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This painting by Raymond Pease was published twice as a digest cover for Cameo books, first as Office Sinner by Gene Harvey (Cameo books #334, 1953):
The frank story of a young girl who works in an office……side by side with men
and then again one year later as Blonde Hellcat by Arthur Marin (Cameo books #368, 1954):
She was ambitious, passionate and jealous - of her own mother
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Dedicated to the good, bad & unintentionally hilarious covers of pulp fiction novels. These covers usually featured provocative lines of text with lurid illustrations. Pulps also trafficked in stereotypes, so please enjoy these covers within their historical context. You may also see the occasional lady or man bits. FYeah Pulp Fiction Covers is lovingly maintained by a red-headed librarian trapped in the Midwest.
