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Now available!
High Adventure #169
The Fort Terror Murders by F. Van Wyck Mason
Murder rising on a red tide of terror—in a Philippine army post.
Cover Artist: Unknown
7x10, 110 pages, $12.95
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Since the time Edgar Rice Burroughs created John Carter of Mars and Tarzan of the Apes over100 years ago, his millions of readers have yearned for a novelin which these classic heroes meet.
Now, in an epic adventure authorized by Edgar Rice Burroughs, Inc., the Warlord of Barsoom and the Lord of the Jungle come face-to-face in what must be described as their most challenging exploit yet.
Will Murray's Tarzan, Conqueror of Mars!
When Tarzan finds himself marooned ondying Mars, without friends or weapons, he undertakes a trekacross the dead sea bottoms of the Red Planet in search offood and shelter. What happens when the ape-man falls in with a tribe of four-armed Martian gorillas beside which the bronzed giant is no more a giant than a small boy?
Will he sink into abject slavery, or rise to the status of Ape-lord of Barsoom?
And how will John Carter react when he learns of a new arrival with greater strength and leaping abilitythan his own, one who is allied with the untamed Great White Apes?
From the author of Tarzan: Return to Pal-ul-don and King Kong vs. Tarzan.
With a stunning wraparound cover by Romas Kukalis!
Trade paperback an ebook editions nowavailable for ordering.
The hardcover edition is in the works...please be patient.
Anticipated release is February 2020.
$24.95
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Age of Aces
Now available!
Through the dark night sky, streaking swiftly with their Hisso engines thundering, is the greatest trio of aces on the Western Front—the famous and inseparable “Three Mosquitoes,” the mightiest flying combination that had ever blazed its way through overwhelming odds and laughed to tell of it! At point was Captain Kirby, impetuous young leader of the great trio; on his right was little Lieutenant “Shorty” Carn, the mild-eyed, corpulent little Mosquito and lanky Lieutenant Travis, eldest and wisest ofthe Mosquitoes on his left! Flying in a V formation through four exciting hell-bent tales from the pages of Popular Publication’s Battle Aces.
Stories Include: The X-Gun Flight (Jan 32), The Iron Ace (Feb 32), The Flying Dreadnought (Jun 32), The 20-Ace Patrol (Jul 32). All illustrated by John Fleming Gould
Captain Philip Strange is backin eight more weird WWI stories spanning the run of theseries in the penultimate volume of this series. A mental marvel from birth, who used his talents on stage as a boy, Philip Strange is now known as “The Phantom Ace of G-2? by the Allies during WWI and the verdamntBrain-Devil by the Boche. Just when you thought there were no more ways to die in war, the Germans come up with some even more gruesome ways! if you’re not just being incinerated by the sun’s ray focused through enormous lenses, you’re being gassed with ahorribly disfiguring plague; drowned in a sea of blood or injected with a serum that turns you into a hyped up fighting hellion until you keel over dead; maybe you’ll be lucky and just have your own munitions blow up your entire outfit, or simply have your head chopped off and mounted on some psychotic ace’swings. Thankfully, we have have CaptainPhilip Strange onour side to stop them in eight of his strangest cases yet from the pages of Flying Aces magazine!
Stories Include: The Code of K-14 (Feb 32), The Masked Marauders (Mar 33), The Sky Torch (Apr 33), Marauders Without Mercy (Oct 33), Legion of the Lost (Aug 34), Valley of Vengeance (Jun 35), Fokkers of the Red Fog (Aug 37), Headsman Strafe (Feb 38).
Age of Aces
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| | | | Airship 27 Productions
BULLDOG DRUMMOND – Disaster Zones
Now available!
Former SAS Captain, Hugh “Bulldog” Drummond and his teammates always seem to find themselves in hot water, no matter the place or situation. In this second volume of Airship 27 Productions brand new series, writer Ian Watson lets loose with three explosives action-packed tales.
From the hunt for a missing Nazis Gold Train to confronting a sadistic African warlord and surviving a category 5 hurricane on a small Caribbean island, Bulldog Drummond once again demonstrates why he is one of pulpdom’s oldest and most exciting two-fisted action heroes.
“I love what writer Ian Watson has done with this legendary pulp hero,” says Airship 27 Managing Editor Ron Fortier. “Modernizing any classic character is always a challenge and most often times fails miserably. Whereas Ian has done the impossible here by keeping the wall to wall action in his stories while at the same time maintaining Drummond’s wry sense of humor throughout.”
Artist Howard Simpson provides the beautiful black andwhite illustrations while Chris Rawding and Art Director Rob Daviscreating the stunning cover to this action packed sequel. We guaranteeAirship 27 readers are in for one hell of a fun ride with “BulldogDrummond – Dizasters Zones.”
Available from Amazon and on Kindle.
Airship 27 Productions – Pulp Fiction For A New Generation!
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Launches Two Charles Saunders Series
Now available!
Since his arrival on the fantasy adventure scene back in the 70s, Charles Saunders has been recognized as one of the mostsuccessful African American writers in the field today. His action/adventurehero Imaro has been featured in a half dozen novels all of which wenton to inspire generations of young black authors.
In 2011 Saunders wrote “Damballa” the first ever blackpulp hero for Airship 27 Productions. Operating out of Harlem inthe 1930s, Damballa employs unique African magic to battle gangstersand crooked politicians. Two years later Saunders introduced the JungleWitch Luluma in his short story “Mtimu” which appeared in the ProSe Production’s bestselling anthology, “Black Pulp.” At the start ofthe tale, the beautiful Luluma is a servant of a villainous hunterbut by the story’s end she realizes his true nature and regains her independence thanks to the hero, Mtimu. Atypical of Saunders talent,she is a powerful character worthy of her own series.
Now Airship 27 Productions is proud to announce their creation of two new on-going book series, “Charles Saunders presents Damballa” and “Charles Saunders presents Luluma.” Managing Editor Ron Fortier elaborates. “In recent years, Charles Saunders has been extremely busy working on a truly unique black fantasy saga. So much so that it became impossible for him to devote any time to his other creations. When wesuggested the possibilities of continuing both Damballa and Luluma withother writers, he was very excited about the concept and gave us hisapproval. Have no fear, he will be overseeing each series as they progress.”
Writing the first ever Lulama novel will be writer/publisher Milton Davis of MVmedia LLC. “I've known Charles Saunders for eleven years and had the privilege to work with him on a number of projects. I'm excited to have the opportunity to develop a novel based on one of his characters. It's a dream come true.”
While Pulp Factory Award winning writer Derrick Ferguson will write the all new Damaballa adventure. "To say that Iam honored to be given the opportunity to write a character createdby Charles Saunders with his blessing is truly an understatement. CharlesSaunders is one of the reasons I am writing today and to be working withhim is an opportunity I never would have dreamed could have taken place.I pray that I do justice to the magnificent character of Damballa."
At present there is no specific time set for the release of these new books. “Our plan is to move forward with full lengthnovels first,” Fortier continues. “Later, if there is an interest,we may also produce anthologies featuring both Damballa and Lulama.We’ll leave that up to our network of pulp writers and the response ofour readers. We see some truly amazing possibilities in the future forboth characters and are greatly indebted to Charles and his faith in us.”
Airship 27 Productions – Pulp Fiction For A New Generation!
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| | Altus Press / Steeger Books: Pulp Blog - Now online!
Save 30% This Weekend: The Steeger Books Black Friday–Cyber Monday Weekend Sale Is On
Farewell Altus Press, Hello Steeger Books
Announcing the new Altus Press releases premiering at Pulpfest 2019
Announcing the new Altus Press releases premiering at the Windy City Pulp and Paper Show
More Pulp Releases: The Spider #4 and Dusty Ayres #11… At a Discount
More Pulp Releases: The Spider #3 and Operator 5 #2
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The Spider #24: King of the Red Killers
By Norvell W. Page, writing as Grant Stockbridge
Looting, maiming, slaughtering, El Gaucho launched his colossal plot to unite the Underworld—to make himself King of America! No torture was too cruel for him to employ; no deed too bloody; no life too precious, except his own. Richard Wentworth—the Spider, who exacts justice when the Law fails—realized he alone could save America from wanton butchery, in spite of the grim reward posted for his head—its own weight in the purest gold!
$13.95 softcover
On sale for $12.95
Captain Zero #3: The Golden Murder
By G.T. Fleming-Roberts
One by one the Eight Frightened Bachelors met violent deaths, meted out by a merciless ring of midnight murderers… that could be challenged only by the fabulous Captain Zero, whose strange, eeriegift was at once a double-edged weapon of deliverance—and of destruction!
$13.95 softcover
On sale for$12.95
The Spider #23: Master of the Death-Madness
By Norvell W. Page, writing as Grant Stockbridge
The madness first struck at sea! As if at a signal, young and old initiated the wild bacchanal of self-destruction! Never before had a criminal of such horrible, death-dealing geniuspreyed upon the American people. Never before did Richard Wentworth,who was in secret the dread Spider, combat a foeman of more deadlypower. And while the Spider lay gravely wounded, his beloved, Nita wentforth alone to battle for her sweetheart as only a brave woman can do!
$13.95 softcover
On sale for $12.95
Operator 5 #12: The Army of the Dead
By Curtis Steele, Frederick C. Davis, John Fleming Gould, John Newton Howitt
The news spread like wildfire. A man had solved the problem of the ages—he was bringing the dead back to life! Operator 5, ace of the American Secret Service, recognized the grave menace. He realized the danger if the gigantic advances of modern science were employed selfishly by unscrupulous men. And that preciselywas the danger facing his native land! The Master of Death, usingthe promise of life everlasting, was cunningly building an army of fanatic, half-mad followers, men who were burning, pillaging and slaying at the will of the man-monster they worshipped!
