Black Mask Magazine -- An American Classic

BLACK MASK MAGAZINE
An American Classic

Also incorporating Dime Detective, Dime Mystery, Strange Detective Mysteries, Terror Tales, Horror Stories, Adventure and Famous Fantastic Mysteries.

The Black Mask Staff
(so far...)

Publisher

Keith Alan Deutsch
E-mail: admin@blackmaskmagazine.com
Publisher, and proprietor, Keith is the man with the plan, and all the rights to all the pulps presented on all the pages of this site. Can you tell he's a lawyer?

Editor-in-Chief

Robert Preston
E-mail: doomedplanet@yahoo.com
Robert will be offering readers convention coverage sublime, plus wit and knowledge on almost any topic of Popular American Entertainment, and he never met a fan or collector he didn't like! If you have news about awards, clubs, gatherings, sales, great resources, or any new inside tracks on any form of American popular genre entertainment--get the word out to Rob.

Web Site Development
and Left-Hand Man

Kevin Burton Smith
E-mail: kvnsmith@thrillingdetective.com
The man with no plan, the scourge of discussion lists and those who don't do their homework, this writer, editor and reviewer has stumbled his way into crime fiction, as the founder and editor of The Thrilling Detective Web Site. He also writes a regular column for Blue Murder, and has had pieces published in January Magazine, the Private Eyes Writers of American newsletter, Over My Dead Body, Murderous Intent and even Details.

Our Man in Hollywood

Michael Glassberg
E-mail: msglassberg@mediaone.net
An avid noir collector, interviewer, and a superb screen writer. If you have questions or news about film, TV, cable, or any new popular entertainment medium, please contact him.

Shotgun Rider

Robert Wheadon
E-mail: rgwheadon@yahoo.com
Robert has been a voracious reader of pulp fiction for about ten years. He has even written a few stories posted at the Pulp and Dagger website and loves to discuss anything related to pulp fiction.

View From the Basement

Ed Lin
E-Mail: funnydoggy@yahoo.com
Ed is an avid reader of hard-boiled and all other fiction. His first novel Waylaid is loosely based on his childhood of renting out rooms to johns and hookers at his parents' sleazy hotel. He's fascinated
by obsolete videogame systems and vinyl records.