For PulpFest 2023, we have The Pulpster #32. It’s the biggest regular issue so far at 80 pages. Sadly, I wasn’t able to attend this year’s event. There were...
Tag - Weird Tales
When I posted on East of Samarinda, a collection of Carl Jacobi‘s pulp stories, I mentioned it follows on from the biography of Jacobi: Lost in the Rentharpian...
Well, we got our annual issue of Blood ‘n’ Thunder, the Blood ‘n’ Thunder 2023 Special Edition, again a little before Windy City Pulp...
A classic pulp sword-and-sorcery hero who has been revived for new stories is Elak of Atlantis. He was created by Henry Kuttner (1915-58), who wrote many pulp...
Recently Sinister Cinema‘s Armchair Fiction has added two more volumes to their new Masters of Horror series, bringing the total to six. Like the others...
It always amazes me when I find a new pulp author and wonder why I hadn’t learned of them soon. Here is another. Joseph Payne Brennan (1918-90) is a...
Kull the Conqueror. King Kull. Kull of Atlantis. Whatever you call him, Kull was Robert E. Howard‘s first sword-and-sorcery hero, years before Conan the...
Donald Keyhoe (1897-1988) is someone who is known for several things. For most of us, he is probably best known as a pulp writer of many aviation heroes and...
I have enjoyed Sinister Cinema‘s Armchair Fiction and their Lost World-Lost Race Classics series, and saw they recently added six more in their series...
Clark Ashton Smith (1893-1961) is the last of the Weird Tales triumvirate that included H.P. Lovecraft and Robert E. Howard. CAS is known as a poet, weird...