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  • AMOS ‘N’ ANDY, FRANK MERRIWELL, THE BLACK BAT, WILL MURRAY, THE SPIDER AND MORE FROM RADIO ARCHIVES!

    RadioArchives.com Newsletter   May 4, 2012     NEW Radio Set: Amos ‘n’ Andy, Volume 5   During its radio heyday, Amos ‘n’ Andy was definitely a legend in its own time. While entertainment programs have an admirable capacity to instill loyalty in their audiences, though, very few have the magic to capture the public’s…

  • EVIL FEARS ‘THE STING OF THE SILVER MANTICORE!’-NEW FROM PRO SE!

    PRESS RELEASE-TO BE RELEASED IMMEDIATELY Pro Se Productions, a leading Publisher of New Pulp, proudly announced today the release of its latest novel which features the book length debut of a character featured in two recent issues of Pro Se’s Award Winning Magazine, PRO SE PRESENTS. Written by author PJ Lozito, Pro Se’s 12th novel,…

  • JUDGING A BOOK…

    New Pulp Author Bobby Nash is the guest blogger over at author Rachel Hunter’s Life Defined blog today. Bobby tackles an issue he faced recently, creating a compelling novel cover. He goes through the steps it took to create the cover to his latest thriller, Deadly Games! You can read the entire post at http://rachel-m-hunter.blogspot.com/2012/04/guest-post-judging-book-by-bobby-nash.html

  • PRO SE PRODUCTIONS PRESENTS A SCI FI ‘SAVIOR’!

    Pro Se Productions, a leading Publisher of New Pulp, announces its latest volume today, a debut novel from a long time contributor to Pro Se’s award winning magazine line. “Science Fiction,” Tommy Hancock, Partner in and Editor in Chief of Pro Se Productions stated, “is definitely a cornerstone of Pulp Fiction, both Classic and New….

  • PRO SE PRODUCTIONS PRESENTS A SCI FI ‘SAVIOR’!

    Pro Se Productions, a leading Publisher of New Pulp, announces its latest volume today, a debut novel from a long time contributor to Pro Se’s award winning magazine line. “Science Fiction,” Tommy Hancock, Partner in and Editor in Chief of Pro Se Productions stated, “is definitely a cornerstone of Pulp Fiction, both Classic and New….

  • HANCOCK TIPS HIS HAT TO THE CATER STREET HANGMAN!

    TIPPIN’ HANCOCK’S HAT-Reviews of All Things Pulp by Tommy Hancock THE CATER STREET HANGMANby Anne PerryPublished by Ballantine Books2008 Tales set in the Victorian Era are odd creatures, particularly when one tries to identify whether or not they are Pulp. Using the thumbnail description for New Pulp that I do, most Victorian mysteries and even…