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Cheap paperback books are like sex: They claim attention, elicit memories good and bad, and get talked about endlessly. The mid-20th century was the era of pulp, which landed in America in 1939.

So many people responded to my tweet with their love for cheap paperbacks. In her book Writing Down the Bones, Natalie Goldberg cautions writers against buying expensive journals for their daily ...

The most interesting fact in U.S. publishing today is that the paperbacks have become respectable. Cheap paperback reprints and originals have been published in the U.S. for more than a century ...

Paula Rabinowitz’s American Pulp, her analysis of the impact of cheap paperback books on American culture is so enthusiastic and informative that her occasional lapses into impenetrable ...

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Even though eBook readers like the Kindle are popular, paperback books are still awesome. They may be fragile, but with the right tricks, you can keep them in great condition to read for years to ...

In 1943, in the middle of the Second World War, America's book publishers took an audacious gamble. They decided to sell the armed forces cheap paperbacks, shipped to units scattered around the globe.

The development of the paperback dismayed the publishing industry of the 1930s and 40s, who didn't believe that anyone would be interested in buying cheap books. Sound a bit familiar?

This chapter focuses on the beginnings of the Hind Pocket Books success story: it returns to 1957, the year it all began. I ...

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Even though some European publishers were making waves with paperbacks—Penguin in England and Albatross in Germany—New York publishers didn’t think the cheap, flimsy books would translate to ...