The Pulp Aviation MEGAPACK®
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This volume collects 17 thrilling pulp adventure stories with an aviation theme, showcasing daring World War I pilots, fearless stunt flyers, vigilant air border patrol agents, and more. These tales, packed with action and drama, capture the pioneering spirit of aviation's golden age.
These stories come primarily from pulp magazines published in the 1920s, a decade when aviation soared from novelty to necessity, and pilots became global heroes. This was the era of Amelia Earhart and Charles Lindbergh, when each new record-breaking flight captivated the public and fueled imaginations worldwide. These stories were written at a time when flight was still seen as a blend of magic and technology, and pilots risked everything to push the boundaries of what was possible.
In these pages, you'll find vivid portrayals of both the triumphs and perils of early aviation, penned by some of the most popular and prolific writers of the time. They give us a window into the hopes, fears, and dreams of an era when the skies were a new frontier. Whether battling the elements, enemy planes, or their inner demons, these characters embody the daring and resilience that defined aviation’s early days.
So buckle up—and hold on tight for the trip of a lifetime through the highs and lows of vintage aviation adventure.
Included are:THE SKY SHERIFF, by Thomson Burtis
HOOKING A SKY RIDE, by Dan Morrissey
FLOOD WATERS, by Leland S. Jamieson
HIS TO FLY, by Richard Howells Watkins
RIVALS OF THE CLOUDS, by Raoul Whitfield
NERVE ENOUGH, by Richard Howells Watkins
THEN LUCK CAME IN, by Andrew A. Caffrey
IN THE LINE OF DUTY, by H.P.S. Greene
THE KINK, by Thomson Burtis
MEDIUM BOILED, by Thomson Burtis
THE LUCKY LITTLE STIFF, by H.P.S. Greene
PRIZE OF THE AIR, by Ben Conlon
EXILES OF THE SKY, by Samuel Spewack
THE LAST CRASH, by Kenneth Latour
PLANE JANE, by Frederick C. Davis
THE AIR SPLASHER, by Rickard Howells Watkins
INTO THE BLUE, by F. Britten Austin
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F Britten Austin
F. Britten Austin, born on May 8, 1885, in Mile End, London, England, turned into an outstanding author regarded for his contributions to film and literature. His brilliant works encompass "The Last Outpost" (1935), "Buried Treasure" (1921), and "A Woman Redeemed" (1927). Married to Ethel King and later Edith Abbot, Austin left a legacy of creativity and storytelling. Tragically, F. Britten Austin's lifestyles got here to a stop on March 12, 1941, in Weston-Tremendous-Mare, Somerset, England, UK. His effect on literature and cinema persists, along with his works continuing to be liked by folks that fee storytelling and cinematic artistry. The span of his career and the variety of his creations replicate a wealthy contribution to the cultural panorama, leaving a long-lasting mark on the arena of letters and movie.
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Thomson Burtis
Thomson Burtis (1896-1971) was an American author and aviator best known for his adventure novels and stories centered around aviation, particularly during the early 20th century. Born in Pennsylvania, Burtis developed a passion for flying and the burgeoning field of aviation, which heavily influenced his writing. His firsthand experiences as a pilot during World War I and later in the interwar period provided him with deep insights into the life of aviators, which he vividly brought to life in his works. Burtis wrote numerous novels and short stories, many of which appeared in popular magazines of the time. His works often celebrated the bravery, camaraderie, and patriotism of military pilots, blending action-packed narratives with a keen understanding of the technical aspects of flying. His novel Salute is a prime example of this, showcasing his ability to capture the drama and heroism of aerial combat. In addition to his contributions to aviation fiction, Burtis also wrote for children and young adults, further cementing his legacy as a versatile and influential writer. His stories continue to resonate with readers who appreciate the blend of adventure, historical context, and the human spirit that defines his work.
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