Kevin Smith (kvnsmith@colba.net)
Mon, 4 Oct 1999 08:23:12 -0400
Mark Monolux wrote:
>Someone on this list suggested a great website to me,
showing a new book
>that has been produced talking about pulp as it
relates to lesbian themes.
>This book had a great title and site and I need to
locate it again because
>they were kind enough to give me a link to my site
and i want to
>reciprocate.
>So, whoever gave out the information before, could
you give it out again?
Well, I'm the someone, I think, and in fact, I think I just
mentioned the book on this list a little while ago, but just
in case, I'll do it again. It's called STRANGE SISTERS: THE
ART OF LESBIAN PULP FICTION, and it's by Jaye Zimet. It's
published by Penguin Putnam, so there might be a page
somewhere on their web site at http://www.penguinputnam.com
. And yep, your site was indeed included in it, I think in
the "Further References" part.
What? Don't you guys read DETAILS? There was a sneak peak of
the book in the August issue, with several cover scans of
such well-known literary classics as LESBO WIFE and
VOLUPTUOUS VOYAGE. And there are, in fact, several web sites
devoted to the same topic. Enter "lesbian pulp fiction" into
your web browser, and be prepared to enter "the dark, hidden
twilight world of twisted desires and the unnatural love that
dare not whisper its name."
Kevin Burton Smith The Thrilling Detective Web Site http://www.colba.net/~kvnsmith/thrillingdetective/
Come soon: The October issue, with some cool stuff about
Dashiell Hammett.
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