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Black Dahlia Casebook Coming Soon

Black Dahlia Casebook

Step into a realm of mystery and mayhem with Black Dahlia Casebook, an anthology that revives the forbidden pulp tales of a forgotten era.

This collection gathers a series of short stories where every twist and turn is laced with the grit of hard-boiled crime, the seduction of classic noir, and the unsettling presence of the supernatural. Originally emerging from the celebrated pages of the pulp magazine, these narratives are the legacy of writers whose work defied convention—exploring the dark underbelly of society with fearless, unrelenting passion.Pick up a copy or read it at Amazon

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From neon-lit streets to shadowy alleyways, danger and desire intersect. Black Dahlia Casebook invites you to lose yourself in tales of crooked deals, haunted pasts, and bizarre coincidences that will keep you turning pages late into the night. Whether you’re drawn to the allure of vintage crime fiction or the thrill of the unexpected, this collection promises a reading experience that is both provocative and unforgettable. Embrace the mystery and let the dark legacy of the pulp era captivate your imagination.

Black Dahlia Casebook brings together a cavalcade of enigmatic storytellers. Within its pages, you’ll encounter the incisive wit of Mark Slade alongside the distinctive styles of E.S. Wynn, Beth Lee, and G. Wayne Miller. The collection further showcases the offbeat narratives of Lacy La Fleur, Chauncey Haworth, and Jason Norton, while the raw, gritty storytelling of Frank Larnerd anchors the book in hardboiled tradition. Adding layers of complexity, Susan Elizabeth Gray and Thomas M. Malafarina deliver tales steeped in moral ambiguity and suspense. Rounding out this eclectic roster are the innovative narratives of Dr. Richard A. Olson, Gavin Chappell, Kenneth Gallant, Andy Rausch, and Lothar Tuppan, each pushing genre boundaries and inviting readers into a world where crime, noir, and the supernatural collide. Together, these authors form a dynamic and unforgettable ensemble, ensuring that every story pulses with the unmistakable energy of neo-classic pulp fiction.

The covers of Black Dahlia Casebook come alive through the alluring work of a dazzling array of models and photographers. Iconic figures like Cherry Zette, Amanda Huginkiss, Francene Von Monstar, Lady Jane, Rising Phoenix, and Miss Styleline Deluxe lend their unique personas to each issue, perfectly capturing the anthology’s blend of pulp, noir, and supernatural intrigue. Their images shot by talented photographers such as Gaston, Boudoir Louisville, Nikki McConnell of Verona Pinup, Max Di Biaggio, Von Monstar Productions, Jukebox Beauty, and Miss Styleline Deluxe, transform each cover into a striking visual narrative. All photos, courtesy of the models, add a timeless, provocative flair that not only defines the look of the magazine but also pays homage to its faux edgy heritage.

Date Created: 07-03-2025
Date Modified: 11-11-2025

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