$13.95 softcover
On sale for $12.95
The Spider #22: Dragon Lord of the Underworld
By Norvell W. Page, writing as Grant Stockbridge
In the heart of New York’s Chinatown, on his imperial throne, guarded by swordsmen and gunmen and a labyrinth of death traps, sat the Arch-Criminal of all time. Master of life and death, of disease, of horrible, crawling things—the Emperor of Vermin released destruction over city and nation. The Spider, Master of Men, champion of humanity, fought with every ounce of his cunning, against themonster who personified evil incarnate—while one faithful servantgave his life in this, the Spider’s most bitter, hopeless battle, and Nita herself was faced with a doom more ghastly than any criminal mind had conceived before!
$13.95 softcover
On sale for $12.95
Captain Zero #2: The Mark of Zero!
By G.T. Fleming-Roberts
Against a strange murder-master who held firsta neighborhood, then a city, and then an entire, powerful nation in an icy paralyzing grip of fear, Captain Zero must wage a grim final battle—using only the guns of a small midnight patrol, that would turn against him at the first crimson streak of dawn!
$13.95 softcover
On sale for$12.95
The Spider #21: Hordes of the Red Butcher
By Norvell W. Page, writing as Grant Stockbridge
In the gaunt desolation of those dark Kentucky hills, the Dixie Limited, crack flyer, stood gutted of all living passengers… The Spider, the only survivor, stood alone at that bleak scene, vowing silently, solemnly, to destroy the ambition-mad arch-criminal who had plotted this wholesale ruin. For this, and manifold like disasters, were occurring everywhere in the land—at the direction, Richard Wentworth knew, of some diabolical brain which was unleashing hordes of primitive barbarians to lay waste civilization. But later, at the very moment when the Spider should have struck his most telling blow, he was pacing a narrow cell in the death-house atSing Sing!
$13.95 softcover
Operator 5 #11: The League of War-Monsters
By Curtis Steele, Frederick C. Davis, John Fleming Gould, John Newton Howitt
A group of bitter men—a secret League of War—was ready to plunge the world into a new, earth-wide conflict. They issued orders, and bloody organized murder was loosed in the heart of Europe! And behind this carnage, a single man was schemingto make himself the Dictator of the World! Never before had a singleperson conceived such a colossal plan for profiting from the slaughterof humans. He had overcome all obstacles—except one lone avenger, Operator 5, America’s secret service ace. Can Jimmy Christopher keep the nations of the world from hurling themselves into a war which can bring nothing but universal defeat, misery, and slavery?
$13.95 softcover
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| | Altus Press / Steeger Books Now available!
Black Mask Ebooks
Plus All-New Classic Black Mask T-Shirts
We've got just enough time before the end of the year to release a round of classicBlack Maskitems: now available are ebook versions of MiltonShaw's biography ofhis father, Joseph T. Shaw: The Man BehindBlack Mask, as well as ourpopular release from the spring, BlackMask 2019 Yearbook. We've alsojust released the much-requested 1920s-style Black Mask t-shirts... getthem in two different designs in a numberof color options.
Domestic softcover orders of $35 gets you free shipping. So what's the hold-up? Order now from steegerbooks.com.
Black Mask 1920s Logo T-Shirt (Style A)
This is the authentic logo usedfor this classic pulp magazine from the 1920s. Relaxed, tailored andultra-comfortable, you’ll love the way you look in thisdurable, reliableclassic.
from $19.99
Black Mask 1920s Logo T-Shirt (Style B)
This is the authentic pistol & dagger logo used for this classic pulp magazine from the 1920s. Relaxed, tailored and ultra-comfortable, you’ll love theway you look in this durable, reliable classic.
from $19.99
Joseph T. Shaw: The Man Behind Black Mask By Milton Shaw
Joseph T. “Cap” Shaw enjoyed several distinguished careers—military man and champion fencer,among them—before he assumed the editorial chair of the mostsignificant fiction magazine since The Strand gave the world the immortal Sherlock Holmes. Between 1926 and 1936, Shaw edited Black Mask magazine. The pioneering first stories of Carroll John Daly and Dashiell Hammett had just begun to appear in its pages. Shawrecognized in their hard-boiled treatment of the American crimestory the potential for a new literary school. Working closely with his hand-picked writers, he pulled the magazine back from thebrink of cancellation, and transformed the staid detective story into a vigorous and modern genre, discovering and championing important inheritors of this new tradition,among them, Raymond Chandler.
But there is more to Joe Shaw than his editorial career. Here,in the first biography ever written of this editorial giant, his sonrelates the full fascinating story of the man behind the revolutionaryeditorial persona….
hardcover edition: $29.95
softcover edition: $19.95
ebook edition: $4.99
Black Mask 2019 Yearbook
By Arthur Rodman Bowker, BorisDralyuk, Brian Stanley, Brian Townsley, D.L. Champion, DashiellHammett, Frank Megna, Frederick C. Davis, Frederick Nebel,Hannah Honeybun, Isaac Babel, Jane Jakeman, Jim Doherty, Jonathan Sheppard, Katrina Younes, MichaelBracken, Norman Saunders, T.T. Flynn, William Burton McCormick
Black Mask, the greatest American detective magazine of all time, is back with another issue. This time around, it includes nine new stories in the Black Mask vein by Brian Townsley, Jane Jakeman, Brian Stanley, Hannah Honeybun, William Burton McCormick, Frank Megna, Jonathan Sheppard, Michael Bracken, Jim Doherty, as well as a new article on Raymond Chandler’s The Little Sister by Katrina Younes. In addition, Boris Dralyuk has kindly supplied his translation of Isaac Babel’s “Lyubka the Cossack” and arranged for its reprinting here.
And, as with previous issues, Black Mask collects some of the best hard-boiled detective fiction from the Popular Publications vaults,as written by some of the genre’s best: Dashiell Hammett, D.L. Champion, Carroll John Daly, Frederick Nebel, T.T. Flynn, and Frederick C. Davis.
softcover edition: $19.95
ebook edition: $4.99
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| AMAZING STORIES ANNOUNCES AMAZING SELECTS (TM)
WITH THE RELEASE OF ALLEN STEELE'S CAPTAIN FUTURE IN LOVE
New Imprint Will Feature Novella-Length Works
Now available!
SWASHBUCKLING ACTION, PERILOUS ADVENTURE, AND A LADY TO DIE FOR … ALLIN THE RETURN OF A SPACE LEGEND!"
The Experimenter Publishing Company LLC, publishers of Amazing Stories magazine, is pleased to announce the creation of a new imprint that will feature stand-alone novella-length works, in both print and electronic formats. Amazing Selects will launch with the release of Allen Steele's “Captain Future in Love,” a novella originally serialized in Amazing Stories magazine that continues the adventures of Edmond Hamilton's pulp adventure hero Curt Newton, aka Captain Future, rebooted and updated in Allen Steele's inimitable Neo Pulp style.
Originally introduced in Steele's Avengers of the Moon (Tor, 2017), the new Captain Future brings golden age science fiction into the modern era presenting classic space opera adventure with modern sensibilities.
Amazing Selects' “CaptainFuture in Love” is more than just the eponymous novella,it also features concept art (by Rob Caswell), interior illustrations by Nizar Ilmanand non-fiction features by Allen Steele and others - Overture for a Space Opera Publisher's Introduction Who is Captain Future?
Prologue: The Black Pirate and the King Captain Future in Love
Essay: A Brief History OfCaptain Future
About The Author About The Concept Artist
About the Cover Artist “Captain Future in Love” is a rollicking modern space adventure harkening back to classic space opera!
Amazing Selects “Captain Future in Love” is available through Amazon at the link below and through the Amazing Stories store at the link below
For additional information, please contact Steve Davidson at steve@amazingstories.com
Series: Captain Future (Book 1)
Paperback: 129 pages
Product Dimensions: 5.5 x8.5 inches
List price: $6.99
Kindle: $6.99
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
Cover Blurb: "The first writer I ever wrote a fan letter to...I'm no less of a fan of his work now" - John Scalzi, author of The Collapsing Empire"
Back Cover Copy: "CAPTAIN FUTURE, THE GREATEST HEROOF SCIENCE FICTION’S PULP ERA, RETURNS IN A NEW STORY BY HUGO AND HEINLEIN AWARD WINNING AUTHOR ALLEN STEELE!Curt Newtonand his crew of interplanetary troubleshooters, the Futuremen, respond to an emergency aboard a giant orbital colony aboveVenus … the very place where Curt, as a lonely teenage boy, met andfell inlove with the first girl he ever met.Ashi Lanyr was a thief, but themost precious thing she ever stole was young Curt’s heart.Curt neverforgot her, not even after he grew up to become Captain Future, the protector of justice in the 24th century. Yet the pastcan return in unexpected ways, and even a hero isn’t immune to memoriesof his first great love.
About Amazing Selects:
Amazing Selects is a new imprint fromthe Experimenter Publishing Company that will publish original science fiction of novella-length works in both print and electronic formats. About Edmond Hamilton's Captain Future: EdmondHamilton's Captain Future will publish novella-length works that continue the updated adventures of the legendary Space Hero Curt Newtonand his companions, the Futuremen, authored by Hugo and Heinlein awardwinning author Allen Steele. The first new adventure of Captain Future was published by Tor in 2017 - Avengers of the Moon. Theadventures continued with the serialization of Captain Futurein Love in Amazing Stories magazine, now an Amazing Selects publication.
About Amazing Stories Magazine:
Amazing Stories is the world's first magazine dedicated to the science fiction genre and began publication in April of 1926. The new Experimenter Publishing Company revived the magazine beginning in 2012 as a website and beganpublication of a quarterly edition of the magazine in August of 2018. Subscriptions are available at store.amazingstories.com.
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| | American Mythology Productions Arriving in comic shops February 12!
