Nothing says pulp like Carter Brown and his detective Al Wheeler, Rick Holman and more.
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Tagged as: Al Wheeler, Carter Brown, pulp, Pulptastic!, The Telltale Mind
The Telltale Mind 
Wow! I had never heard “Carter Brown” before, so I looked him up:
Carter Brown was a pseudonym for Alan Yates an Australian writer. He wrote westerns under the pseudonym Todd Conway, science fiction under Paul Valdez, and some novels under Caroline Farr. He even found the time to write books under various versions of his own name as well as other pseudonyms, Dennis Sinclair and Sinclair MacKellar. But it was his pseudonym Peter Carter Brown then later, Carter Brown (‘Peter’ was dropped for the US market) who was to become the international best-selling pulp fiction author. The extraordinary early success of Carter Brown in the 1950s meant that Yates was contracted to produce one short novel and two long novels each month. In reality, Yates was truly prolific with 322 published Carter Brown novels.
DANG! 3 novels A MONTH! and 322 Carter Brown novels in all!
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It is a little crazy when you think about it. And when you consider the schedule he was on, the books were actually pretty decent.
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