Over at Anne Thompson‘s Thompson on Hollywood blog, director Guillermo del Toro talks about “At the Mountains of Madness,” a film he’s...
Category - Pulps
I’ve mentioned it before, but the past few years I’ve really focused my collecting efforts more on pulp fanzines and reference books than actual pulps (though...
I posted this over at ThePulp.Net’s Facebook page a week or so ago, while Yellowed Perils was undergoing its reconstruction. Since I wasn’t able to post it...
Morgan Holmes, over at the Robert E. Howard United Press Association blog, brings up some valid points in his “The End of the Mass Market Paperback” entry from...
Brian Earl Brown used to have on his Web site a page devoted to “Earle Bergey and the Wonderful Brass Bra,” with several examples of science-fiction pulp...
Walker Martin on the PulpMags group at Yahoo posted a notice that pulp artist Ernest Chiriacka died Tuesday, April 27, 2010. “Darcy,” as Chiriacka was known...
I’ve been in the market for an e-reader for a while. My wife bought one of the original Amazon Kindles several years ago and loves it. I had my eye on the...
If my kids read that headline, first thing they would ask would be: “What’s a Sears, Roebuck catalog?” But that’s another story. Back in the late 1990s when we...
I’ve been talking about the future of pulps in a couple of previous posts, but haven’t discussed it in respect to the Google Books project. The project –...
Ed Hulse, Barry Traylor and Walker Martin made some good points in their comments to my “Future of the pulps” entry a few weeks back. Certainly, there is...