CARSON OF VENUS: THE EYE OF AMTOR #1
(Writer) Mike Wolfer & Various (Art) Vincenzo Carratu, Mike Wolfer(Covers) Vincenzo Carratu, Mike Wolfer
In 2020, EdgarRice Burroughs, Inc. will be launching the Edgar RiceBurroughs Universe, an all-new series of interconnected novels by today's top sci-fi writers... And it all begins at American Mythology with a groundbreaking comics prequel series tothe first ERB Universe novel, Matt Betts' Carson of Venus: The Edge of All Worlds! In Carson of Venus: Eye of Amtor, stranded Earthman Carson Napier fights against time and the planet Venus itself, tasked with gathering natural artifacts from across wildAmtor before a mad king executes his friends Ero Shan and Nalte.But Carson is not alone, as Princess Duare battles at his sideagainst unearthly creatures and savage landscapes! Then, thrill to the adventures of scientist Jason Gridley and his mysterious protégé Victory Harben in the astounding Pellucidar: Dark of the Sun, aspecial, three-part, back-up story that launches the epic plotline that will run throughout the novels in the first ERBU "super-arc!"
Carson of Venus Eye of Amtor #1 is available with three covers - Main by Vincenzo Carratu, Variant by Mike Wolfer, and a limited edition 1 in 350 Pulp cover, also by Carratu.
Full Color, 32 pages, $3.99
Full Color, 32pages, $9.99 (Limited edition)
American Mythology Productions
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CARSON OF VENUS EYE OF AMTOR #3
(Writer) Mike Wolfer (Art/Cover) Vincenzo Carratu
The official comics prequel to MattBetts' upcoming Edgar Rice Burroughs Universe novel "Carson of Venus:Edge of All Worlds" concludes! To save the lives of their friends Ero Shanand Nalte,the intrepid Carson Napier and Princess Duare travel to theforbidden Mountains of the Clouds to gather the last piece of the puzzlethat willappease an evil ruler. But this might be the brave couple's finalmission, because their objective is to collect the mirror-like scales ofa huge, dragon-like creature that lurks in the blackness of the mountains'caves! It's an edge-of-your-seat adventure with two of Edgar Rice Burroughs'best-loved characters, written by Matt Betts and Mike Wolfer and gorgeouslyillustrated by Vincenzo Carratu. Then, the adventure of explorers JasonGridley and Victory Harben at the Earth's core concludes in Part Three of"Pellucidar: Dark of the Sun," written by novelist Christopher Paul Careyand artistMike Wolfer!
Carson of Venus Eye of Amtor #3 is available with two covers - Main by Vincenzo Carratu and a limited edition 1 in 350 Pulp cover, also by Carratu.
Full Color, 32 pages, $3.99 (Carratu)
Full Color, 32 pages, $9.99 (Pulp Limited Edition)
CARSON OF VENUS: EYE OF AMTOR #3 is solicited in the February PREVIEWS (Now Available).
The Diamond Item Code is FEB201452.
The Diamond Item Code is FEB201453 (Limited Edition Pulp cover).
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| | Anthony Tollin's Sanctum Books
Sanctum Books has been forced to downsize their existing supply of pulp reprints.
Going on sale, exclusively fromBud's Art Books, will be Doc Savage #1-87 and The Shadow#1-115.
Plus most/all variant cover issues.
These are in the warehouse, andgetting this many titles back online is quite the job, butwe do have all of The Shadows listed, except issue #29 whichis out of print.
Watch for new additions over the nextfew weeks by searching for SANSALE.
Many individual titles are priced at $5.95 each!
Meanwhile, we prioritized the multi-packs and Super-packs, so they are online now.
Several have bonus cover printsand all are enclosed in special cardboard slipcases.
Get them while they last!
After 2020, these titles can no longer be sold.
Bud's Art Books
| | Anthony Tollin's Sanctum Books
Now available!
THESHADOW #147: “Trail of Vengeance” and “The Mother Goose Murders”
The Knight of Darkness proves that “crime does not pay" in thrilling pulp novels by Walter B.Gibson writing as “Maxwell Grant." First, the bizarre killingsets a young man on a “Trail of Vengeance,” but only The Shadow can unmask the true murderer! Then, a crime code based on Mother Goosenursery rhymes produces gun play instead of child’s play. Can TheShadow unravel a web of crime to bring a halt to terror? BONUS: “TheMother Goose Bandit,” a classic Shadow radio mystery by Alfred Bester! This instant collectors item showcases the original pulp covers byGeorge Rozen and Modest Stein and interior illustrations by Paul Orban,with historical commentary by Will Murray and Anthony Tollin. (SanctumBooks) 978-1-60877-265-0 Softcover, 7x10,112 pages, B&W, $14.95
Anthony Tollin, P.O. Box 761474, San Antonio, TX 78245-1474
1 book: $14.95 plus $3.00 (First Class) or $2 (Media Mail) for postage and packaging
2 books: $29.90 (cover price) FirstClasspostpaid
Six issues for $84 (firstclass)or $78 (media mail) [postpaid]
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THESHADOW #148: “The Isle of Doubt," "Murder Town" and "Fountain of Death”
EXTRA-LENGTHTRIPLE-NOVEL SPECIAL!
The Master Avenger crushes crime in classic pulp novels by Walter B. Gibson writing as “Maxwell Grant." First, A Mississippi River “Isle of Doubt” conceals crooks and their ill-gotten wealth, until The Shadow’s justice proves to be as inevitable as the flow of the mighty river itself! Then, the specter of death rises over a thriving community, transforming itinto a “Murder Town.” Finally, the restorative springs of Sapphire Springs are claimed to have fabulous curative properties, but could concealan evil “Fountain of Death." This collectors special features theoriginal pulp covers by George Rozen and Modest Stein and interior illustrationsby Tom Lovell and Paul Orban, with new commentary by pulp historian WillMurray. (Sanctum Books) 978-1-60877-266-7 Softcover,7x10, 160 pages, B&W,$19.95
Anthony Tollin, P.O. Box 761474, San Antonio, TX 78245-1474
1 book: $14.95 plus $3.00 (First Class) or $2 (Media Mail) for postage and packaging
2 books: $29.90 (cover price) FirstClasspostpaid
Six issues for $84 (firstclass)or $78 (media mail) [postpaid]
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THESHADOW #149: "The Freak Show Murders,” "Murder by Magic," "Crime Out of Mind” & “Svengali Kill”
FOUR-NOVEL MAGIC SPECTACULAR!
The Knight of Darkness investigates magic-based crimes in FOUR thrilling pulp tales by Walter B. Gibson and Bruce Elliott writing as “Maxwell Grant." First, The Shadow follows a traveling carnival’s trail of death to uncover the bizarre secret behind “The Freak Show Murders.” Then The Shadow infiltrates the world of illusion and legerdemain when professional magician’s props are utilized to commit “Murder by Magic.” And a nightclub mind reader sees and tells all, but Kent Allard suspects the mentalist’svisions are being used to commit “Crime Out of Mind”? Finally, is a stagehypnotist responsible when a subject commits suicide before a theater fullofwitnesses? Only The Shadow knows! BONUS: Walter Gibson and Edd Cartiertellthe real life magical tale of Herrmann the Great! This instant collectorsitem leads off with a striking cover painting by illustrator Charles Colland also showcases the original digest covers by Modest Stein and interiorillustrations by Paul Orban, with historical commentary by Will Murray andAnthony Tollin. (Sanctum Books) 978-1-60877-268-1 Softcover, 7x10, 176pages, B&W, $19.95
Anthony Tollin, P.O. Box 761474, San Antonio, TX 78245-1474
1 book: $14.95 plus $3.00 (First Class) or $2 (Media Mail) for postage and packaging
2 books: $29.90 (cover price) FirstClasspostpaid
Six issues for $84 (firstclass)or $78 (media mail) [postpaid]
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Now available!
THESHADOW #150: “Mansion of Crime,” “Gems of Jeopardy,” "Twins of Crime” and“The Devil’sFeud”
EXTRA-LENGTH FOUR-NOVEL “WOMEN OF THESHADOW” SPECIAL!
“The Women of The Shadow” are showcased in classic pulp novels by Walter B. Gibson and Theodore Tinsley writing as “Maxwell Grant." First, the pall of death falls over a "Mansion of Crime." Can the Master of Darkness penetrate the cloak of evil to save innocent lives? Next, a ten-million-dollar crime is brewing along the Atlantic Coast, and only TheShadow can prevent the theft of priceless “Gems of Jeopardy.” Then, The Shadowseeks to unravel the sinister secret of "Twins of Crime.” Finally, LamontCranston and Margo Lane’s investigation of a five-year-old murder placesthem in the middle of “The Devil’s Feud.” This extra-length collectors specialfeatures the original pulp covers by George Rozen and Graves Gladney andclassic interior illustrations by Paul Orban, with commentary by pulp historianWill Murray. (Sanctum Books) 978-1-60877-268-1 Softcover, 7x10, 208 pages,B&W, $19.95
Anthony Tollin, P.O. Box 761474, San Antonio, TX 78245-1474
1 book: $14.95 plus $3.00 (First Class) or $2 (Media Mail) for postage and packaging
2 books: $29.90 (cover price) FirstClasspostpaid
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THE SHADOW Volume 151: “Alibi Trail," "The Golden Doom," "The Television Murders" & "The Whispering Eyes”
FOUR-NOVEL FINAL ISSUE SPECTACULAR!
The Knight of Darkness proves that crime does not pay in thrilling pulp tales by Walter B. Gibson, Theodore Tinsley and Bruce Elliott writing as “Maxwell Grant." First, murder suspects all have iron-clad defenses, leading The Shadow to investigate an “Alibi Trail.” Then "The Golden Doom” menaces a great hospital and threatens the life of The Shadow himself! Next, a victim is killed during a live video drama, and only Lamont Cranston can unmask the perpetrator of “The Television Murders." Finally, “The Whispering Eyes” are all victims recall of a sinister master of hypnotism in Walter Gibson’s final Shadow pulp novel! This instant collectors item showcases the original cover art by George Rozen and Modest Stein and interior illustrations by Paul Orban and Edd Cartier, with historical commentary by Will Murray and Anthony Tollin. (Sanctum Books) 978-1-60877-270-4 Softcover, 7x10, 208 pages, B&W,$19.95 
Anthony Tollin, P.O. Box 761474, San Antonio, TX 78245-1474
1 book: $14.95 plus $3.00 (First Class) or $2 (Media Mail) for postage and packaging
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Nothing new this week.
