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Protecting Project Pulp No. 38: Dennis Plimmer

April 2, 2013 by Frederic Himebaugh

Main Fiction: “Man From the Wrong Time-Track” by Dennis Plimmer, first published in Uncanny Stories, April 1941.

Narrator: Tim Maroney.

The statement which follows concerns the entire world, and for that reason I, Paul Dicey of Irving Place, New York City, am sending copies of it to the world’s leading newspapers. What I have to say herein must be considered carefully by all who can read, for in it may lie their salvation and the salvation of billions of their descendants yet unborn!

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Protecting Project Pulp No. 37: J. E. Grinstead

March 26, 2013 by Frederic Himebaugh

Main Fiction: “The Waters Of Bowlegs Creek” by J. E. Grinstead, first published in The Frontier, May 1926.

Narrator: Dan Rabarts.

The dry homestead on Big Bowlegs Creek looked like a hopeless proposition until Clell Berry started to investigate the source of the stream—and then it became a lively one indeed.

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Protecting Project Pulp No. 36: Donald Bayne Hobart

March 19, 2013 by Frederic Himebaugh

Main Fiction: “The Crawling Creature” by Donald Bayne Hobart, first published in Thrilling Adventures, July 1932.

Narrator: Jeff Lewis.

Every step meant danger in the trail of Dan Buckly’s mysterious, sinister killer!

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Protecting Project Pulp No. 35: Raymond Gallum

March 12, 2013 by Frederic Himebaugh

Main Fiction: “The Crystal Ray” by Raymond Gallum, first published in Air Wonder Stories, November, 1929.

Editor’s Note: This story contains racial terms typical of yellow peril stories. Listener discretion is advised.

Narrator: Logan Waterman.

From the bow of one of America’s ships a beam of bluish light stabbed out and struck an enemy craft. It passed thru the vessel as tho it had been made of glass instead of thousands of tons of steel.

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Protecting Project Pulp No. 33: G. G. Pendarves

February 26, 2013 by Frederic Himebaugh

Main Fiction: “The Whistling Corpse” by G. G. Pendarves, first published in Weird Tales, July, 1937.

Narrator: Adam Pracht.

A gripping weird tale of the sea—of the thing that walked in the fog—and the terror that stalked on board an ocean liner.

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