Image source: Ashville Citizen-Times, August 30, 1988
Talmage Powell on Words and Writing (2)
"Pulp, it turns out, constitutes only a small part of my work, but it was perhaps the most important phase. It demanded writing discipline; it required the constant exercise of originality; it offered the opportunity to learn and employ techniques that are essential in any genre of creative writing. It was the exercise that provided the foundation from which I have remained in print for a half-century." —Talmage Powell, excerpted from "An Interview With Talmage Powell (December, 1997)" at the Vintage Library
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"Cabin Fever" by Orrie Hitt (Hunter-Trader-Trapper, January, February, and March 1935)
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