A complete issue · 36 pages · 1948
Amorous Confessions Cover
A complete, restored issue of Pulp Fiction from 1948 — all 36 pages of painted-cover fiction magazines that launched science fiction, horror, and hardboiled crime, free to page through at ComicBooks.com.
A complete issue · 36 pages · 1948
This is a women's romance magazine issue containing six short stories, all focused on romantic and emotional entanglements. "I Lost My Memory" by Rose Ann Mason follows a woman who suffers amnesia after falling at a London Underground station and is helped by a sympathetic man named Raymond; she develops romantic feelings for him while confronting her mysterious past involving a husband and infant daughter. "No Tears at Parting" by Sylvia Jean Morris is set in Paris, where a nineteen-year-old English music scholarship student meets Phillipe, her host's nephew, and experiences an immediate attraction. The issue also features stories titled "Pity Made Me Marry" by Penelope Stanhope, "Love Everlasting" by Kathleen Graham, "Object Matrimony" by The Secretary of a Lonely Hearts Club, and "Her Wedding Vows Were a Mockery" by Carole Young. Published by Rayburn Productions in London.
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