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James Stevens
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James Stevens, a man in agony.
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May 1936 issue
cover art by Walter M. Baumhofer
S. Omar Barker, “They’ve Shot Jug Murphy"
Commander Edward Ellsberg, “Submarine Gold” (Part 2 of 5)
Wynant Davis Hubbard: The Bombing of Dessye
Lynn Bogue Hunt, “The Bengal Assassin "
Henry Herbert Knibbs, “The Forty-Four Pocket Piece"
James Stevens, “The Trouble Twins"
Gordon Young, “Everhard” (Don Everhard) - not the same as the story of the same name in the September, 1933 issue
Seattle Mystery Bookshop
there's a moment in remains of the day (the book) when Stevens goes "of course her letter has given me extra cause to continue thinking of her as 'Miss Kenton', since it would seem, sadly, that her marriage is finally to come to an end".
that freudian use of the two adverbs (Sadly and finally) betraying his state of mind. That finally is astonishing. He hasn't spoken or written to this woman in 20 years! He had no idea of what happened to her, or how her marriage is going, where she lives or what she does. And yet he was sure it was going to fail. He was hopeful it would be fail. Just. this book.
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March 1, 1934 issue
cover art by Tom Lovell
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March 26, 1932 issue
cover art by Paul Stahr
stories included:
Theodore Roscoe, “Devil’s Payment” (Part 1 of 2)
William Merriam Rouse , “The Siege of Ste. Anne"
Edgar Rice Burroughs, “Tarzan and the City of Gold” (Part 3 of 6; Tarzan)
James Stevens, “The War of the Murphys"
F.V.W. Mason , “Captain Renegade” (Part 6 of 6)
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Very good movie. Depressing. But good.