One of the busiest people within the New Pulp movement is author Bobby Nash. Amongst his credits is co-creating and contributing to the new anthology from Airship 27: The Ruby Files. Bobby was nice enough to take a few minutes out of his busy schedule to grant The Free Choice E-zine an interview.
You can read the full interview at http://www.thefreechoice.info/2012/04/rick-ruby-and-bobby-nash.html
Visit Bobby at http://www.bobbynash.com/
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