ALL PULP’S OFFICIAL PODCAST!!!! 12/9/10THIS WEEK ON THE BOOK CAVE!! The Book Cave Episode 104: Tom Johnson Takes A Tunnel Through Space!Ric is joined by Tom and Ginger Johnson and their publisher, Barbara Custer. Art is out this week due to a meeting with fellow witchdoctors. 😉 Art joins Ric after the show to talk…
Foreword to Philip José Farmer’sTarzan Alive: A Definitive Biography of Lord Greystoke(University of Nebraska Press Bison Books, 2006)by Win Scott EckertWin Scott Eckert © 2006-2010 “This is a biography of a living person.” So states Philip José Farmer in his foreword to Tarzan Alive and in so doing follows the Sherlockian tradition in which the…
All Pulp’s Flint Dille and David Marconi interview Note: the following interview with authors Flint Dille and David Marconi were conducted separately and compiled into a single interview by All Pulp. AP: Welcome, gentlemen. Please tell us a little about yourselves and your pulp interests. FD: Pulp was one of those things that I always…
ELLIS ANNOUNCES KISMET THRILLER READY FOR KINDLE! Author Sean Ellis announced today that a new edition of his Nick Kismet novella, The Devil You Know, is available on Amazon.com. Currently priced at 99 cents Ellis commented that there would possibly be opportunities to get it for free in coming weeks. He also announced that Into…
A Little Wold Newtonby Michael Croteau Here is a case of some extreme Wold Newton geekery. In the summer of 2009, my family and I vacationed in England, along with Win Scott Eckert and his wife. We mostly stayed with Paul Spiteri and his family outside of London. During our two weeks on the island,…
TIPPIN’ HANCOCK’S HAT-Reviews by Tommy Hancock CROSSOVERS: A SECRET CHRONOLOGY OF THE WORLD VOLS. 1 & 2Writer-Win Scott Eckert Covers by Mark Maddox I need to explain some things. First, this is a review of one title, CROSSOVERS, that is made up of two volumes. The review will address the entire body of work. Secondly,…
Many writers and creators have been inspired by Wold Newton in many ways. John Allen Small has carried that inspiration one step further, composing a piece of Wold Newton inspired music!! Follow or paste the link below to hear Small’s “Carriage Ride at Wold Newton”! http://www.badongo.com/file/24810668 John Allen Small – Biographical Information I was born…
MUSIC INSPIRED BY WOLD NEWTON!!! Wold Newton writer and scholar John Allen Small has found inspiration from Philip Jose Farmer’s concepts on several levels. This piece of music composed by Small is entitled “Carriage Ride at Wold Newton”! Enjoy!
AP: Mike, thanks for sitting down with ALL PULP today and especially for taking part in Wold Newton Days! Before we get started, how about telling us about yourself? Mike Croteau (left) at the Wold Newton Memorial MC: Let’s see if I can sketch a quick picture. I was raised by a single mom who…
AP: Mike, thanks for sitting down with ALL PULP today and especially for taking part in Wold Newton Days! Before we get started, how about telling us about yourself? MC: Let’s see if I can sketch a quick picture. I was raised by a single mom who loved to read, and luckily for me she…
Win Scott Eckert © 2008-2010Farmerphile no. 11Paul Spiteri and Win Scott Eckert, eds., Michael Croteau, publisher, January 2008 Trunks and Branches: The Wold Newton Familyby Win Scott EckertLong time Farmerphile readers will recall the first issue in which I reviewed the origins of Philip José Farmerâs Wold Newton Family, covered the Wold Newton meteor strike…
Per Win Scott Eckert- Here is a pic of me (left), Paul Spiteri (middle) and Mike Croteau (right) at the Wold Newton monument erected by Edward Topham in 1799 (the monument that has the inscription which was in the first article of mine you posted today). This is the exact spot where the meteor struck….
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