Henry James O'Brien Bedford-Jones was a remarkably prolific writer whose work spanned historical adventure, fantasy, science fiction, crime, and Western genres. Citing Alexandre Dumas as a primary influence, he embraced a grand narrative tradition, even penning a sequel to a Dumas classic. His prolific output, often characterized by a rapid pace and a wide array of thematic explorations, earned him the moniker "King of the Pulps." Bedford-Jones left behind a substantial body of work, contributing significantly to the landscape of pulp fiction.
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