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The Chinatown Death Cloud Peril: A Novel
Paul Malmont

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thomas2fpo, May 30, 2006

What a fantastic book! If you're into the pulps, or have a fascination with 30's and 40's mysteries, this is must reading. The story deals with the efforts of Walter Gibson (aka Maxwell Grant, author of The Shadow stories) and Lester Dent (aka Kenneth Robeson, author of the Doc Savage novels) to save the world from a deadly gas. They're helped at critical times by L. Ron Hubbard and Robert Heinlein. And a variety of other recognizable period names make appearances. The story careens along from one slam bang, gee whiz adventure to another, just like the best of the pulps it eulogizes.

This is an amazing first novel and I hope that Mr. Malmont has many more on the way.

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