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Monthly Archives: September 2011
Author John McPartland, Gone With the 1950s
Author John McPartland is a forgotten man today. But in the 1950s he was prolific and considered one of the most promising writers to write for Gold Medal, the leading publisher of noir fiction during that era. McPartland also earned … Continue reading
