seen from France
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February 1929 issue
Mark Plum, “The Duchessa’s Emeralds"
Murray Leinster, “The Man-Wolves” (Part 1 of 2)
Thomas Topham, “The Magnificent Thief”
Richard Wilmer Rowan, “Dead Reckoning”
Bob du Soe, “The Midnight Mail"
Cole Richards, “Snoopy"
Erle Stanley Gardner, “Routine Stuff"
Hamilton Craigie, “Incredible Case of Cincy Slim"
R.E. Alexander, “Removals, Unlimited"
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March 1930 issue
cover by Thomas Skinner
Ben R. Tidyman, “The Gangster Detective"
Herbert Hall Taylor, “The People vs. Cordelia Bodkin"
Anatole Feldman, “Gunning for Hijackers"
Mark Plum, “False Clues"
Robert Page Ahern, “The Big Shot"
E. R. Punshon, “The Cottage Murders” (Part 2 of 3)
John D. Klorer, “Double-Crossed"
Arden X. Pangborn, “A Gunman’s Blunder"
Arden X. Pangborn, “The Dixon Murder Case"
Joe M. Conrad, “The Snow-Runners"
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Mark Plum
📣 New Interview on Substack!
Today I sat down with Substack author Mark Plum — an English teacher with a chilling gift for theological horror.
If you’re a fan of dark fiction with a deeper edge, this one’s for you.
Read the full interview now:
I often tell silly stories in my classroom...
