ALL PULP’s SITE SPOTLIGHT-Broken Sea Audio From the website-http://www.brokensea.com/ ABOUT BROKENSEA AUDIO- We are a keen group of audio drama fanatics who create podcast and free download stories in audio format.Included in our line up is original fantasy, sci-fi, horror, drama, comedy and fan-works and audio versions of great films (like Planet of the Apes…
FIRST ENCOUNTERS WITH PHIL FARMER (One of a series of speeches by colleagues and fans delivered at FarmerCon 2008; Peoria Public Library, Peoria, Illinois) by John Allen Small (Speech delivered at FarmerCon 2008, Peoria Public Library, Peoria Illinois) The year was 1975. I remember because I had just turned 12, which meant I now had…
Fans of NCIS actress Pauley Perrette will welcome the opportunity to see more of her in the forthcoming film The Girl from Mars. The Girl from Mars tells the story of a lonely geek whose life is transformed when he meets the girl of his dreams (Perrette) who claims to be a visitor from another…
JAMES PALMER-Creator/Writer AP: Tell us a little about yourself and your pulp interests. JP: Well, I live with my wife and two year-old daughter in Northeast Georgia. I have a BA in English, and I’ve loved science fiction my whole life. I grew up reading comic books and watching reruns of stuff like Star Trek…
GUEST REVIEW OF THE WEEK! Dr. Hermes Retro-Scans http://dr-hermes.livejournal.com/790788.html CHILDREN OF THE LENS (ah, kids today) From the November and December 1947 issues of ASTOUNDING SCIENCE FICTION, this was the final book in the original Lensman series (Smith later revised TRIPLANETARY to serve as a prologue and wrote FIRST LENSMAN to fill in the gap…
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…
Modern pulp legend Tom Johnson recently commented on mailing lists about his upcoming work. Check this out, pulp (especially space opera/sci fi) fans… From Tom Johnson- My publisher asked me to share the cover of my upcoming SF anthology with everybody. Actually, this is Volume #1. We have a second volume coming out on the…
An Earthman falls in love with a Venusian woman via interplanetary radio… Super-smart mastodons rule mankind… Travel to other worlds in 19th century rockets… Explore the Microverse and the Hollow Earth… Behold lei-powered planes and extra-dimensional entities… Discover a world where electricity has suddenly vanished… See how men in 1878 pictured the world of 2000……
Noted Pulp Historian Jess Nevins has posted Part one of an in progress ‘Pulp Primer.’ Learn all you want to know about early pulps at http://io9.com/5680191/where-did-science-fiction-come-from-a-primer-on-the-pulps.
PULP BOOK REVIEWS by Ron Fortier OUT OF THE DARKBy David WeberTor Books381 pages Alien invasions are nothing new to both the science fiction and fantasy genres. Books like H.G.Wells WAR OF THE WORDS and Ron L.Hubbard BATTLEFIELD EARTH have all demonstrated the horrors of such a catastrophic event. In reading David Weber’s OUT OF…
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PRESS RELEASE FROM BLACK COAT PRESS!!! From Jean Marc L’Officier, Publisher This month: three science fiction “classics”, plus another kindle/epub release. http://www.blackcoatpress.com/ John-Antoine Nau’s 1903 ENEMY FORCE has the distinction of having been the very first novel to receive the prestigious Goncourt Literary Award in France. The author was a rather eccentric surrealist/poet and the…
AP: Thanks for joining us, Michael! Can you start by telling us a little about you and how your interest in pulps began? MB: I have long been a science fiction fan. So to a degree, my interest in pulps began with interest in early science fiction stories. I recall reading some of the early…
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