I’ve posted in the past on Joseph Lovece‘s Dime Novel Cover series, which reprint samples of stories from the pre-1900 dime novels and similar fiction works...
An interesting little book I’ve had for a while is Atomic Age Treasury of Pulp Action, Vol. 1. Published in 2004 by Ape Entertainment, a comicbook publisher that...
I have noted in the past the great articles by Wooda “Nick” Carr that have appeared in many pulp fanzines over the years. And there is a great collection of...
I had previously posted on a very nice pulp fanzine from Jim Main‘s Main Enterprises, The Zine of Bronze. It ended after eight issues, and I really missed it and...
I have previously posted on “dime novels,” the fictional forerunners of pulps, which were long-running series of cheap fiction, often reprinting works from...
A short-lived fanzine devoted to New Pulp stories is Pulp Tales. Published by the owners of Girasol Collectibles, but under their other company, Prime Directive Inc...
In my collection are a pair of interesting books published by Bowling Green State University Popular Press (now that’s a topic for a future posting) in 1983 and...
Judgment is a book from Moonstone published in 2015 that stars Judgment, a Spider-like New Pulp hero created by C.J. Henderson. It contains a long story and two stories...
A nice, though relatively short-lived pulp fanzine was Purple Prose put out by Mike Chomko, who runs a business selling pulp magazines and reprints. Purple Prose ran 17...
Two-Fisted Tales of La Plata, Missouri is an interesting collection of short stories put together by Mark O. Lambert and published under the Hidalgo Publishing Co. logo...