title: Virtual Pulp: Tales of High Adventure, Low Adventure, and Misadventure
author:  Henry Brown 
description: Men's fiction/retro-pulp writer Henry Brown has been a voracious reader for most of his life. In addition to devouring fiction of most genres, he has been a history buff from a young age, and a WWII afficinado by the age of 17. Dude-lit, action adventure and pulp fiction topped his reading list for many years. He entered the military upon graduation from high school and volunteered for an elite unit. Upon his return to civilian life years later, he earned a degree in the arts, but spent most of his college elective credits on military history courses. His passion for dude-lit led him to create the Two-Fisted Blogger web log, where he plans to help reawaken an interest in fiction for men.
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  No. 994. 
  NEW YORK, JUNE 20. 1917. 
  Price SIX Cents. 
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  P L U C K A N D 
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  STORIES OF ADVENTURE 
  Issued 
  Weekly—By 
  Subscription 
  $3.00 per year. 
  Entered 
  at the New York, N. Y., Post Office as Second 
  Class 
  Matter 
  by Harry 
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  Publisher, 
  166 West 
  23d Street, 
  New 
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  N o . 994. 
  NEW YORK, JUNE 20, 1917. 
  Price 6 Cents. 
  Jack Wright and His Electric Turtle 
  OR 
  CHASING THE PIRATES OF THE SPANISH MAIN 
  By 
  "NONAME' 
  CHAPTER 
  I. 
  THE MAN WITH A DARK FACE. 
  It was toward the close of a warm day in June, 18—, in 
  the handsome village qf Wrightstown, situated at the head 
  of a small 