We recently received the PDF of the third issue of Pulp Fan, a great pulp fanzine from Jim Main. Sadly this zine comes out on an infrequent basis, as the first...
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While authors for a long time have hidden themselves behind pseudonyms or pen names, the use of them is a big part of the pulp magazines. The reasons that some...
One area that pulps are sometimes put down for is being “sexist.” I find this a somewhat ignorant claim, as the pulps were a product of their time:...
As previously noted, the fanzine Echoes ran from 1982 to 2002. Published by the late Tom Johnson with his wife Ginger, it is probably the longest-running pulp...
Finishing out 2020, we got The Bronze Gazette #87, the premier Doc Savage fanzine, which finishes out the issue for the year, as well as the subscriptions. And...
After a several years, we get a new Doc Ardan story from his creator: The Fall of Inramonda. I have posted before on Doc Ardan, and Black Coat Press had...
I’m going to break with my usual tradition. For the past few years I’ve done a single posting on all the issues of The Bronze Gazette issues for a...
I am always looking for collections of non-fiction articles and works on the pulp magazines. While not purely pulp-based, Christopher Paul Carey‘s The...
A New Pulp series that recently caught my eye is The Shattered Men, the first in the “Amazing Adventures of Wild Inc.,” by Jack MacKenzie. The...
Doc Wilde is a Doc Savage pastiche with a bit of a difference. Or two. Written by Tim Byrd, the first Doc Wilde novel, Doc Wilde and the Frogs of Doom...