#carter brown

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Art by Robert McGinnis, 1971.

[cantsayidont]

1963. Robert McGinnis painting for the cover of the Signet paperback edition of THE PASSIONATE PAGAN, a Danny Boyd mystery by Australian author Alan Yates (writing as Carter Brown).

[pulpsandcomics2]

The Hellcat  by Carter Brown   (Signet, 1962)    cover by Robert McGinnis

[maxriderg]

Folks, in honor of Zeno Robinson's upcoming 33rd Birthday, I've made a little something for his 33rd Birthday and welp, have a very Happy 33rd Birthday to him, complete with this.

[box-o-paperbacks]

The Plush-Lined Coffin, 1967

[aranazo]

The Wind-Up Doll by Carter Brown, a pseudonym of Alan Geoffrey Yates. With an uncredited Robert McGinnis cover.

[twinktor-frankenstein]

My teacher just let me info dump about David Gale this is so cool

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Currently Reading

Getting into the holiday spirit with A Corpse for Christmas by Carter Brown.

Lieutenant Al Wheeler has been called to investigate a homicide at a costume Christmas party where the prime suspect is Santa Clause

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Carter Brown - Der Vampir - Desch - 1967

[neopuff]

zoe/carter // remember to remember me

[swamiswampy]

Here are some books I read "recently". I really enjoyed "The Score" and "Shark Infested Custard". "Lemons Never Lie" was also really good and had some absolutely beautiful writing as some of the scenes were described that I still cannot get over. I liked them so much that I actually bought a second copy of it so I can mount and frame those pages for our wall.

Also, if you like Quentin Tarantino go read "Shark Infested Custard".

[violentestlove]

1968 _ Signet 3533 by Uilke Via Flickr: 1968; The Hellcat by Carter Brown. Cover art by Robert McGinnis.

[cantsayidont]

The model for this 1970 Robert McGinnis painting, which was used for the cover of the Signet paperback edition of Carter Brown's THE UNORTHODOX CORPSE, was Shere Hite (1942–2020), then an undergraduate at Columbia University and later a groundbreaking, highly controversial sexologist and the author of, inter alia, THE HITE REPORT ON FEMALE SEXUALITY, first published in 1976. Here's McGinnis's sketch of Hite for the above painting:

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The Lover by Carter Brown        (Signet, 1959)     cover by Robert McGinnis

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Labradford - S

[thisonewhocanbreathe]

“we need more complex female characters” the second women start showing a glimpse of emotion y’all call them over-sensitive or annoying. smh.