Pulp
prev.
play.
mark.
next.

:05:08
My full name is Chester Thomas King.
:05:10
Although most people call me Mickey
for reasons I won't go into.

:05:15
You may have read some of my early works.
:05:18
But my publisher didn't see Chester Thomas
King as the name of a best-selling author.

:05:23
He preferred such authors as
Guy Strange, Gary Rough,

:05:27
Dan Wild and Les Behan.
:05:30
I was all those and others. I was
co-authors Susan Eager and Paul S. Cumming.

:05:35
The newly discovered Indian writer,
Doctor O.R. Gann, spelt with two N's,

:05:39
and the struggling Nigerian author,
S. Odomy, with the emphasis on the "O".

:05:45
None of them exactly made
Book of the Month Club.

:05:51
- Mr King?
- Yes.

:05:55
Could I have a word with you?
:05:58
Yes.
:06:06
Please, take a seat.
:06:11
- Cigarette?
- No, thank you.

:06:14
Our work here is mainly technical specifications,
:06:18
insurance and shipping documents,
company records and legal contracts.

:06:27
Your manuscript took my staff rather by surprise.
:06:31
- They finished it, though?
- Of course.

:06:34
Of course.
:06:35
May I ask who normally types your work?
:06:39
My mother.
:06:40
- Your mother?
- Yes, she prefers it to knitting.

:06:43
If you don 't want my custom,
just say so.

:06:46
What I read I personally found very stimulating.
:06:50
And your staff?
:06:52
Too stimulating.
:06:54
But they have no taste for such things.

prev.
next.