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...
Category - Pulp Preservation
I get jealous when folks mention in newsgroups or on blogs that they stopped by a flea market or an antique store and picked up a half-dozen pulp magazines...
Speaking from a journalism career of more than 25 years (and from being a pulp fan even longer), I can safely say that CBS News blew it in a report on the...
Here’s a story on the Library of Congress Blog about how the library is preserving its collection of pulp magazine covers. The interiors of the magazines...
Don’t you wish you had a time machine? Can’t you just imagine standing in the glory of a sidewalk newsstand overflowing with lavishly colored pulp...
Now would be a good time to win the lottery. If you haven’t checked it out, head over to Adventure House and browse through the Frank M. Robinson...
Paper vs. digital is a topic I’ve written about before. It’s still something I think about quite often (recently, in particular, since I just...
There was one thing that got under my skin during the whole “new pulp” kerfuffle a number of weeks ago. It was the allegation that I (and the rest...
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...
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 –...