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H. Bedford-Jones

British-Canadian-American pulp writer

Henry James O’Brien Bedford-Jones (1887–1949), usually published as H. Bedford-Jones, was a prolific pulp-fiction writer sometimes called the 'King of the Pulps.' Otis Adelbert…

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Henry James O’Brien Bedford-Jones (1887–1949), usually published as H. Bedford-Jones, was a prolific pulp-fiction writer sometimes called the 'King of the Pulps.' Otis Adelbert Kline cites him in 1941 as an example of a better-known writer who accepted Weird Tales’ reduced Depression-era rate of one cent a word.

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Poetry

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Correspondence

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Letter from E. Hoffmann Price to H. P. Lovecraft, January 13, 1934MentionedLetter from E. Hoffmann Price to H. P. Lovecraft, postmarked March 20, 1935MentionedLetter from E. Hoffmann Price to H. P. Lovecraft, October 11, 1935MentionedLetter from Otis A. Kline to Dr. I. M. Howard, April 1, 1941MentionedLetter from E. Hoffmann Price to L. Sprague de Camp, Jan. 19, 1980Mentioned