I have been posting on the fanzine bare*bones, which is devoted to “unearthing vintage, forgotten, and overlooked horror/mystery/sci-fi/western/weird...
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For over 50 years Ken Faig Jr. has been a leading scholar of H.P. Lovecraft. Two of his focuses have been on the ancestry of Lovecraft himself, and on...
For 2023, we got three issues of The Bronze Gazette: #93 to 95. This is the premier Doc Savage fanzine, which is offered in subscription sets of two to three...
Mike Ashley is a writer and researcher who has been specializing in the history of science-fiction, fantasy, and popular fiction for over 30 years, having put...
A recent work in literary criticism I picked up is L’Affaire Barlow: H.P. Lovecraft and the Battle for His Literary Legacy by Lovecraft scholar Marcos...
I recently obtained the book The Age of Dimes and Pulps by Jeremy Agnew and published by MacFarlane Books in 2018. I am always on the lookout for more academic...
I was recently sent a new fanzine: Ackermansion Memories #14. Put out by James Van Hise, it harkens back to fanzines of the past before the advent of print-on...
A new book that I came across is Masterpieces of Fantasy Art. Published by Taschen in 2023, and edited by Dian Hanson, it is subtitled “Myth, Muscle, and...
As previously noted, the fanzine Echoes ran from 1982 to 2002. Published by the late Tom Johnson with his wife Ginger, it is probably the longest-running pulp...
Recently I saw that the latest issue of Crypt of Cthulhu, #115, came out, and for reasons that will be clear, I figured I need to also review the latest issue...