Alfred B. Glaser (1916-1983) was a pulp-novelist, WWII U.S. Army first lieutenant, and later lecturer and self-help instructor based in Riverside, California. He wrote Creature of Sin (later republished as Platinum Blonde) before developing the “Modern Human Comprehension” course series and publishing his own tabloid-style newspaper across Southern California.
Tough, sardonic, and steeped in the smoke-and-whiskey atmosphere of postwar noir, "Creature of Sin" is a raw, fast-paced thriller where every kiss could be a setup and every ally the next enemy.