Saucy Stories, May 1919

# Saucy Stories, May 1919

This issue of Saucy Stories (Vol. VI, No. 4) contains a range of short fiction, stories, and lighter pieces typical of the pulp magazine format. The featured complete novelette is "Love in the Jungle" by May Freud Dickenson, following Rhoda Waler's arrival by train in India to meet her estranged father for the first time in fifteen years. Upon arrival at Barampadar station, she is unexpectedly greeted by Ganesh Das, her father's native Indian assistant, rather than her father himself. Das arranges her transport via palanquin and describes the local aboriginal Santal tribes and current unrest in the region—details that trouble Rhoda despite his reassurances. The issue also includes stories such as "Tragedy" by Frederick Moxon, "The Green Hat" by V. Omar Whitehead, "She Had to Play the Lead" by William Grenvil, and numerous others covering romance, drama, and humorous themes, alongside a motion picture department.