American Pulp

Name: American Pulp
ISBN: 9780786704613

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Title: American Pulp
ISBN-10: 0-7867-0461-6
ISBN-13: 978-0-7867-0461-3
Author(s): Bill Pronzini, C. B. Gilford, Lawrence Block, Dorothy B. Hughes, JOHN JAKES, Wade Miller, Jack Ritchie, Craig Rice, Day Keene, Herbert D. Kastle, Talmage Powell, John D. MaCdonald, William Campbell Gault, Richard S. Prather, Leigh Brackett, Mickey Spillane., Clark Howard, John Lutz, Marthayn Pelegrimas, Edward Gorman, Stephen Marlowe, Gil Brewer, Richard Matheson, Robert J. Randisi, Marcia Muller, David Goodis, Fredric Brown, Helen Nielsen, Donald Wandrei, Norbert Davis, Donald E. Westlake, Ed Gorman, Edward Bryant, L. J. Washburn, Evan Hunter, James Reasoner, Martin Harry Greenberg, Vin Packer, Jay M. Flynn
Publisher: Avalon Publishing
Published: 1997
Format: Paperback
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Pages: 458
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EAN: 9780786704613
ASIN: 0786704616
Prefix: 978
Group: 0
Group Name: English language
Group Identifier: 978-0
Registrant: 7867
Publication: 0461
Check Digit: 3
Formatted: 978-0-7867-0461-3

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