Past episodes:
Tarzan: Conqueror of Mars by Will Murray
Portrait of a Snow Queen by Micah Harris : EPIC FANTASY AT ITS BEST!
"My Life in Comics" by Ron Fortier
Fred Adams Jr.: Pulp Writer.
"Tag, You Are It" - Jeff Deischer's new Heritage Universe adventure
Death In the Dune by John Molino
"Gabriel's Trumpet"by Jon Black
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Now available!
I began Beb Books in 2003 with the intention of reprinting a variety of fantastic literature that had not been reprinted before or only reprinted in abridged form.
I never made much money selling these reprints and having retired have decided to release as ePub editions for free.
The stories are posted on Mediafire in the following shared folder:
http://www.mediafire.com/folder/p56wc0bxuidzr/Documents
There are a large number of files available there. Here’s an introduction to a number of them.
Johnston MCulley was a prolific writer from 1905 to1960. I have posted eight public domain novels and novellas in ePubformat.
McCulley_At His Mercy-rev1.epub
From 1909 Argosy, this is the tale of a man who hasdiscovered the secret of electronic force, has set a force fieldaround a city and warns its inhabitants that he plans to level it.Only two telegraph operators trapped inside the city dare opposehim. I reprinted this in 2011.
McCulley_Daughter of the Idol-rev1.epub
From Railroad Man’s Magazine from 1909-1910, this is a story of a boy who stowed away on a ship to avoid an onshore fight, only to find that he’s trapped on the ship with the ruffians he tried to avoid. He befriends a young lady who had been kidnapped and is being taken to a distant issue where she has a mysterious relationship with an idol there. Reprinted as a Beb Book in 2013.
McCulley_King of Chaos-rev1.epub
Published complete in the June 1912 of The Argosy, a young man is kipnapped to a south seas island where his grandfather had been king of a pirate horde and his fated to ascend the throne -- if he can live long enough to get there. This was a Beb Book release in 2013,
McCulley_Shipmates with Horror-rev1.epub
A lucrative shipping contract rests on a swift tripdown the coast of California but a series of supernatural seemingincidents has spooked the crew. Can the captain retain command ofhis ship and get to the bottom of the haunting. An Argosy serial from1908-1909 and reprinted for the first time in 2011.
McCulley-The Jungle Trail-improved.epub
A novella from All-Story Weekly, A tale of the veterans of Balboa’s march across Panama to discover the Pacific ocean and conceited egos of late arrival caballeros. Think of it as a proto-Zorro story. Published in 1917 and reprinted a century later in 2018.
McCulley-Wild Norene.epub
Another of McCulley’s novellas, Norene is the over-indulged daughter of a gun-running captain. When the captain hears a sailor boast that he could tame her in a week he arranges to shanghai theman and threatens to frame him for a crime unless he can convince thegirl marry him. With Mexican revenuers on their heels it will be a challenge to keep anyone out of prison. First published in The All-Story Cavalier Weekly in 1914 and reprinted as a Beb Book in 2018.
McCulley-Curse of Capistrano (Zorro#1).epub
While Zorro is a trademarked character, The Curse of Capistrano is in the public domain. Thanks to the kindness of Ray Skirsky I was about to copy the text from its original All-Story Weekly appearance. First published in 1919, this Beb Book reprint was released in 2007.
McCulley-The Further Adventures of Zorro (Zorro#2).epub
Surprisingly The Curse of Capistrano was not a hit with readers. It was, however, picked up as a vehicle for Douglas Fairbanks. The success of The Mark of Zorro inspired McCulley to write a sequel that appeared in The Argosy All-Story Weekly in 1922. The sequel adds maritime adventures to the usual mix of horse-riding and sword-fighting, obviously intended to appeal to Mr. Fairbanks, but the studio wentin another direction. McCulley dropped the character until 1932 whenthe Frank R, Munsey Co. enticed him to write further stories about Zorro. This story was first reprinted by Beb Books in 2011,
All these stories and more are available to download, for free at:
http://www.mediafire.com/folder/p56wc0bxuidzr/Documents
All stories are also available as print editions, Write to me at: beb01@sprynet.com for details.
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New titles now available!
AUTOMATA
The Imaginative Legacy of Jacques de Vaucanson
Edited & translated by Brian Stableford
Cover by Oliver & Stéphane Peru
In 1737, French inventor Jacques de Vaucanson (1709-1782) constructed a life-sized automaton known as the Flute Player, which established him as a pioneer in the field. It was swiftly followed by a Tambourine Player and the DigestingDuck.
Vaucanson’s endeavors in matters of industrial automation are largely forgotten, but the ingenious toys he built in order to advertize his skills, have become legendary. His story inspired writers of speculative fiction fascinated by the idea of humanoid automata. The idea of machines successfully mimicking human form, and perhaps human emotions.
By the time most of the 14 stories included in this anthology were written, in the latter part of the 19th century, Vaucanson’s legacy was evident everywhere, with small clockwork automata being mass-produced. But the French authors who produced stories of automata invariably referenced Vaucanson in their flights of fancy.
We now live in a world where sophisticated machinery has transformed industrial endeavor, and robots equipped with artificial intelligence are achieving a remarkable sophistication. That doesnot mean, however, that the notions developed and extrapolated inthese pioneering works of fiction have become redundant. They are talestold by seers ahead of their time, to whom the modern world gives everyright to say “I told you so,” and who posed a host of questions thatrequire answers far more urgently now than when they were written.
US $26.95 / GBP £20.99
5x8 trade paperback, 344 pages
cover by Jean-Claude Claeys
Frank J. Morlock has assembled here three lurid plays of sordid murders and implacable vengeance:
In The Lemonade Girl (1894) a wealthy elderly woman isstrangled for her valuables. An innocent man is arrested and laterguillotined. His daughter, the eponymous “Lemonade Girl,” swearsto unmask the real assassin. She is assisted in her mission by themost notorious detective of the times, the once-convict turned Sûretéenforcer: Vidocq!
Polichinelle (1887) stars a man framed for a double murder by his unfaithful wife and her lover, then sent to rot as a galley slave at the hard labor camp in Brest. But thanks to another convictnicknamed “Polichinelle,” because of his hunched back, he simulatesdeath, escapes, acquires a fortune and returns to Paris, intent on wreakinghis revenge on the evil couple.
The Bread Peddler (1889), based on a best-selling novel, and adapted several times for film and television, is the tale of an unfortunate woman convicted for the murder of her employer, then locked in an asylum, while her young children are raised by others, unaware of her plight. She escapes and, disguised as one of Paris’ many “bread peddlers,” plans to expose the real assassin, a spurnedwould be-lover now turned wealthy industrialist.
US $20.95 / GBP £16.99
5x8 trade paperback, 244 pages
HEXAGON
by Jean-Marc Lofficier & Juan Roncagliolo Berger & Eduardo Garcia. Cover by Eduardo Garcia.
Contents:
THE COMING OF GUN GALLON
Story: Jean-Marc Lofficier; Art: Juan Roncagliolo Berger
THE TERRIFYING THREAT OF HEPTAGON
Story: Jean-Marc Lofficier; Art: Eduardo Garcia
THE SUP’VILLAIN WHO STOLE XMAS
Story: Jean-Marc Lofficier; Art: Eduardo Garcia
THE DEADLY TRAP OF THE NECROMANCER
Story: Jean-Marc Lofficier; Art: Juan Roncagliolo Berger
The Hexagon Group was born either in 2002, when they made their first retroactive appearance in Strangers #1, or in the 1960s, depending upon how one looks at it.
Like The Justice Society of America and The Avengers, the group gathered together a single team of different heroes published by Editions Lug in their own series between 1964 and 1974.
There is Jeff Sullivan, a.k.a. the Man of Brass, descended from a long line of heroes; the powerful Dark Flyer; the beautiful Black Lys from France; joined here by a bevy of new members, such asastronaut Max Tornado; the African sorcerer Mozam; Gun Gallon, exiledfrom an extra-dimensional realm; the Lakota warrior Rakar; and Plasma,Jeff’s own daughter.
In the four stories collected in this volume, Hexagon faces the Heptagon group, an evil cabal comprised of its deadliest enemies; fight sJeff’s evil brother; teams up with the French Guardian of the Republic; and is almost defeated by the evil Necromancer.
Art by Juan Roncagliolo Berger and Eduardo Garcia.
7x10 squarebound comic, 96 pages b&w
US$12.95
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Now available!
The second issue of the revived Blood 'n' Thunder opens with a special section devoted to Jimmie Dale, alias the Gray Seal, Frank L. Packard's World War I-vintage protagonist whose adventures in Street & Smith's People's Magazine presaged the Depression-era hero-pulp phenomenon. Award-winning writer, editor, documentarian, and pop-culture historian Don Hutchison makes his first appearance in BnT with "Death to the Gray Seal!", an overview of the legendary character. Then editor Ed Hulse offers "The Celluloid 'Seal'," which recounts Jimmie Dale's brief but tumultuous history on film.
Novelist andpulp historian Will Murray is back with "The Spicy Mrs. Schwartz," another of his fascinating examples of literary detective work. This time Will trainshis attention on one of Spicy Detective's most unlikely contributors.
BnT presentsa long-forgotten short story by Richard Sale, prolific fictioneer who eventually became a Hollywood hyphenate (writer-producer-director) but is best known for his detective yarns in the Munsey pulps. Sale's 1935 "Mellow Drama" is a clever send-up of rough-paper magazines in general and hero pulps in particular.
The making of Republic Pictures' episodic epic Spy Smasher (1942), based on the popular Fawcett Publication comic book and still considered one of the finest chapter plays ever, is fully documented in Ed Hulse's "Anatomy of a Serial," which presents material gleaned from Republic studio files and first-hand interviews with selected cast and crew members. This 8000-word essay chronicles production from the 1941 licensing of screen rightsto the efforts of exhibitors to promote the serial while it was in release. Nothing like it has ever been written by the form's historians.
