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Meskimen Applied Silliness: Actors, Artists, Celebrity Voices
Description: L. Ron Hubbard’s popular fiction from the 1930s and 1940s appeared in the all-fiction “pulp” magazines—available today in the Stories from the Golden Age.
“The Green God” original publication in the February 1934 issue of Thrilling Adventures
When L. Ron Hubbard’s first commercially published story, “The Green God,” appeared in Thrilling Adventures ’ February 1934 edition, it marked not so much the debut of a new author as it did the emergence of a literary force. That it was one with a capacity for rapid-fire production in extraordinary volume became clear in just the first few months. In less than a year, in the words of one of publishing’s most esteemed periodicals, L. Ron Hubbard earned a reputation “as a superlative storyteller with total m
It was all there from the first—taut action, memorably defined characters, vivid plot contours, compelling artistry, and that hallmark L. Ron Hubbard sense of authenticity, already his at the young age of 23. His tales delivered a sharp jolt of reality drawn from a wealth of his own hard-won experience obtained in a well-traveled and richly diverse life, boldly adventurous stuff of which towering careers—and legends—are made.
Pegasus Pulp | Pulp with a Literary Sensibility Destroying literature since 2011
Meskimen Applied Silliness: Actors, Artists, Celebrity Voices