"New Pulp": The Retro-/Neo- Pulp Fiction Revolution

[paulmc]

Thanks for the tip, Deuce!

[deuce]

PulpRevver, Jon Mollison, has a new space trucker novel out:


www.castaliahouse.com/new-release-spotlight-sudden-danger/

[deuce]

The PulpRev website fired up one year ago this month. Co-founder, Jesse Abraham Lucas, brings us up to date on big, exciting changes in the near future:



www.pulprev.com/2018/05/announcing-pulprev-riot.html

[deuce]

Ben Wheeler is more in the Superversive rather than the PulpRev camp in many ways, but his novel, The Sheik of Mars, is definitely pulpy:


www.amazon.com/Sheik-Mars-Ben-Wheeler-ebook/dp/B07D9KSCQR






The book trailer for "Sheik":

[themirrorthief]

well I write new pulp myself but I have no delusions about it being as good as what the old guys did when they were at their best. I didnt live in that era and I cant write about it either...but yes, I have tried

[deuce]

The Pulp Super-Fan takes a look at the two most recent issues of Pulp Adventures from Bold Venture Press:


www.thepulp.net/pulpsuperfan/2018/05/09/pulp-adventures-27/


www.thepulp.net/pulpsuperfan/2018/06/06/pulp-adventures-28/

[deuce]

Jun 15, 2018 11:49:27 GMT -5 deuce said:

PulpRevver, Jon Mollison, has a new space trucker novel out:


www.castaliahouse.com/new-release-spotlight-sudden-danger/

Sudden Danger is now live on Amazon!


jonmollison.com/2018/06/18/sudden-danger-now-live/

[paulmc]

My review of STORYHACK, Issue Two

paulmcnamee.blogspot.com/2018/06/recent-read-storyhack-issue-two.html

[deuce]

Jun 25, 2018 8:24:48 GMT -5 paulmc said:

My review of STORYHACK, Issue Two

paulmcnamee.blogspot.com/2018/06/recent-read-storyhack-issue-two.html

Cool review. Bryce Beattie's StoryHack may be the best magazine of its type out there. Thanks, Paul!

[deuce]

A review of Weirdbook #36:


www.scifimoviepage.com/weirdbook-36-book-review/

[deuce]

Bradford Walker at PulpRev.com reminds us that pulp-style fiction won't revive itself:


www.pulprev.com/2018/06/pulp-doesnt-revive-itself-support.html


"If you want the culture of hope, courage, and tenacity--especially under severe adversity--to revive and thrive tomorrow, then you need to water the seeds being sown and cultivated today. There's no other way to see it happen. Passivity is not an option."

-- Bradford Walker

[deuce]

I knew Raul "Ray" Capella from his articles in Amra and from his Hyborian Age tales of Arquel. I had no idea he was a Neo-Pulp pioneer, creating the Domino Mask character:


pulphermit.blogspot.com/2018/06/introducing-new-pulp-authors-ray-capella.html

newpulpheroes.blogspot.com/2014/01/the-domino-mask.html


Ray was also an illustrator. He did this piece for a Domino Mask tale.

[paulmc]

Pro Se are having a big push this month. not only announcing new release titles but also announcing lots of submission projects. Most of these aren't straight slush pile--you need to send proposals, etc.

They just announced they are looking to run three or four serial/episodic stories for a 12 month run. If anyone really wants to work on their "pulp speed" chops.

www.facebook.com/ProSeProductions/posts%2F874836856051639

[paulmc]

I'm in!

My superhero story proposal was accepted. HOUR OF THE ROBOT coming in September.

paulmcnamee.blogspot.com/2018/07/hour-of-robot-coming-in-september.html

BTW, Teel James Glenn describes his own FRONTIER MAGICK as being "Conan meets Daniel Boone."

[deuce]

Michael Tierney, a huge fan of the pulps and comics, has a new novel in his Wild Stars series up at Kickstarter. Looks cool.

boundingintocomics.com/2018/06/01/michael-tierneys-wild-stars-iii-time-warmageddon-gets-illustrated-novel-adaptation-in-kickstarter-exclusive/

www.castaliahouse.com/wild-stars-iii-time-warmageddon/