Issue Review – Blue Book magazine, January 1936

Thought I’d begin this year with a review of Blue Book, another of my favorite magazines. It’s easy to overlook it, most of the covers are not spectacular. However, in the 1930s Blue Book was definitely better illustrated than Adventure magazine, and generally had high quality fiction spanning many genres – science fiction and humor… Continue reading Issue Review – Blue Book magazine, January 1936

Greatest pulp stories ever (from the blog of author P. J. Thorndyke)

Thought you might enjoy this series of blog posts on greatest pulp stories ever (from the blog of author P. J. Thorndyke) : Greatest Ever Pulp Stories #1 – The Call of Cthulhu Greatest Ever Pulp Stories #2 – Tarzan of the Apes Greatest Ever Pulp Stories #3 – Red Harvest Greatest Ever Pulp Stories… Continue reading Greatest pulp stories ever (from the blog of author P. J. Thorndyke)

Bigelow Neal – Author, North Dakota

Another entry in the series of articles on authors that appeared in Blue Book magazine. Bigelow Neal was a writer from North Dakota, known for his wildlife stories. This article originally appeared in the Bismarck Tribune, February 22, 1930. Basic biographical factsBorn: 27 June, 1891 in Bismarck, North DakotaDied: August 21, 1962 in Ward County,… Continue reading Bigelow Neal – Author, North Dakota

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