That relentless researcher of all things Old Time Radio, Karl Schadow, contributes "Avenger Addendum," a brief article that supplements last issue's piece on the 1941 series that adapted Street & Smith's character The Avenger.
The latest BnT also includes reviews and reference material sure to be of interest to pulp-fiction aficionados. And, asalways, the magazine is profusely illustrated.
First copiesship from the plant late next week. Order yours today at Murania Press » Blood ‘n’ Thunder, Second Series, Number Two.
#2, Second Series
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Walter Miller and Allene Ray co-starred in ten classic “cliffhangers” produced and released during the late silent era by Pathé, one of the pioneering motion-picture companies. They were an incredibly popular team whose chapter-play hits included The Green Archer (a 1925 adaptation of Edgar Wallace’s classic mystery novel) and The House Without a Key (the 1926 serialthat introduced Charlie Chan to moviegoers). Together with chief directorSpencer Bennet and favorite scenarist Frank Leon Smith, Miller and Raytemporarily restored luster to a film form that had become tarnished.
This monograph exhaustively covers the Miller-Ray phenomenon. Author Ed Hulse has seen all surviving footage from their chapterplays, and his account also relies on private correspondence fromFrank Leon Smith, several interviews with Spencer Bennet, and carefulanalysis of surviving scripts fromtheir serials. The text is supplementedby dozens of rare photos, including rare behind-the-scenes candids.
94 pages, paperback, 7x10
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Now Available: A Scintillating Slice of Serial History
Collectibles For Sale update 12-6
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| | Bold Venture Press Now available!
Larry Kent, P.I. — the longest-running series detective — in two exciting hardboiled novels!
Cry Twice, Kitten!
Jacob Troy was an old man who had itall; a movie-star wife, a vast and thriving business empire—even a castle he’d bought in Germany and had transplanted brick-by-brick onto some of Hollywood’s primest real estate. But he wanted more. That’s why he had hired mobster Danny Hester to put the squeeze on nightclub owner Paul Huntsman.
Huntsman hired Larry Kent to find a connection between Troy and Hester that would stand up in a court of law. If he could expose Troy, then he could ruin him. Almost before Larry took the case, however, things moved fast. A caseof kidnap, a sadistic beating, a neat little frame-up and a grislymurder, just for starters. What should have been a straightforward assignment soon found Larry Kent fighting for his life.
Honey-Blonde Blues
Larry Kent’s old buddy Jim Calloway was murdered over a woman … so they said. But who was the woman? No one seemed to know—not even Jim’s killer. Larry suspectedthe woman was just a diversion. There was another reason for Jim’sdeath. And just maybe it had something to do with his job with theNarcotics Bureau. Only thing was, Jim was a minor official at the Bureau, no one with any clout, just a desk-jockey.
One thing for certain. There were people out there—important people—who wanted to bury the case.And if they couldn’t kill Larry to stop him investigating, thenjust maybe they could send him to Cuba in search of a missing man. After all, he’d be easier to rub out in a foreign country …
Format: Softcover
Pages: 218
Dimensions: 6" x 9"
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With a Bang: Issue 12 Release
Pulp Consumption: The Mandalorian
Pulp Consumption: Storyhack #4
Pulp Consumption: Almuric by Robert E. Howard (Guest Post by Anthony Perconti)
Issue 12 Cover Reveal
Pulp Appeal: The Journeys of the Viking Prince (Guest Post by G.W. Thomas)
Pulp Appeal: The House on the Borderland (Guest Post byJ. Rohr)
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Front Cover: Bob larkin
"Scattered Covers" by Chuck Welch
"A Bob Larkin Retrospective" by Courtney Rogers
"The Doc Savage Comics Guide" by Philip Schweier
"The Savage Society of Bronze Remembered" by Jennifer DiGiacomo
"The Cover That Could Have been" by Julián Puga
"The Power of Gold" by Dafyyd Neal Dyar
"The True Origin of Capt. Gideon Argo" by Tony Simmons
"Fifty Yearslater" by Will Murray
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Bio-Bibliographies: Lost in the Rentharpian Hills - New!
Sensor Sweep: Doc Savage, Gothic novels, Underwater, Appendix N
Bio-Bibliographies: Pulpmaster
Sensor Sweep: Christopher Tolkien, The Mysterians, Taliesin, Vampirella
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SAVAGE AVENGERS #10 (Featuring Conan) - Arriving in comic shops February 12!
Gerry Duggan (Writer) • Patch Zircher (Art)
Cover by Valerio Giangiordano
The Quest to Kill Kulan Gath Part 2
Dr. Strange, Dr. Doom and Conan the Barbarian set out to kill Kulan Gath before he grows stronger! Theteam-up you never knew you couldn’t live without concludes.We hope you’ll be okay.
Full Color, 32 pages, $3.99
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by Douglas Preston & Lincoln Child
A STARTLING CRIME WITH DOZENSOF VICTIMS.
Appearing out of nowhere to horrify the quiet resort town of Sanibel Island, Florida, dozens of identical, ordinary-looking shoes float in on the tide and are washed up on the tropical beach--each one with a crudely severed human foot inside.
A GHASTLY ENIGMA WITH NO APPARENT SOLUTION.
Called away from vacation elsewhere in the state, Agent Pendergast reluctantly agrees to visit the crime scene--and, despite himself, is quickly drawn in by the incomprehensible puzzle. An early pathology report only adds to the mystery. With an ocean of possibilities confronting the investigation, no one is sure what happened, why, or from where the feet originated. And they desperately need to know: are the victims still alive?
A WORTHY CHALLENGE FOR A BRILLIANT MIND.
In short order, Pendergast finds himself facing the most complex and inexplicable challenge of his career: a tangled thread of evidence that spans seas and traverses continents, connectedto one of the most baffling mysteries in modern medical science. Through shocking twists and turns, all trails lead back to a powerful adversary with a sadistic agenda and who--in a cruel irony--ultimately sees inPendergast the ideal subject for their malevolent research.
Hardcover: 416 pages
Publisher: Grand Central Publishing
Product Dimensions: 6.4 x 1.6 x 9.4 inches
$29.00
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| Darkworlds Quarterly - Now online!
The City of Spiders: H. Warner Munn’s Forgotten Classic - New!
The Trail of Lovecraft: Part Four: With Trembling Pen in Hand… - New!
The Cases of Jules de Grandin – Part 1 - New!
The Trail of Lovecraft: Part Three: Clark Ashton Smith, TheGreat Thing - New!
The Trail of Lovecraft: Part Two: Recycling the Mythos - New!
Spear and Fang: A Prehistoric Premiere - New!
The Trail of Lovecraft: Part One: J. Sheridan Le Fanu - New!
Solomon Kane: The Weird Tales Adaptations
Link: Ted White’s Fantastic: Short Heroic Fantasy
Link: Zarnak: Forgotten Forerunner
Link: Chris KL-99: Space Adventurer
Manly Wade Wellman Part 1 (1927-1940)
The Pellucidarian Dinosaur & Other Forms of Transport
Link: Sword of Cthulhu
Link: Tarzan, Jungle Detective
The Case of the Dream Detective: Moris Klaw
Link: Dreamer’s World: A Tribute to Normal Bean
Link: Top Ten Mythos Tales Not By Lovecraft
Mark of the Monster: Jack Williamson’s Lovecraftian Lapse
Boris Dolgov: Weird Tales Artist
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Forgotten Stories: The First SAINT Novelette by Leslie Charteris (1929) - New!
Pulp Gallery: SHORT STORIES - New!
Still More Movie Posters of 1929 - New!
NERO WOLFE Comic Strip - Weeks 24 & 25 (1957) - New!
Unforgettable Books: TARZAN, CONQUEROR OF MARS by Will Murray
Pulp Gallery: SUPER-DETECTIVE
NERO WOLFE Comic Strip - Weeks 22 & 23 (1957) A New AdventureBegins
Frank Frazetta's THUN'DA in "King of the Lost Lands" (1952)
Pulp Gallery: WEIRD TALES 86, 87, 88 & 89 (1931)
NERO WOLFE Comic Strip - The SECOND Sunday Adventure (1957)
Pulp Gallery: THE SHADOW (1934)
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Now in full color!!!!!
Now available!
Explore the World of Digest Magazines
Interviews
Janice Law (Madame Selina series AHMM)
Paul D. Marks (Bunker Hill series EQMM)
Jeff Vorzimmer (The Best of Manhunt)
Articles
Peter Enfantino summarizes 1954’s final issues of Manhunt.
Vince Nowell, Sr. grapples with Beyond Infinity.
Richard Krauss spotlights Leo Margulies: Giant of the Digests.
Steve Carper dissects a Classic error.
Ward Smith quantifies Astounding’s formats.
Reviews
Homicide Hotel from Gary Lovisi
Tough 2
Paperback Parade No. 104
Fiction
John Kuharik “Buckthorn Justice” art by Rick McCollum
Vince Nowell, Sr. “The Good Soldier” art by Marc Myers
Joe Wehrle, Jr. “Zymurgy for Aliens” art by Michael Neno
Plus nearly 150 digest magazine cover images, News Digest, cartoons by Bob Vojtko, and first issue factoids. Cover “Madame Selina” by Rick McCollum, 160 pages.
Includes over 100 digest magazine cover images
160 pages, Full color, 5.5" x 8.5" digest
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Pulp Horror Jan. 2020
Broadswords and Blasters No. 12
The Digest Enthusiast No. 11
Paperback Parade No. 106
The Digest Enthusiast No. 11 - Cover Preview
Nostalgia Digest Winter 2020
Needle Fall/Winter 2012
Joe Wehrle, Jr. 1941–2017
Paperback Fanatic No. 42
| DMR Books Blog - Now online!
The DMRtian Chronicles, 2/2/2020 - New!
Howard’s Sorcery and Sorcerers
More on Merritt: Contracts with Avon Books
The DMRtian Chronicles, 1/26/2020
Robert E. Howard: A Literary Biography by David C. Smith
Collecting Merritt: Famous Fantastic Mysteries & Other Cool Mags
The DMRtian Chronicles, 1/19/2020
Demon Dogs! A Thundarr Novel?
