Total Pulp Experience. These exciting pulp adventures have been beautifully reformatted for easy reading as an eBook and features every story, every editorial, and every column of the original pulp magazine.
Avast, me hearties! High-Seas Adventures was a short-lived magazine of only four issues, but for that brief time, it truly lived up to its name. Each issue was filled with adventure stories to make any land-lubber long for the excitement of the seven seas... the tang of the salt air... the roll of the deck... the shrill cries of seagulls as you near port. It's first issue was dated December 1934, and it came from Adventure Publications, one of Hugo Gernsback's magazines. After the fourth issue in June of 1935, the magazine combined with Pirate Stories, a similarly themed magazine from the same publisher, for two more issues... the final one being August 1935. High-Seas Adventures returns in these vintage pulp tales, reissued for today’s readers in electronic format.
Caution - this magazine contains insensitive racial depictions typical of 1935
Table of Contents:
A Complete Novel
Outlaw Of The Sea
By Dr. George S. King
The slave-yacht “Wanderer,” an outcast ship with manacled blacks in her hold and a crew of cutthroats on her deck, flew from every navy in the world.
The Shanghaied Crimp — Short Story
By Bill Adams
When Pudge Conner, sailors’ boarding master, was shanghaied by his own men, he faced a sea baptism worse than hell.
Nantucket Sunrise — Short Story
By Warren E. Carleton
Captain Arvin Paly awoke to a red sun and trouble.
Transport 157 — Short Story
By Peter Huntley MacArthur
Uncle Reuben was painting his dory when that durned fool submarine had to show up.
Demon Reefs — Short Story
By Ben C. Robinson
Brave men dared to seek the phantom demon that drifted, a shadowy monster, in the starlit waters
Prize Contest Letters — Special Feature
A special group of the most interesting answers received in the contest in the February issue.
The Harbor Watch — Readers’ Department
A lively department where readers’ questions are answered free.
