The Art of Pulp Horror: An Illustrated History by Stephen Jones: New

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Number of Pages: 256 Pages Country of Origin: United States Book Series: Applause Bks. Format: Hardcover width: 10.2 in Pages: 256 Book Title: Art of Pulp Horror : an Illustrated History Publisher: Leonard Corporation, Hal Item Height: 1 in Topic: Horror, Fantasy / Dark Fantasy Item Length: 11.3 in Publication Date: 2020-08-15 Item Width: 10.2 in Publication Year: 2020 Language: English Item Weight: 57.1 Oz ISBN: 9781540032973 Illustrator: Yes Genre: Fiction height: 1 in Author: Stephen Jones

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The Art of Pulp Horror: An Illustrated History by Stephen Jones: New. "The Art of Pulp Horror: An Illustrated History by Stephen Jones is a visually stunning and informative guide to the history of horror in popular culture. This hardcover book, published in 2020, features over 800 rare and unique images from around the world, including book covers, movie posters, comic books, and more. With insightful commentary from award-winning writer and editor Stephen Jones and a foreword by acclaimed author Robert Silverberg, this visually rich volume charts the influence of pulp fiction and low-budget filmmaking on modern horror. A must-have for fans of the genre, this book offers a comprehensive look at how we have embraced and exploited the gratuitous and the gory in our popular culture for over a century." "The Art of Pulp Horror: An Illustrated History by Stephen Jones is a visually stunning and informative guide to the history of horror in popular culture. This hardcover book, published in 2020, features over 800 rare and unique images from around the world, including book covers, movie posters, comic books, and more. With insightful commentary from award-winning writer and editor Stephen Jones and a foreword by acclaimed author Robert Silverberg, this visually rich volume charts the influence of pulp fiction and low-budget filmmaking on modern horror. A must-have for fans of the genre, this book offers a comprehensive look at how we have embraced and exploited the gratuitous and the gory in our popular culture for over a century."