The Face in the Wall
Mike Resnick: One of Us
The DMRtian Chronicles, 1/12/2020
H. Rider Haggard and Fritz Leiber
| Duck Duck Goose - Now available!
by Jeff Deischer
As the membership of the Sentinels changes once again due to developments in the personal lives of its members, the team comes under a powerful and unorthodox attack by an old enemy -- while they are dealing with multiple threats!
Paperback: 238 pages
Publisher: Independently published
Product Dimensions: 5 x 8 inches
$16.00
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Oasis Family Media to Publish Audio Editions ofAll Edgar Rice Burroughs Novels
Publisher to bring 80-plus titles to audio, including Tarzan and John Carter of Mars books
Coming Spring 2020!
Oasis Audio, a leading independent audiobook publisher, today announced that they have obtained an exclusive master audiobook license with Edgar Rice Burroughs, Inc., thecompany that manages the worldwide rights to the creator of theiconic characters Tarzan®, John Carter of Mars®, Carson of Venus® and many others.
The agreement between Oasis Family Media and Edgar Rice Burroughs, Inc., is extensive and includes the more than 80 titles written by Burroughs himself—first published in 1912 and all thoroughly edited for today’s readers. This will be the first timethe entire collection of the Edgar Rice Burroughs Authorized Library has been available on audio.
The deal also includes the new Edgar Rice Burroughs Universe series of novels, officially expanding upon Burroughs’ original canon; the existing catalog of The Wild Adventures ofEdgar Rice Burroughs series; four authorized titles from notablescience fiction authors Fritz Leiber, Philip José Farmer andJohn Eric Holmes; and a comprehensive Edgar Rice Burroughs biography.
“Reading Edgar Rice Burroughs as a teenager sparked my sense of wonder,” said Oasis Audio publisher Steve Smith.“I couldn’t be more excited to bring the full collection to audiofor the first time ever. Many people have no idea what Burroughs’ workhas meant to modern culture. He pioneered the idea of an interconnectedliterary universe. Early NASA scientists said their curiosity to explorespace stemmed from the Mars series. Ray Bradbury called Burroughs ‘probably the most influential writer in the entire history of the world.’ Welook forward to doing justice to these new editions.”
The first audiobooks are scheduled for publication this spring, beginning with books 1–4 in the Tarzan series and the first title in the new Edgar Rice Burroughs Universe series, Carson of Venus: The Edge of All Worlds, written by Matt Betts.
“In teaming up with Oasis Family Media for a complete audio library of all our works, we have filled a major gap in our publishing program,” said James Sullos, president of Edgar Rice Burroughs, Inc. “It was very important that we select a company that provides a high-quality product on a recurring basis. Wefeel that Oasis Audio meets that standard in all respects, and weare looking forward to a mutually beneficial relationship. We believeour fans will be as delighted as we are with this program when theaudios become available.”
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Carson of Venus: The Edge of All Worlds
Coming Spring 2020!
Science fiction author Edgar Rice Burroughs, creator of Tarzan and John Carter of Mars, wrote four novels and a novella about former stuntman Carson Napier and his wayward adventures on the planet Venus (or Amtor, as it is known to its inhabitants). Now get ready to transportyourself into the Edgar Rice Burroughs Universe with the firstnew Carson of Venus novel to be published in more than fifty years: Carson of Venus: The Edge of All Worlds by Matt Betts.
The Edge of All Worlds releases Spring 2020 from Edgar Rice Burroughs, Inc., and launches the canonical ERB Universe series of interconnected novels.
Stranded on the planet Amtor for nearly two decades, Earthman Carson Napier returns from his latest adventure to discover a mysterious enemy has struck his adopted nation of Korva and reduced one of its cities to ash and cinders. The trail of the mysterious threat leadsCarson and his love Duarethrough dark cyclopean corridors deep beneathAmtor to a distant land,where they must confront both a powerful newalien species and the shadows of Carson’s past.
Carson of Venus: The Edge of All Worlds, featuring the artwork of the amazing Chris Peuler.
ERB Books
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A PRINCESS OF MARS by Edgar Rice Burroughs
Deluxe Manuscript Edition!
Still available!
Now shipping!
The Deluxe Manuscript Edition of A Princess of Mars is the fifth title in the ERB Limited Edition Collection.
The set is published by Edgar Rice Burroughs Inc. and includes an leather bound book in dust jacket, manuscript portfolio, handcrafted dip pen and Dejah Thoris medallion all housed in a 7”x10” custom decorated case.
We think this will be the most elaborate and unique edition of A Princess of Mars ever published.
Each set features:
• A Leather Bound Book limited to 500 numbered copies signed by the artistsand contributors with a corrected text, new foreword and preface.
• 20 Color Plates featuring the original (5) color Schoonover paintings and works by Frazetta, Abbett, Whelan, Manchess, Miller and including..
(4-6) New Paintings commissioned for this edition (Artists like Iain McCaig, Dave Dorman, Thomas Gianni, Tom Grindberg, Doug Klauba and others.)
• A Custom Casecovered in Cialux cloth, with spine titling and decorationsdebossed in gold and 1st edition dust jacket illustration inlaidon the lid.
• ERB ManuscriptPortfolio (1911-1912) for 'Under the Moons of Mars"containingreplica manuscript pages, editor letters, the Munsey check toERB for UMM, and first publication pulp cover and pages.
• Manuscript Pen(1911-1912)- replica of the dip pen used by ERB to writethe holographic manuscript for Under the Moons of Mars.
• 2" Dejah Thoris Medallion - 3D portrait design in antique silver accented ingold, numbered to match the book and inserted inside the customcase.
• New Dust Jacket artwork and color Barsoom Map endpapers.
• 30+ Black and White Illustrations by Tom Yeates and others…
In addition:
• The Deluxe Manuscript Edition of A Princess of Mars does not include a Grosset & Dunlap printing since the ERB Limited Edition Collection only publishes titles in G&D that have not previously been available.
So far that includes 1st G&D printings of Back to the Stone Age, Land of Terror, Savage Pellucidar and John Carter of Mars.
• The text has been proofed by Frank Puncer and reset with corrections for this new edition. (One notable mistake was discovered in the 1st edition text that has been carried over to every later edition.)
• The decoratedbox, dust jacket, book cover and title and chapter page designs are by Zavier Cabarga with the book bound in brown Cromwell leather with red/orange stamping
in a style reminiscent of the first edition published by A. C. McClurg.
• The custom case features a drop spine and houses the book, manuscript portfolio and a die cut tray for the medallion and pen.
• This vintage-style document portfolio is a 6”x9” gusseted custom envelope made of heavy kraft paper and secured by a button and string.
We have taken great care to source antique and vintage papers to match the original pages or documents.
• The first publication pulp cover and pages are from the Feb. 1912 All-Story Magazine and include two-sided replicas of the color cover, contentspage and first story page.
• The handmade Italian wooden/pewter pen comes with an original 100 year-old Esterbrook 788 Oval gold-plated nib and is mounted in a base tray with the Dejah Thoris medallion.
• Limited: 500 numbered copies signed by the contributors and artists, in slipcase
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Edgar Rice Burroughs, Inc., isproud to launch the first four volumes of the Edgar Rice Burroughs Authorized Library. This new series presents for the first time the complete catalog of Mr. Burroughs’ literary works in handsomeuniform, hardcover editions, featuring dust jacket art by renowned artistJoe Jusko, and rare and previously unpublished supplementary material.
“We have long dreamed of, and have frequently been asked by fans about, reproducing authorized editionsof all of Edgar Rice Burroughs’ 80-plus novels,” says Jim Sullos, President of Edgar Rice Burroughs, Inc. “This has not been done since the 1970s, and as a testament to the enduring demand of his works, we have embarked on an exciting journey. We have named itthe Edgar Rice Burroughs Authorized Library to distinguish these fromany other editions, and they will contain additional content that inmost cases has never been seen before. While it will take a few yearsdue to the sheer number of books we need to reproduce, we are committedto seeing all of his works in print again. We are delighted that eminent artist Joe Jusko has agreed to be our sole artist for cover art and frontispieces. He is one of the most popular illustrators of our time and we believe there is no one better suited to bring to life the richness of Mr.Burroughs’ literary creations.”
Published by Edgar Rice Burroughs, Inc., the company founded by Mr. Burroughs in 1923, each volume of the Authorized Library is packed with extras and raritiesnot to be found in any other edition. Featuring exclusives ranging fromartwork by the legendary Joe Jusko to forewords and afterwords by today’s authorities and luminaries to a treasure trove ofrare andnever-before-published bonus materials mined from the company’s extensive archives in Tarzana, California, the Edgar Rice Burroughs Authorized Library will take readers on a journey of wonder and imagination they will never forget.
“I have dreamed of this project eversince I first saw Neal Adams’ and Boris Vallejo’s Tarzancover paintings back in high school,” says Joe Jusko. “I amso honored that all these years later ERB, Inc., has made thatdream a reality. Ihave never been more excited by or put more work into anything, and if I’m to be remembered for anything I’ve done, I want it to bethese covers.”
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New on Famous (and forgotten) Fiction!
December 2019
For your end of the year reading pleasure, wepresent to you "The Monster of Lake LaMetrie" by Wardon Allan Curtis, as it originally appeared in the September, 1899 issue of Pearson's Magazine (UK).
It's a fun story involving a dinosaur, possible hollow earth and the use of a machete as a surgical tool (?). Theillustrations by Stanley L. Wood are included along with a brief introductionby Bob Gay.
November 2019
Presenting another author who has been too long neglected, we have added The Julius Long Collection and it includes not only a biography of Long's life, but also his first published story, The Dead Man's Story.
Although Long ended his pulp career as a writer of detective fiction, his first works were all in the horror genre and hold up quite well today. Hope you enjoy it.
September 2019
We are happy to present a previously unreprinted story by H. F. Arnold, "The City of the Iron Cubes," as it apppearedin the March and April, 1929 issues of Weird Tales, including the illustrations by C. C. Senf.
