popular Detective, November 1946
YOU CAN ALWAYS CATCH FISH
by Edward Churchill
Easy-going Ephraim Pratt, Chief of the two-man police force of Corn County, finds plenty of bait in his “evidence” file!
6300 Words
This edition includes all of the illustrations from the 3 stories as well as a gallery of 23 pulp covers from magazines that feature Edward Churchill stories.
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