After reading one of H. Bedford-Jones‘s series dealing with a Denis Burke in a volume from Steeger Books titled Invitation to a Crime, I read a series...
Category - Pulps
Toward the end of 2025, I picked up Edgar Rice Burroughs Inc.‘s new edition of The Monster Men by Edgar Rice Burroughs, along with Joshua...
While I’m not a fan of the hard-boiled detective genre, I recently obtained West of Guam: The Complete Cases of Jo Gar by Raoul Whitfield (1896–1945)...
Pulp Adventures #49 from Bold Venture Press, dated Summer 2026, came out toward the end of June. We get 130 pages of classic and new pulp of various genres...
I recently read one of H. Bedford-Jones‘s novels, The Devil’s Bosun. This story is set in the Dutch East Indies in the 1930s. The story was...
Oscar Cook (1888-1952) is an overlooked British author of macabre fiction. He spent a decade of his life in colonial service in Borneo, which colored his...
I recently picked up the fifth collection of the Ed Race series, which ran in the back of The Spider pulp from Popular Publications. Also known as The Masked...
Harrigan’s File is a collection of science fiction tales by August Derleth, his only explicitly science fiction work. This series of short stories is...
I have posted about a few literary societies here and felt a post on several of these would be a good idea. By “literary society,” I mean a group...
I continue my reading of L. Patrick Greene‘s series about English adventurer Aubrey St. John Major, a.k.a. The Major, set in Africa, getting into the...