Along with some additional biographical material about Arnold, there is also an afterword following the story, where wediscuss the end of the story, and why webelieve the twist at the endmay be the first appearance of an ending that, today, has been doneso many times, that it is considered the worst of cliches.
July 2019
Baroness Orczy wrote many different types of stories during her career and "Young Muggins" shows yet another facet to her talents, as she weaves a tale of love, selfishness and self-sacrifice in rural England.
Our reprinting appears just as it didin the May, 1906 issue of The Royal Magazine, including theillustrations by J. Barnard Davis. Introduction to thestory is by Dan Neyer.
June 2019
This month we feature Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's mummy tale, Lot No. 249, including the illustrations by WilliamThomas Smedley and an introduction by your humble scribes, Dan Neyer andBob Gay.
We've also done some behind the scenes work to make the site work better...do stop by and check us out.
May 2019
Edmond Hamilton returns to ourpages with "The Man Who Evolved," direct from the pages of theApril, 1931 issue of Wonder Stories, including the Frank R. Paul illustration. Intro by Bob Gay
Also, we found a 1953 comic book story where the plot was(*ahem*) "borrowed" from Hamilton's original and our unknown scribemanaged to condense the story down to a mere 4 pages.
Read the original first, then "Evolution" which appears as it originally appearedin Tomb of Terror #12, with the digital restoration included at no extracost.
April 2019
We are very pleased to present The Neil R. Jones Collection, which starts with an 11,000+ word biography of Jones that incorporates his words, newspaper articles and our research to create a long overdue portrait of the creator of Professor Jameson. We have also located a nearly all of Jones' non-fiction writings from various magazines and fanzines and have included them, along with 5, never before reprinted, stories that chart hisearly years as an author. Copiously illustrated throughout, wehope you enjoy it.
| Fighters of Fear:Occult Detective Stories - Now available!
by Mike Ashley (Editor)
A Retrospective Collection of Classic Occult and Supernatural Detective Stories by Some of the Field’s Greatest and Best-Known Weird Fiction Authors
Since the gaslit nights at the end ofthe nineteenth century, the occult detective has been a beloved and recurring archetype. Mixing the best aspects of the detective tale and weird or supernatural fiction, and capitalizing inpart on the massive popularity of Sherlock Holmes, these storiesportrayed men and women pitted against surreal and horrifying foes, usually with little to defend them but their own savvy, experience, and know-how.
From William Hope Hodgson’s Thomas Carnacki, to Seabury Quinn’s fearless Frenchman Jules de Grandin, to Jessica Salmonson’s Penelope Pettiweather, the occult detective has taken a variety of forms, investigated a wide array of supernatural and otherworldly cases, and entertained generations of readers. This new collection compiles thirty-one all-time classic occult detective stories as it traces the genre’s growth from its nineteenth-century origins to the late twentieth century, showcasing the work ofacclaimed pioneersof weird tales alongside cult favorites andexciting modern talents.
So, step into the shadows, join us onthis journey into the dark, and become a fighter of fear. . .
Hardcover: 624 pages
Publisher: Talos
Language: English
Product Dimensions: 6 x 2.3 x 9 inches
$29.99
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| Gotham Pulp CollectorsClub
Typically the 3rd Saturday of every month
Check the website at the link below for the latest schedule.
Gotham Pulp Collectors Club is a club for pulp collectorstomeet in the NYC/Metro area.
Itmeets the 3rd Saturday of every month.
Check the website at the link below for exact time and place information.
Name: Gotham Pulp Collectors Club
Time: 1-5 PM
Place: Muhlenberg Library on West 23rd Street.
Contact: Mark Halegua at msh@pulps1st.com
Gotham Pulp Collectors Club
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Coming soon!
February 2020
DOUBLE FEATURE
Donald E. Westlake
Cover art by Paul Mann
THE MOVIE STAR AND THEMOVIE CRITIC—
HOW FAR WOULD THEY GO
TO KEEP THEIR SECRETS BURIED?
In New York City, a movie critic has just murdered his girlfriend—well, one of his girlfriends (not to be confused withhis wife). Will the unlikely crime-solving partnership he forms withthe investigatingpolice detective keep him from the film noir endinghe deserves?
On the opposite coast, movie star Dawn Devayne—the hottest It Girl in Hollywood—gets a visit from a Navy sailor who says heknew her when she was just ordinary Estelle Anlic of San Diego. Nowshe’s a big star who’s put her past behind her. But secrets have a wayof not stayingburied...
These two short novels, one hilarious and one heartbreaking, are two of the best works Westlake ever wrote.
And fittingly, both became movies—one starring Jack Ryan’s Marie-Josee Croze, and one starring Fargo’s William H.Macy and Desperate Housewives’ Felicity Huffman.
• First appearance in bookstores in40 years!
• Donald E. Westlake won everymajor award in the mystery genre and gained fame both under hisown name andwriting as "Richard Stark"
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STANLEY MELTZOFF
Coming in February!
Stanley Meltzoff was one of the first paperback cover artists to be noted for his work in the science fiction field, painting dramatic images that escaped the pulp influence evident in most other science fiction covers of the period. Along with paperback cover paintings in numerous genres, Meltzoff also produced work for slick magazines, including Scientific American, Life, Fortune, and the Saturday Evening Post. The winner of 25 awardsfrom the Society of Illustrators, he was alsoone of the first,and certainly most preeminent, fish painters. His underwater images were a regular feature in National Geographic and other publications. This book features scores of paintings reproduced from Stanley's original art, as well as rare photos and tear sheets.
Standard Edition
224 pages, 9"x12", full color,hardbound with dust jacket. Limited to 900 copies!
Deluxe Edition
224 pages, 9"x12", full color,hardbound with dust jacket, shipped in a blue slipcase withwhite printing. Bookplate insert signed and numbered by publisherDaniel Zimmer. Limited to just 100 copies!
To see a preview of the book, follow this link: https://issuu.com/illomag/docs/meltzoff
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Rafael DeSoto covers on my new illustrator spotlight blog - New!
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| JAMES BOND #3 Arriving in comic shops February 12!
(Writer) Vita Ayala, Danny Lore(Art) Eric Gapstur (Cover) Jim Cheung
The first arc concludes, from VITA AYALA (Morbius), DANNY LORE (Queen of Bad Dreams) and ERIC GAPSTUR (The Flash).
Bond is in over his head. What startedas a "punishment" assignment has expanded into a world ofinternational crime that Bond can't wrap his mind around.
Will 007 accept that the mission is too big for one spy, and seek assistance…or will pride be his downfall?
Full Color, 32 pages, $3.99
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| Jerry Schneider Enterprises Now available!
EXOTIC ADVENTURES #3, 1959
Fiction Contents
THE FIRST AND ONLY LOVE OF RAMEE by Wilton Rhode
SAFARI OF DEATH by Stan Hollis
I WAS A TANGIER'S SMUGGLER by Donald Gorman
THE SEX ORGIES OF SARAWAK by Raymond Pellegrini
ATTACKED BY MONSTER CRABS by Dave Callahan
THE MALAYAN GIRL CAME AT NIGHT by Park Weston
Pulp-Sized Magazine, 8.5 x 11 inch,
66 pages
$12.95
TEXAS RANGERS, December 1950
Fiction Contents
THE BLOODY YEARS by Jackson Cole
Fighting Ranger Jim Hatfield battles to round up the evil wideloopers and killers who infest the Cowboy Capital of the Plains--and pits himself against the deadly and mysterious Black Riders!
HOT SADDLE RING by Clay Starr
NO TOWN FOR LAWMEN by Don Hobart
LONG SAM RIDES THE RIVER by Lee Bond
TOO SMART FOR HIS OWN GOOD by Sam Brant
Pulp Sized Magazine, 7 x 10 inch, 100 pages
$12.95
MAGAZINE OF HORROR #31
CONTENTS
THE NOSELESS HORROR by Robert E. Howard
THE TAILED MAN OF CORNWALL by David H. Keller M.D.
THE DUEL OF THE SORCERERS (part one) by Paul Ernst
FOR SERVICES RENDERED by Stephen Goldin
THE ROC RAID by George B. Tuttle
Digest, 5.5 x 8.5 inch, 130 pages
$12.95
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THE PAPERBACK FANATIC #43
New issue of The Paperback Fanatic is a GOLD MEDAL SPECIAL!
88 full-colour pages devoted to articles on the legendary publisherand its key authors. 125 colour illustrations of rare Gold Medal paperbacksand associated books and magazines.
Pieces on classic noir authors Gil Brewer, John D MacDonald, Dan J Marlowe, Charles Williams.
With a stunning visual gallery of thepaperback art of Robert McGinnis and rare illustrations fromMen's Adventure Magazines for Gil Brewer stories.
Plus in-depth reviews of Gold Medal classics such as Black Wings Has My Angel.
Editor/Publisher: Justin Marriott
Assistant Editor: Jim O’Brien
89 pages, 7” x 10”, full color
$12.99
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PULP HORROR: All Reviews Special Edition
130 reviews of vintage horror paperbacks, comics and pulps.
115 pages black-and-white, fully illustrated withmany covers.
Movie tie-ins, natures-run-amok, occult detectives, possessed teenagers, punk rock werewolves, Cthulhu mythos andmuch more.
Editor/Publisher: Justin Marriott
Assistant Editor: Jim O’Brien
115 pages, 7” x 10”, B&W
$6.99
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| Martin Grams' Blog - Now online!
Jonny Quest BluRay Review
HBO's Watchmen is daring and explosive!
Crime Thrillers on DVD (Reviews)
The History of Time Travel
The Return of Blood "N" Thunder Magazine
Amazon is not stealing your business
Old Dark House: A Chilling Genre
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Now online!
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| Moonstone Books
Avenger Double Feature!
Now available!
In the jungle of southern Mexico, people are struck down by mysterious obsidian spearheads, a gigantic winged serpent appears in the skies, and a golden giant claims to be an Aztec god reborn. When Nellie Gray and Cole Wilson go missing investigating the mysterious Sons of the Feathered Serpent, the Avenger is drawn into one of the most bizarre anddangerous adventures of his career. His life, the lives of hisassociates, and the Aztec treasure that sustains Justice Inc. areall endangered by the curse of Kukulkan.
