The book fell open to the page she knew it would: the crease in the spine was permanent.

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The Chinatown Death Cloud Peril by Paul Malmont - I love pulp. This is probably one of the truest things said about me. I have owned this book for years and finally got around to reading it. Basically, it is the story of three famous pulp writers and their pulp adventure. It is pastiche, without a doubt, but the fact that the author took the time to write each character's adventure like that author would write was endearing. Lots of cameos too.