New Pulp Authors Win Scott Eckert and John Small performed readings from their work at the 2013 PulpFest convention. The panel was recorded by The Book Cave’s Art Sippo.
Listen to Panel Fest Episode 21: PulpFest 2013 Eckert and Small Readings here.
You can also see video of the readings <a href=”
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