When most of us think of vampires, we think of undead being who must sustain on blood, with such characters as Dracula, Countess Bathory, Lord Ruthven, Varney...
Category - Pulps
Continuing through the Captain Hawklin adventures, a New Pulp hero written by Charles F. Millhouse, I am now up to the sixth novel: Captain Hawklin and the...
I’ve posted on comics inspired by pulps, but this time I’m posting on a comicstrip series that ran in the pulps. This one is Sally the Sleuth, one...
I picked up a recent issue of Adventure House‘s High Adventure magazine, issue #173, which reprinted an early science fiction serial from The Popular...
I have posted in the past on Sinister Cinema’s Armchair Fiction books. A new numbered series they kicked off is “MH,” which stands for...
A pulp author I had recently discovered is Robert Ames Bennet (1870-1954) who wrote mainly westerns and a handful of science-fiction and fantasy tales. I went...
One aspect of this blog is to not just give a review of works, but to help readers better appreciate the pulps and their authors and editors. Thus I try to...
After too long, we get more new stories about Ravenwood, Stepson of Mystery. He was an occult detective who had a short-lived series that ran in the back of...
Ray Cummings (1887-1957) is one of the “founding fathers” of pulp science fiction who unfortunately never got out of the “pulp getto.”...
I have previously posted on dime-novel reprints from Darren Németh‘s Giant Squid Audio Lab Co. done via Kickstarter. He has put out three in his Page...