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Award winning pulp writer Glenn spins a truly colorful, exciting tale with just a touch of the supernatural to spice things up. At the same time, he introduces us to two of the most charming and likeable characters in all of New Pulp fiction today. Callback for a Corpse delivers everything it promised…and more. That’s says it all. — Ron Fortier, Pulp Fiction Reviews

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Callback for a Corpse

Maxi and Moxie

$9.95

"Very enjoyable (and very funny in spots) crime caper along the lines of The Thin Man in that it takes place in 1930s Hollywood. Fun stuff, engaging characters, and a voice that knows the business. Looking forward for the next one."

— Raymond Benson,

author The Black Stiletto saga,

James Bond and Hitman series

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Author:
Teel James Glenn
Length:
188 pages
Format:
6 x 9 Trade paperback
ISBN:
9798414637004
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A murdered stoolie leaves behind a tip for “Moxie” Donovan, freelance reporter. A glamorous actresses appears too perfect. Could she be connected to multiple murders and occult magic? In between takes for a musical version of Alice in Wonderland, Donovan’s wife Maxine (“Maxi”) joins the investigation. Within a strange animation studio lurks an alchemist with a unique method of “remaking” starlets.

MOXIE DONOVAN is a tough Irish reporter married to red-haired, Jewish movie star MAXI KELLER. Relocated to Universal Studios in Hollywood in 1938, the duo investigate mysteries spinning into the realm of weird tales, often with the Nazi menace and occult matters looming behind the famous Hollywoodland sign.

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  • 5
    Teel James Glenn Always Delivers

    Posted by Chris Ryan on Nov 5th 2023

    Combining classic banter, crime, mystery, humor, romance, and action, Teel James Glenn once again delivers pure entertainment. Here’s an author who always delivers. Always. A pure storyteller who knows pulp and other fiction genres like few others do, you just can’t go wrong with Teel James Glenn.