Most hopefully are aware of Robert E. Howard (1906-36), a pulp writer who is credited as the “father of sword & sorcery,” creating such well...
Category - Pulps
The Art of Allen Anderson is another great book on a pulp artist by David Saunders. This 2019 book from the Illustrated Press grew out of the cover article in...
I’ve posted before on some of the various publications from editor/publisher Ken Krueger (1926-2009), and I guess I will do more as I find more little...
After the release of The American Adventures of Solar Pons edited by David Marcum, we got the next issue of the scholarly journal of Solar Pons: The Pontine...
One of the earliest specialized pulp magazines was The Ocean, published by the Frank A. Munsey Co. in 1907 and 1908 for 11 issues. As indicated by its title...
Harold Lamb (1892-1962) was a prolific pulp author whom I have heard of, but had not read yet. This is more because his main area of work, for which he is...
An interesting nostalgia fanzine devoted to movies, books, radio, sci-fi, comics (books and strips), art, including pulp, was The New Captain George’s...
Pulp Adventures #47 from Bold Venture Press, dated Winter 2025 is the first issue of the year. This one is a C. Auguste Dupin themed issue, with both an...
An interesting pulp author I want to focus on is Arthur Gilchrist Brodeur (1888-1971), who was a scholar of early English, German, and Old Norse literature at...
I’ve always felt it important for creative people to recognize their inspirations. Some are good at that, others not so much. An excellent example of...