Sinister Cinema‘s Armchair Fiction has added two more volumes to their new Masters of Horror series, bringing the total to four. Like the others, we get...
Tag - Weird Tales
When it comes to pulp artists, while there are several female artists, I think most can only name one: Margaret Brundage (1900-76). Famous, or infamous, for...
I have posted on Otis Adelbert Kline (1891-1946), who is usually known for his Venus and Mars series. But a more interesting series are his...
I recently picked up a slim volume in Steeger Books‘ H. Bedford-Jones Library: Gimlet Eye Gunn. This reprints a novelette that first saw print in Short...
While H. Bedford-Jones (1887-1949) had stories in a several pulp magazines, he was also able to get a few in Weird Tales. Among these was a short, four-story...
While authors for a long time have hidden themselves behind pseudonyms, the use of them is a big part of the pulp magazines. The reasons that some used...
I have posted in the past on Sinister Cinema’s Armchair Fiction books. A new numbered series they kicked off is “MH,” which stands for...
An interesting, if short-lived, fanzine is Attic Revivals, which ran six issues from 1979 to 1983. Edited by Bernard A. Drew and published through his Attic...
As has too often been the case, many pulp writers were ignored or overlooked during their lifetimes, only to become massively popular and well read after their...
Manly Wade Wellman (1902-1986) wrote several occult detectives over the years. His first was Judge Pursivant, who had four stories from 1938-41 in Weird Tales...