Another adventure tale set in Asia from the prolific H. Bedford-Jones (1887-1949) is The Seal of Genghis Khan. It originally appeared in Adventure in the June 10, 1923...
Thanks in large part to the success of the previous issue, we recently got the fourth issue of Pulp Fan, a great pulp fanzine from Jim Main, dated December 2021. He is...
Continuing my reading/re-reading of the Solar Pons stories, August Derleth‘s Sherlock Holmes pastiche, I now hit Vol. 6 of the Belanger Books set, which contains...
This time I look at another adventure tale from the “King of Pulps,” H. Bedford-Jones (1887-1949), set in China: Fang Tung, Magician. Reprinted by Steeger...
A new occult detective set in the Victorian Age of Sherlock Holmes is Teel James Glenn‘s Dr. Augustus Argent. Pro Se Press put out the first collection of his...
As a new TV series on Apple TV+ based on Isaac Asimov‘s Foundation series has started, I am overdue posting on him and his overall “future history”...
I recently got the next in the adventures of Jack West Jr., The Two Lost Mountains, and know the final one will be The One Impossible Labyrinth. It will finally be...
I keep an eye out on Sinister Cinema‘s Armchair Fiction and found they have added 12 more volumes to their Lost World/Lost Race Classics series. This brings it up...
Here we have the fifth collection of Solar Pons tales by Basil Copper, The Exploits of Solar Pons. While it was planned as part of the Pinnacle series, it never happened...
Short Stories magazine was one of the “Big Four” of pulp magazines. For those not aware, the other three are Adventure, Argosy, and Blue Book. As I’m...