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Howard Andrew Jones's Blog, page 55
The pulp era began around the turn of the 20th century, in the days before radio and television. Magazines on all sorts of diverting topics were found on the newstands, printed on cheap, pulpy paper, hence the term “pulps.” There was something aimed at almost every reader, rather like all the television shows on cable channels today. And like television today, at least 90% of it was bad. That’s why “pulp fiction” has certain connotations-—cheap, sensationalist, and over-the-top being among them — not to mention “dated” and frequently sexist and politically incorrect. But not everything from this time period should be dismissed casually — there are treasures there, hidden among all those decades of magazines. The trick is knowing how to find the good stuff, and where to look, and today I thought I’d do my best to guide you to it.
The pulp historical fiction of the early twentieth century (circa 1915-1940) has many of the same elements of good fantasy fiction. In place of the imaginary land is a distant era that, in the hands of the better writers, sparkles with more power than many an invented setting. There are heroes who must live by their wit and weapon skills in deadly borderlands, beset by schemers and intriguers. There is treasure t
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A group of United States Congressmen from the New York area called upon President William J. Clinton to impose economic sanctions on Turkey and called for the immediate demilitarization of Cyprus at a press conference today which was sponsored by the Cyprus Mission. The sanctions were to be imposed in response to the recent killings of two Greek Cypriot demonstrators and to the gas deal Turkey recently concluded with Iran, which the speakers said flew in the face of the United States' Iran and Libya Sanctions Act of 1996.
For the first time in many years, the Turkish Government was not secular, and since it had come to power, "we've seen one provocation after another", New York Congressman Eliot Engel said. The recent actions in Cyprus might be a symbol that the new Turkish Government was trying to provoke a war, he said. "The solution is the immediate demilitarization of Cyprus."
Joining Mr. Engel on the podium were Congressmen Nita Lowey, Caroline Maloney and Thomas Manton from New York and Congressman Robert Menendez from New Jersey. Philip Christopher, President of the International Coordinating Committee for Justice in Cyprus, also