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| Pulp Fiction | |
| Year: | 1956 |
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| Author: | N. Martin Karmer |
| Publisher: | The Macmillan Company • New York, NY |
| Pages: | 381 |
| Series: | Pyramid Books |
| Series Volume: | R-1011 |
| Image Source: | Homosexual Information Center |
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| Excerpt: | Pending |
| Review: | Readers are encouraged to submit a review of this book. |
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