You realize if you hadn't posted that cover, not many people would have understood the title of this post. You, me, and Tom might make up a majority of that group.
I'm still trying to get a copy of Hang Me In Hong Kong (sigh). A friend was able to get a copy through the Lending Library in his town, but they wouldn't let it leave the library. I asked him to photocopy the thing, but haven't heard back.
Woman jumps off building in Shinjuku, landing on man below
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Maybe she read the book (LOL). "And you know what they did then."
In the early 60s I read a bunch of the Burns Bannion books. I thought they were great stuff.
Jeff
You realize if you hadn't posted that cover, not many people would have understood the title of this post. You, me, and Tom might make up a majority of that group.
Add Jeff and Art Scott, and you might have the entire group.
I'm still trying to get a copy of Hang Me In Hong Kong (sigh). A friend was able to get a copy through the Lending Library in his town, but they wouldn't let it leave the library. I asked him to photocopy the thing, but haven't heard back.
BTW, you can learn more about Bannion and the author on my Blog http://pulpden.blogspot.com
I have several of those books, Tom, but I've never seen a copy of Hang Me in Hong Kong.
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