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...
Tag - Argosy
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 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...
A pulp author that I had seen Steeger Books reprint recently that I don’t know much about is Fred MacIsaac (1882-1940). Maybe best known for his Rambler...
On Black Friday weekend 2024, Steeger Books put out their next sets of Argosy Library volumes, Series XVI and XVII, getting closer to 200 volumes. As always...
I recently read and reviewed another early work from Perley Poore Sheehan (1875-1943) and bemoaned the fact that his early works, especially several...
We continue to look at the fanzine Echoes ran from 1982 to 2002. Published by the late Tom and Ginger Johnson, it is probably the longest-running pulp fanzine...
Finally, we have The Assassin, the sixth and final paperback volume about the adventures of Jimmie Cordie and his fellow crew of soldiers of fortune. Written...
On Black Friday weekend 2023, Steeger Books put out their next sets of Argosy Library volumes, Series XIV and XV, which brings the total series to 150 volumes...
Yet another of the many largely overlooked pulp writers, R.V. Gery (1889-42) had a pretty decent career. Reginald Vivian Gery was born in the U.K. and studied...