A blog devoted to the idea of time out of mind and the great "what if" of periodicals and paperback books that never were, but maybe, should have been.
Saturday, August 1, 2020
Gideon's Strumpet
Detective Gideon Strong is a man who attracts the wrong kinds of women when he isn't looking for trouble. In Gideon's Strumpet, he finds Mayo Montez, a hardscrabble woman with a soft boiled heart, trying to sleep her way out of the gutter up to a middle-class house in a better end of town. And maybe into a Colonial or even a Dutch Colonial with a cabana and an in-ground pool. "What's a girl like you driving an Oldsmobile sedan?" Gideon wonders. When he find a copy of the latest issue of Town and Country Magazine in the maid's room, he knows that every dog has its day, and every dame has a bone to pick with her master. All this and more will be revealed when things come to a head at midnight, New Year's Eve.
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