I seem to have been wrong about Otis Gaylord/G.H. Otis having
written sex paperbacks, since I don't find any evidence of
that now. It's possible though, since everyone wrote sex
paperbacks in the late fifties/early sixties. And there's a
gap in Gaylord's bibliography: he wrote the Lion pb's in 1953
and published a book only after six years. He must've had
some other line of work or then he wrote true crime for men's
mags.
Gaylord's Westerns as by Peter Dawson were published
1959-1968. There's eight of them (i.e. "The Savages", 1959,
"The Texas Slicks", 1961, "Showdown", 1964). One of the
titles is "Bloody Gold" (1963) which I've read. The story was
noirish, since almost everyone was killed at the end having
pursued the cargo of gold throughout the book. Maybe I should
read this in English and not in translation. Perhaps some of
our Western readers (James R., Bill C.?) could say something
about them.
Juri http://pulpetti.blogspot.com
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