10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PAPERBACKER»
Discover the use of
paperbacker in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
paperbacker and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
John. D. MacDonald. "The. Greatest. Paperbacker. of. Us. AH". by Michael
Barson John D. MacDonald came to paperbacks the way Patton came to Sicily
and Caesar to Gaul. After selling well over one hundred stories between and
1949 to ...
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You've Got to be Carefully Taught: Learning and Relearning ...
... learn that the previously unknown paperbacker I'd been reading for fun, Kurt
Vonnegut, had in the past six months become famous. Back in April, during the
same week I'd been sweating my doctoral comps, he had published his sixth
novel, ...
3
Offensive Literature: Decensorship in Britain, 1960-1982
In 1958, a downmarket British paperbacker, Ace, brought out the abridged
Chatterley (it went through four editions in twelve months). In 1959 this firm
brought out Women in Love (the only major Lawrence item missing from the
Penguin ...
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Mystery Fanfare: A Composite Annotated Index to Mystery and ...
... l-l C l29 (MacDonald, John D.), John D. MacDonald, The Greatest Paperbacker
of Us All, (on MacDonald 's place in paperback mysteries and paperback
originals) , by Michael S. Barson, 4-l PQ 3 (MacDonald, John D.), John D.
MacDonald, ...
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Gunshots in Another Room: The Forgotten Life of Dan J. Marlowe
Marlowe had created a masterpiece. So has Charles Kelly."--Ed Gorman, legendary mystery writer and editor of The Big Book of Noir. "Kelly relates (the details of Marlowe's life) with a sharp and sympathetic eye and a hardboiled style.
Since 1970 Sphere have been comfortably in the black and climbing steadily,
and although both hardcover imprints may at this stage prefer to lay off their
investments at one go to the outside paperbacker, one cannot help wondering
whether ...
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Véra: (Mrs. Vladimir Nabokov)
How could The Defem-e's British paperbacker even dream of putting such a
pseudomodern abomination on the cover? She agreed the work of a young
Russian writer was promising but wished he did not imitate her husband quite so
much.
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1001 midnights: the aficionado's guide to mystery and ...
(O/PI) Nick Quarry (a great pseudonym) was one of the names used by prolific
paperbacker Marvin H. Albert, who also wrote entertaining books as Al Conroy
and Tony Rome. Most of the Quarry novels are part of the series featuring Jake ...
Bill Pronzini, Marcia Muller, 1986
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One million words of book notes, 1958-1993
This is a congenial little book that some paperbacker ought to reprint sometime.
Essentially about Negroes in New York, it includes a history of Negroes in
American theater and some peripheral materials about Negro life. It is intended to
be ...
Richard Kostelanetz, 1996
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The end of intelligent writing: literary politics in America
If a new novel is not destined to become a movie, then it probably is not worth
mass- paperbacking; if a manuscript of fiction is not likely to be mass-
paperbacked (since no quality paperbacker reprints new fiction), then the novel
will probably ...
Richard Kostelanetz, 1974
