J. Allan Dunn -- one of the most popular writers for the pulp magazines ofthe early 20th Century -- wrote voluminously on every subject imaginable. Hereare three of his swashbuckling tales of pirates, full of colorful action,beautiful women, and daring high-seas escapades!"The GoldenDolphin," a complete novel, tells the story of an expedition to discover whathappened to a ship lost in the South Seas. "The Marooner," a novella, is thestory of Long Tom Pugh, infamous buccaneer in the Caribbean, and his ship, theScourge. "Forced Luck," another novella, tells of Barthelemy "Bart" Portuguese,superstitious freebooter, who believed a gold amulet guaranteed hissuccess.

J. Allan Dunn -- one of the most popular writers for the pulp magazines ofthe early 20th Century -- wrote voluminously on every subject imaginable. Hereare three of his swashbuckling tales of pirates, full of colorful action,beautiful women, and daring high-seas escapades!"The GoldenDolphin," a complete novel, tells the story of an expedition to discover whathappened to a ship lost in the South Seas. "The Marooner," a novella, is thestory of Long Tom Pugh, infamous buccaneer in the Caribbean, and his ship, theScourge. "Forced Luck," another novella, tells of Barthelemy "Bart" Portuguese,superstitious freebooter, who believed a gold amulet guaranteed hissuccess.