Win Scott Eckert announced on his blog [http://woldnewton.blogspot.com] that a German translation of Philip Jose Farmer’s classic Sherlock Holmes-Lord Greystoke pastiche The Peerless Peer will appear in 2012 from publisher Atlantis Verlag.
This new German edition will also feature Win’s afterword that also appeared in the 2011 edition from Titan Books (currently selling on Amazon).
The Game is Afoot!
GRIOTSEdited by Milton Davis & Charles SaundersMV Media LLC.284 pages This reviewer has often made it known that he enjoys anthologies for two reasons; the first being the concept of similarly themed tales from various writers collected between two cover is just plain fun. The second is the continued encouragement of the short story format….
Director Kevin Smith told Sci Fi Wire that he wants to cast Seth Rogen in an original superhero movie. "First, I’m going to do a 180 turn and do a horror movie called Red State," Smith said while attending the Toronto International Film Festival. His latest film, Zack and Miri Make a Porno, screened their…
In my ever increasing attempt to break the mold, I am giving my fateful readers not one but one and a half columns today! Last week’s The Story of O about a young man I mentored who attacked me with horrible career ending voice mail and text messages resulted in a wee bit of a stir….
CHUD quotes one of their readers, who e-mailed the news that Paramount Pictures has exercised their option to Brian Michael Bendis’ Torso. As reported last week, the studio had until the 15th to act or let the material, now called Ness, go elsewhere. Eric Cordo emailed the site to say, “Todd McFarlane was just on…
So I found myself with a bit of time to kill while my wife and mother-in-law went out and about for lunch. My week-old son and I decided it was time to enjoy a bit of cable TV goodness. A quick surf left with me few options. Food Network was showing yet-another cupcake show… USA…
All Pulp has been informed of a petition to commemorate the life of noted author, Ray Bradbury (who passed away on June 5, 2012) on a stamp from the United States Postal Service. In a career spanning more than seventy years, Ray Bradbury has inspired generations of readers to dream, think, and create. A prolific…
