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"Pulp magazines" as a book-category refers to the popular, mass‑market fiction magazines that flourished from the early 20th century through the 1940s and 1950s, printed on cheap wood‑pulp paper and known for sensational covers and fast‑paced, plot‑driven stories. The term also describes the kind of writing and reprints derived from them: short, action‑oriented tales across crime, detective, hardboiled, adventure, western, science fiction, fantasy and horror, often featuring recurring heroes, cliffhanger installments, lurid hooks, and vivid, pulp‑style illustration. As a category it signals accessible, escapist entertainment with emphasis on strong premises, bold genre conventions, and brisk pacing, and it influenced later paperback novels, comic books and modern genre fiction.

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