My Travels through the Wold Wide Web By Dennis E. Power My excursions into the mythology of the Wold Newton family began, like Philip José Farmer, through the pulps. However in my case it was he paperback reprints of Tarzan, Doc Savage and the Shadow. I must have been around eight when I was watching…
TALES OF THE SHADOWMEN 7: FEMME FATALES from Black Coat Presshttp://www.blackcoatpress.com/talesshadowmen07.htm US$22.95/GBP 14.99 – 6×9 tpb, 324 p. – ISBN-13: 978-1-935558-44-6 Contents:Matt Haley: My Femmes Fatales (portfolio)Xavier Mauméjean: My Femmes Fatales (foreword)Roberto Lionel Barreiro: Secrets starring Jean Valjean, Zorro.Matthew Baugh: What Rough Beast starring Hugo Danner, Judex, Sâr Dubnotal.Thom Brannan: What Doesn’t Die starring Dr….
IN DEFENSE OF “WOLD-NEWTONRY” By John A. Small (Originally posted on the Internet site ERB-Zine, Issue 1484 [http://www.erbzine.com/mag14/1484.html]; 2005) To The Editors of ERB-Zine: I read with great interest Den Valdron’s recent article entitled “H.G. WELLS’ BARSOOM!” which dealt with how certain writers have endeavored to make the Martian invaders of Wells’ classic novel compatible…
Win Scott Eckert © 2005-2010Farmerphile no.2Christopher Paul Carey and Paul Spiteri, eds., Michael Croteau, publisher, October 2005 “Six Degrees of Philip José Farmer”By Win Scott Eckert Last column we discussed the great genealogist Philip José Farmer’s discovery of the “Wold Newton Family,” – highly influential people, many heroic, and some villainous, whose lives are chronicled…
THE BRIGHT HEART OF ETERNITY By John Allen Small (Originally published in the program for FarmerCon IV [a.k.a. The Philip José Farmer Memorial Gathering], held in Peoria, Illinois, on June 6, 2009) …Phil let out a long, relaxed sigh, held his arms up over his head and stretched, as if waking up from an afternoon…
The Great Old Ones and the Collins Family By Frank Schildiner With special thanks to Rick Lai for his work on the Leviathan/Yig Cult and advice since the writing of this article. The television show Dark Shadows presented to viewers a fictionalized account of a family steeped in the world of the occult and the…
Philip José Farmer’s Pulp Trinity By Dennis E. Power Philip José Farmer’s fascination with the characters of Tarzan and Doc Savage are well known. He had after all written biographies of both characters and fulfilled his life long dream of writing both an authorized Doc Savage novel, Escape from Loki, and an authorized Tarzan novel,…
Expanding the Wold Newton Concept: J.T. Edson By Brad Mengel In 1972, Philip José Farmer created the Wold Newton Family with the publication of Tarzan Alive, where he postulated that many great heroes and villains of adventure fiction were all related. This concept, that many different series were connected, has inspired writers like Howard Waldrop,…
Expanding the Wold Newton Concept: J.T. EdsonBy Brad MengelIn 1972, Philip José Farmer created the Wold Newton Family with the publication of Tarzan Alive, where he postulated that many great heroes and villains of adventure fiction were all related.This concept, that many different series were connected, has inspired writers like Howard Waldrop, Kim Newman, Alan…
Expanding the Wold Newton Concept: J.T. EdsonBy Brad MengelIn 1972, Philip José Farmer created the Wold Newton Family with the publication of Tarzan Alive, where he postulated that many great heroes and villains of adventure fiction were all related.This concept, that many different series were connected, has inspired writers like Howard Waldrop, Kim Newman, Alan…
Expanding the Wold Newton Concept: J.T. EdsonBy Brad MengelIn 1972, Philip José Farmer created the Wold Newton Family with the publication of Tarzan Alive, where he postulated that many great heroes and villains of adventure fiction were all related.This concept, that many different series were connected, has inspired writers like Howard Waldrop, Kim Newman, Alan…
This tale in the Wold Newton ORIGINS cycle is just one of many stories found in TALES OF THE SHADOWMEN 7-FEMME FATALES from BlackCoat Press and is available at http://www.blackcoatpress.com/talesshadowmen07.htm Win Scott Eckert: Nadine’s Invitation November 1795 Blakeney Manor, Richmond: Thursday the 19th of November My Dearest Countess Carody, I do hope Paris finds you…
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