PulpFest 2016 is just around the corner. * I’m hitting the road on Wednesday morning (it’s a two-day drive up to Columbus, Ohio), and looking forward to...
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ThePulp.Net first appeared online just over 20 years ago as .Pulp on the old America Online dial-up service. By the time I started ThePulp.Net/.Pulp, I had...
Here on the last day of 2015, I thought I would take a moment and look back at the year in blogging here at ThePulp.Net, and a brief look foward at what’s to...
GONE MISSING: Well, it looks as though John Olsen‘s “The Shadow in Review” website wasn’t the only victim of Comcast’s elimination of its personal web pages...
John Olsen, longtime operator of “The Shadow in Review” website, has joined ThePulp.Net as a blogger. Beginning Friday, Oct. 30, John will be writing “about...
I got a laugh out of this “Tarzan of the Apes Playset and Diorama” that turned up in my RSS reader earlier this week. Tim Knight posted a number of photos of...
You probably noticed that the Yellowed Perils and The Pulp Super-Fan blogs have a new look. Gone are the old stylized logos at the top of the pages, replaced...
Around six months from now — on March 26, 2016 — ThePulp.Net will celebrate 20 years. I’ve been pondering what to do with the website the past couple of years...
THE BOOK CAVE SHUTS ITS COVERS: The final episode of “The Book Cave” hit the interwaves last Thursday. Ric Croxton and Art Sippo wrapped up their podcast...
One of the blogs I follow regularly is Rough Edges by prolific western author James Reasoner. There’s uncertainty about which pulp genre sold more magazines:...