Cult fiction: popular reading and pulp theory

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Crime and Detective Fiction Studies Libraries, Manuscripts, and Books Gothic Literature and Media Analysis

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Acknowledgements - Permissions - PART 1: ET IN ARCADIA EGO - 'Scuse me Mr H'Officer': An Introduction - Throwing Rice at Brad and Janet: Illicit, Delinquent Pleasures - Turning the World Round: The Print Revolution - A River So Deep: Literacy, Language, Reading - Outlaws Against The Law Badge: Readers Reading - Smart Like Us: Culture and Kulcha - Living in Technicolour: The Rules of Pulp - PART 2: ARS GRATIA ARTIS - The Ripper Writing: A Cream of a Nightmare Dream - West is East: Nayland Smith's Sinophobia and Sax Rohmer's Bank Balance - This Revolting Graveyard of the Universe: The Horror Fiction of H.P. Lovecraft - Harry and Marianne: the Never Ending Supernatural Soap - PART 3: REQUIESCAT - Requiem for a Print Culture: Books Like a Movie? - Sticky Like Us: Pulp and the Beat of Contemporary Theory

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