Churning out yarns for the pulp magazines wasn’t as cheery as the French Riviera, one hopeful fictioneer quickly learned. By Hal Murray Bonnett I wrote...
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A successful fictioneer offers encouragement for would-be competitors in the pulp-magazine field. By Erle Stanley Gardner I guess I’m what H. Bedford-Jones...
A retired pulp fictioneer recalls his life and career. By Alvin H. Lybeck Donald Barr Chidsey published steadily in the better-paying pulps for over a decade...
Norvell W. Page and The Spider are almost synonymous. But in 1939, Page holstered the automatics and picked up a sword for two Prester John novels for the pulp...
The cover of the first issue of The Shadow pulp may have looked familiar to some longtime pulp readers in 1931. In the introduction to Dover’s 1975...