Richard Moore wrote: "The magazine also featured a
regular column "Gossip from our New York
representative" Ed Bodin. Readers of Frank Gruber's
fascinating memoir THE PULP JUNGLE will recognize Bodin's
name. In fact it was only a few months after this issue came
out that Gruber moved to New York determined to make it as a
writer."
I was reminded of an exciting adventure book I thought was by
Frank Gruber that took place in South America and concerned
llamas. "The Red <something or other>"? So I Googled,
and didn't see anything close by the time I was distracted by
the story of his friendship with and influence on L. Ron
Hubbard. Does this book sound familiar to anyone?
I may take a look through my unopened
boxes of books, but it's probably gone. I moved in 1993 and
had to get rid of 90% of my books, and then did the same in
1996.
Joy, who'll never move again except to a place with rooms and
rooms of built-in bookshelves
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