DERRICK FERGUSON-Writer/Creator/Editor/Reviewer AP: Derrick, ALL PULP really appreciates you taking a break from THE LONG MATINEE and all other things Ferguson to visit with us. First, share with us a little bit about who Derrick Ferguson is personally, some background info, etc. DF: The most interesting thing about me is the stuff I write. Seriously….
-
-
A LOVE STORY MILLIONS OF YEARS IN THE MAKING-NOW AVAILABLE
Hatboro, PA – Science Fiction returns to pulp adventure in Pangaea: Eden’s Planet. Seven astronauts en route to Mars encounter a time warp in space that disables their ship. Crash landing on Earth, they discover an alien planet sixty million years before the dinosaurs. Pangaea, the super continent, is filled with danger and terror, as…
-
IMARO CREATOR JOINS AIRSHIP 27 PRODUCTIONS
Charles R. Saunders, one of the most respected fantasy adventure writers in the field, has joined Airship 27 Productions to create a black pulp hero. Saunders is best known for his series of novels featuring Imaro, the black warrior of an ancient, mythological Africa. His work has been compared to being equal parts Robert E….
-
HAPPY THANKSGIVING FROM THE SPECTACLED SEVEN!!
On this day of caring and recognizing what we all have been given to be thankful for, ALL PULP wishes you and all of yours the most happiest and welcome of Thanksgivings. And in honor of this day and in deference to our own families, The Spectacled Seven will be taking this day off to…
-
NEWSFLASH FROM WILD CAT BOOKS!
Updates from Wild Cat Books include- *STARTLING STORIES Fall 2010 issue is nearing completion! *Martin Powell’s HALLOWEEN LEGION is still in the works and hopefully coming soon. *Barry Reese’s novel THE DAMNED THING is in production! *There will be sequels to Barry Reese’s RABBIT HEART!!
-
ECHOES AWARD WINNERS ANNOUNCED!!! HOSTS OF ALL PULP’S OFFICIAL PODCAST WIN!
(release from Tom Johnson) Ric Croxton and Art Sippo, hosts of THE BOOK CAVE, ALL PULP’S official podcast, are the recipients of the ECHOES Award for 2010/2011. Their dedication to the preservation of pulp culture has been clearly displayed over the past year since Ric Croxton started the Podcast a couple of years ago. Art…
-
A LETTER FROM ALL PULP…TO YOU
Fans, followers, and most of all…friends… ALL PULP wants to thank you for all the support, feedback, and especially pulpy goodness you have given the Spectacled Seven here at ALL PULP the chance to cover. When this idea started, our goal was to provide something that wasn’t available on the internet for pulp fans. A…
-
GUEST REVIEW OF THE WEEK! DR. HERMES RETURNS
) From February 1975, this was adapted from Lee Falk’s original 1963 story by Warren Shanahan, who did a really good job with it, much better than most of the other books in the Avon series. THE ISLAND OF DOGS gives the Phantom a worthwhile challenge to face and presents a hero who is as…
-
MOONSTONE CLIFFHANGER FICTION!!! PART THREE OF THE SPIDER: CITY OF THE MELTING DEAD!
 Moonstone Books and ALL PULP are proud to present the next chapter of MOONSTONE CLIFFHANGER FINCTION!!!! Let ALL PULP know what you think of MOONSTONE CLIFFHANGER FICTION on the Comments Page!!! Want more Moonstone??? http://www.moonstonebooks.com/ !  And stay tuned at the end of this week’s chapter for a link to purchase the collection…
-
MOONSTONE MONDAY-PULP ARTIST SPOTLIGHT -MARK MADDOX GALLERY!!
FEATURED ARTIST-MARK MADDOX
-
MOONSTONE MONDAY-NOTED PULP ARTIST MARK MADDOX INTERVIEW!
MARK MADDOX AWARD WINNING ARTIST & HUMORIST AP – Hi Mark, and thanks so much for stopping by All Pulp HQ. In the past few years you’ve made quite a name for yourself in the pulp field and it is a pleasure to finally be able to sit and talk with you about your art…
-
Hancock Tips His Hat to RABBIT HEART!!
TIPPIN’ HANCOCK’S HAT-Reviews by Tommy HancockRABBIT HEART by Barry ReesePublished by Wild Cat Books Sometimes even pulp writers forget that the Pulp genre has levels like an ogre…er..uh…an onion. And granted, we love to write the high powered action, the over the top adventure, the weird villains, and larger than life heroes. But we sometimes…
