Pulp Adventures #45 from Bold Venture Press, dated Fall 2024 came out towards the end of the year, the third for the year. This one is a King Kong themed issue, with both fiction and non-fiction pieces. There are detective, supernatural, urban...
I have posted before on Doctor Omega, a largely forgotten early (1906) French SF character created by Arnould Galopin. Interestingly, he is in appearance and attitude...
I recently read and reviewed another early work from Perley Poore Sheehan (1875-1943) and bemoaned the fact that his early works, especially several fantastical works...
An interesting character from French “pulp” is mad scientist Dr. Cornelius Kramm. Along with his brother, Fritz (now gone), he ruled an international...
After a several years, we get a new Doc Ardan volume with two stories from his creator: The Hurricane Master and The Secret of Frigidopolis, this time “adapted and...
As I was finishing up my posting on Eldritch Tales #12, I found out that issue #13 was out. I was hoping we’d get another issue of Crypt of Cthulhu, but I still...
I recently picked up two books from Hippocampus Press on Clark Ashton Smith (1893-1961). This was part of a special deal when one of the editors, Scott Connors passed...
A new collection of Lovecraftian stories by Will Murray appeared towards the end of 2024. I think most pulp fans know him for his many scholarly articles on pulp heroes...
A nice coffee table book that came out from Titan Books in 2012 is Tarzan: The Centennial Celebration. It’s subtitled “The Stories, The Movies, The Art...
I have previously posted on F. Paul Wilson‘s works that make up his interlocking series of works called the Secret History of the World, which includes the...