Spy Killer

I got this a while back as a free download on the Nook. My biggest question now is why Bridge Publications would choose this L. Ron Hubbard story to share widely. It is not the sort of story you offer in hopes of garnering a wider audience - it's precisely the sort of thing you hide for being poorly......more

A poorly written story BUT a great performance by Galaxy Audio team. I wonder how this great team came up with the idea of performing Hubbard books and call the series Stories from Golden Age! I listened to this while driving and I must say I was really grateful for its company since it alleviated e......more

I had never read a book by L Ron Hubbard as I regarded him purely as a science fiction writer. I did not realise that he had written prolifically in many of the pulp magazines in what was called the 'Golden Age'. He could write on any subject, in any genre, and of the 153 stories that he wrote for t......more

This short novel was originally published in FIVE NOVELS MONTHLY magazine in 1936, and has been brought back with the original cover and interior illustrations. The Galaxy Press editions that I've seen are all quite handsome volumes. It's listed in the Tales From the Orient section of their catalogu......more

Gunfire, muscles, and Benedict Arnolds abound, it’s time yet again for a pulp fiction review! Kurt Reid, our hero in “Spy Killer” is a bucko sailor looking scratch the itch of helping damsels in distress. He also has the misfortunate habit of being arrested by practically every Chinese and Japanese......more