New Pulp Author Barry Reese returns for Episode 33 of The Shadow Fan’s Podcast! This time around, he reviews a 1942 novel that features the villainy of King Kauger and takes a hard look at Chris Roberson’s debut issue on the Dynamite Shadow comic (issue 13). There’s also a bit of Shadow news and some listener feedback!
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Before J.J. Abrams drove us all nuts with Star Trek, he spent years driving us nuts with Lost. The Season 4 DVDs hit the store on Tuesday, but we’ve already seen it (here’s Bob’s review) and we’ve finagled previews of some of the DVD extras. We’ll be doling them out over the next few days,…
My only current paying freelance gig has been shot out from under me yet again; Realms of Fantasy magazine is being shut down for the third (I think) time in as many years. SF Scope has the full story. Thanks to all of the owners of RoF for pouring money into it, even though that…
This week, the ESO crew hurls themselves into the void and travels to the planet Mongo to discuss the adventures of Flash Gordon. Can our intrepid heroes of Mike, Mike, and Bobby with guests Dan Johnson and Scott & Debbie Viguie, help Flash save the universe? Or will they face the mercy of Ming? Tune…
Mazel tov! Reprinting the SFScope announcement: Award-winning science fiction writer (and SF Scope contributor) Michael A. Burstein and wife Nomi Burstein welcomed two twin children, their first, to their family today. The twins are fraternal, and both are girls. The first baby was born at 9:20AM, weighed 5 pounds 8 ounces, and is 17″ long….
MIKE BULLOCK-NEW PULP AUTHOR/CREATOR AP: Mike, Welcome once more to ALL PULP. Catch us up on what you’ve been doing since the last time you sat in the interview chair. Mike Bullock: Hi, thanks for having me back. Let’s see, since last time we met I’ve pitched four New Pulp ideas and I can thank…
To make up for Manga Friday being so âÂÂadultâ and off-limits to kids lately, how about some reviews of books that are made for kids? Here are three very different ones â two of âÂÂem are even âÂÂeducational!â Robot Dreams By Sara Varon First Second, September 2007, $16.95 But letâÂÂs start off with a book…
