Sorry everybody, real life got in the way of premiering our new feature today. Next week! Promise!
Sorry everybody, real life got in the way of premiering our new feature today. Next week! Promise!
Here’s a treat: I was rummaging through a box of pulp detective magazines at Sideshow Books in west LA and came across a 1941 issue of Real Detective with a familiar-sounding name on the cover. I took it home and read it and discovered that Frank isn’t the only Gorman to have his crime-solving exploits immortalized. Turns out his grandfather “Gorgeous” Francis Gorman was a fairly well-known private eye back in the forties, and inspired a series of hard-boiled mysteries by a writer named Donald Carroway (which may have even been a pseudonym for Gorman himself).
Carroway’s “Gorgeous Gorman” stories aren’t much remembered these days, so we’re glad to have the chance to share one with you. We’ll be posting a new page every Thursday for the next few weeks (yes, this one was a week and a day late). Enjoy!
–Gardner
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