The Golden Age of Pulps
A Texan by birth, ALLAN R. BOSWORTH began his career as a newspaperman on the San Diego SUN. After working for several papers in California, he joined the staff of the San Francisco CHRONICLE as news editor and assistant managing editor. Meanwhile he was heavily engaged in writing for the pulps, and by 1937, when he decided to devote all his time to free lancing, he had published some four hundred stories. Si me World War II Mr. Bosworth has continued his service in the Navy and has also managed a writing career.