Pulp Fiction Femme Fatale
Goodbye Darling
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Laura (Femmes Fatales: Women Write Pulp) $8.10 Laura Hunt was the ideal modern woman: beautiful, elegant, highly ambitious, and utterly mysterious. No man could resist her charms—not even the hardboiled NYPD detective sent to find out who turned her into a faceless corpse. As this tough cop probes the mystery of Laura’s death, he becomes obsessed with her strange power. Soon he realizes he’s been seduced by a dead woman—or has … |
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In a Lonely Place (Femmes Fatales: Women Write Pulp) $8.50 A 1947 classic that takes us inside the mind of a male serial killer. Author Dorothy B. Hughes explores the ana-tomy of American -misogyny and -accomplishes a mystery writing tour de force by depicting his eventual -capture—by two daring and powerful women—from his point of view. The characters of Dix Steele and Laurel Grey, the glamorous actress he falls for but can’t hold on to, were s… |
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Now, Voyager (Femmes Fatales: Women Write Pulp) $4.90 “Don’t let’s ask for the moon! We have the stars!” The film that concludes with Bette Davis’s famous words, reaffirmed Davis’s own stardom and changed the way Americans smoked cigarettes. But few contemporary fans of this story of a woman’s self-realization know its source. Olive Higgins Prouty’s 1941 novel Now, Voyager provides an even richer, deepe… |
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Femme Fatale $1.29 Femme Fatale |
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The Femme Fatale $82.45 The Femme Fatale |
