Sentence examples for pulp novel from inspiring English sources
Along the way, he published his first pulp novel and wrote his first B-picture screenplay.
One of his best, Coup de Torchon (1981), was based on Jim Thompson's pulp novel Pop.
John DeLorean has already inspired authors (Arthur Hailey's motor industry pulp novel Wheels) and film-makers.
Later on, he contributed to a Foreign Office department for anti-Communist propaganda, producing a pulp novel for the Islamic market.
Based on a pulp novel by Winston Graham, Marnie, one of Hitchcock's most bizarre psychological/sexual thrillers, was Allen's first screenplay.
Mao fancied himself a poet and master calligrapher; Mussolini wrote a pulp novel and portrayed himself as a hypermasculine sex symbol.
But when those descendant communities are invisible, and one is only aware of stereotypes or pulp novel-ish caricatures, then such actions seem as though they aren't a big deal.
Each sequence evokes a different early-'60s idiom — men's magazine illustration, low-budget animation storyboard, pulp-novel cover.
Except perhaps for the pulp-novel heiresses Vanessa and Victoria Traina (who anyway are almost New Yorkers), there are no Vogue-anointed darlings-du-jour.
Prince's works make him an artist as anthropologist, illuminating folkways by recycling advertising photographs, cartoon and one-liner jokes, soft-core pornography, motorcycle-cult ephemera, pulp-novel covers, "Dukes of Hazzard -era car parts, celebrity memorabilia, and otHazzard -eraflotsam.
Most of the images look like either pulp-novel book jackets (a choking man accompanied by the words "cigarettes leave you breathless") or junior-high health textbooks (a close-up on a mouth full of rotted yellow teeth).