Hardcover: $25.99
Softcover: $10.99
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Archived Review: BASIL COPPER – The Curse of the Fleers. - New!
Pulp Stories I’m Reading: CORNELL WOOLRICH “Crime on St. Catherine Street.”
Weird Pulp Stories I’m Reading: VICTOR ROUSSEAU “Bat Man.”
PI Stories I’mReading: JAMES REASONER “War Games.”
Pulp StoriesI’m Reading, Selected by David Vineyard: H. BEDFORD-JONES “The Case of theKidnaped (sic) Duchess.”
Pulp PI Stories I’m Reading: J. LANE LINKLATER “Mystery of the Mexicali Murders.”
MY FAVORITE TVSERIES OF THE DECADE (2010-2019), by Michael Shonk.
Pulp PI Stories I’m Reading: CARROLL JOHN DALY “The Egyptian Lure.”
Pulp PI Stories I’m Reading: ROBERT LESLIE BELLEM “Suicide Scenario.”
| PAPERBACK PARADE #106 - Now available!
PAPERBACK PARADE #106, the magazine for paperback readers and collectors -- 104 pages in Full Color!
Contents
Gary Lovisi: Paperback Talk
Richard Greene “Dream Dance: The Art of Ed Emshwiller”
Gary Lovisi “Lila Lynn: Paperback Cover Model”
Richard L. Kellogg “Revisiting Peyton Place”
Gary Lovisi “The Hard-Boiled Paperbacks of Al Fray”
Sean McMullen “Carter Brown’s Unscientific Thrillers”
Gary Lovisi “The Australian Scientific Thrillers”
Richard Greene’s Matchless Paperbacks by Howard R. Milsted, Jr.
Philip Harbottle “The Return of Norman Firth”
Richard Greene “Road Trip Treasures”
$15.00 + $3.00 postage from Gryphon Books, www.gryphonbooks.com.
You can pay via Paypal or with a check to our address:
Gryphon Books, PO Box 280209, Brooklyn, NY 11228, USA. (Inquire on subscription rates and outside USA).
Thank you and all best to you for 2017! Enjoy!
Back issues also available while they last!
ORDERING INFORMATION:
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The Pulp Era Amateur Press Society
Since 1987, the Pulp Era Amateur Press Society, or PEAPS, has offered research and commentary on the pulp magazines, theircontributors, and their legacy in quarterly mailings to its 28 members.
Members have included fans and professionals such as AlTonik, Glenn Lord, Jerry Page, Mike Ashley, Doug Ellis, Will Murray,Anthony Tollin and many others.
PEAPS is currently looking for members to fill several vacancies.
Visit PEAPS's new website — peaps.net — for informationabout the press society, its rules, and how to contact PEAPS.
PEAPS - The Pulp Era Amateur Press Society
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PulpFest is now accepting advance registrations for our 2020 convention, August 6 – 9. Register now and beat the rush. You’ll save money and get free early-bird shopping if you book a room at the convention’s host hotel. By staying at the DoubleTree, you help defray the convention’s expenses and show ourhotel that PulpFest will help their bottom line.
There are plenty of rooms available at the beautifulDoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Pittsburgh – Cranberry. You can booka room directly through the PulpFest website. Just below the PulpFestbanner at the top of our home page, you’ll find a link that reads“Book a Room.” Click the link and you’ll be redirected to a secure sitewhere you can place your reservation.
You can also reserve a room by calling 1-800-222-8733. Be sure to mention PulpFest to receive the special convention rate of $129 plus tax per night. Included in the room rate are two complimentary breakfasts per room during your stay. Also included is free Wi-Fiin each sleeping room. Parkingis free. You must book your room byJuly 22, 2020 in order to getthe special convention rate.
Every year, PulpFest recognizes those who work to keep the pulps alive for this and future generations. The Munsey Award honors Frank A. Munsey, the publisher of the first pulp magazine. George Vanderburgh — the esteemed publisher of Battered Silicon Dispatch Box books and renowned Sherlockian — won our 2019 Munsey Award. You can read about George on the PulpFest website.
We are now accepting nominations for the 2020 Munsey Award. Previous winners of the Lamont, Munsey, or Rusty Award are not eligible for the award. A list of our previous winners is available on the PulpFest website.
To nominate someone for this prestigious award, please provide a brief statement of your reasons. Send it to PulpFestmarketing and programming director Mike Chomko at mike@pulpfest.com.You can also reach Mike at 2217 W. Fairview Street, Allentown, PA 18104-6542.
The deadline for nominations is April 30, 2020. The living Lamont, Munsey, and Rusty Award winners will select the recipient from among your nominees. The award will be presented on Saturdayevening, August 8, at PulpFest 2020.
The convention will take place at the DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Pittsburgh – Cranberry. It will begin on Thursday, August 6, and run through Sunday, August 9.
| Pulpgen-Online Pulps - Now online!
New this week
"The Accusing Voice" by Meredith Davis from WEIRD TALES, March, 1923
The foreman of a murder jury is haunted by a voice no one else can (apparently) see taunting him that he sent an innocent man to the gallows.
"The Time Annihilator" by Edgar A. Manley & Walter Thode from WONDER STORIES, November, 1930
Excellent time travel story, The travelers find that in the future humanity is all but destroyed by artificial supermen but all their efforts to change the future are for nought.
"A Cutting Clue" by Joe Archibald from SECRET AGENT "X", February, 1936
A factory was robbed and the owner murdered during theshowing of a movie in a small, rural town. A cop on vacation hearsthe noise, investigates and finds a familiar crook in the crowd.
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The Shadowcast episode 4
Ruins, Warrior Reborn, and Is it Wrong?
The Shadow: Gangdom's Doom
The Sheriff of Tonto Town
Clovelly
The Moon Man: The Sinister Sphere
The Avenger: Justice, Inc.
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| Pulp Flakes - Now online!
A new pulp blog on pulp magazines, authors and their stories, adventure and detective pulps.
Rafael DeSoto covers on my new illustrator spotlight blog
The Shadow, The Spider and Doc Savage in a title match
Rothvin Wallace - Editor, Author
J.C. Leyendecker exhibition of illustrations
John Randolph Phillips - author bio online
New blog for pulp deals
Pulpfest 2019 trip report - photos
Walker Martin: Pulpfest 2019 report - August 15-18, 2019, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
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| The Pulp.Net - Now online!
The Pulp.Net features three ongoing blogs!
Pulp Super-Fan blog written by Michael R. Brown, That's Pulp by John Olsen, and the long-running Yellowed Perils written by William Lampkin.
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Forged in war, The Phantom Detective wages a one-man battle on crime! Solving impossible mysteries and delivering his own justice, he is the underworld’s masked nightmare!
A ruthless human fiend weaves a sinister pattern of grim murder and grisly horror, a puzzle that only the world’s greatestsleuth can solve! Yet The Phantom Detective faces evil as even hehas never imagined as he moves from body to body, clue to clue, andever deeper into mind numbing horror!
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‘Master of the Damned’ was originally published in the April 1935 issue of The Phantom Detective Magazine and is read with pulse pounding intensity by award winning voice actor Milton Bagby.
Discounted the first week.
MP3 digital download - $4.99
Audio CDs - $14.99
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Startling Stories Audiobook
July 1950
Read by Roger Price
Now available!
Startling Stories was the younger sibling of Thrilling Wonder Stories. It began in1939 at the urging of science fiction fans who clamored for a full-length novel in each issue. At this point, Thrilling Wonder Stories contained a variety of novelets and short stories, but fans wanted something longer that allowed for more character development. And thus, Startling Stories was born. Each issue started off with a book-length novel, and was filled out with a variety of short stories, science columns, special features and, of course, letters to the editor. Some of science-fiction’s bestauthors appeared in Startling Stories, including luminaries such as StanleyG. Weinbaum, Eando Binder, Edmond Hamilton, and Alfred Bester. The magazine thrived through the 1940s and early 1950s, but fading revenues forced it to close with the Fall 1955 issue, after a 99-issue run. StartlingStories now returns with these vintage pulp tales, reissued for today’slisteners as audiobooks.
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A Complete Novel
The City At World’s End
by Edmond Hamilton
At first the people of Middletown thought that the superbomb was only a dud — but actually it hurled all their town forward a million years!
The Truants — Complete Novelet
by Leigh Brackett
These flame beings from beyond the stars only wanted toplay, but their presence brought fear and panic to a peaceful community!
Robot Nemesis — Complete Novelet
by Dr. Edward E. Smith
Ferdinand Stone might save Earth from plunging into thesun — but could man survive? A Hall of Fame classic reprinted bypopular request.
The Spa Of The Stars — Short Story
by Jack Vance
Trouble-shooter Magnus Ridolph tackles the woes of a smart hotel resort!
Purpose — Short Story
by Ray Bradbury
A ship has come from another world — with nine men...
Music Of The Spheres — Short Story
by Walt Sheldon
Space offers many strange and unknown factors to the pioneer, but —
Invasion — Short Story
by Frank Belknap Long
Man expected the Martians to come as destroyers, but they came as friends...
Disappointment — Short Story
by William Morrison
Horton Perry always complained about his ultra-scientific son-in-law.
Discounted the first week.
MP3 digital download - $9.99
Audio CDs - $29.99
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Total Pulp Experience. These exciting pulp adventures have been beautifully reformatted for easy reading as an eBook and features every story, every editorial, and every column of the original pulp magazine.
The Phantom Detective! The name alone conjures up action and adventure. From the same publisher that brought you The Black Bat, Captain Danger, The Crimson Maskand The Green Ghost came one of pulpdom’s best-known detectives. Scourge of the underworld, The Phantom, as he was called, aided the Law with his sweetheart Muriel Havens. His first adventure was published in February 1933 and they continued for 170 thrilling exploits until the Summer 1953 issue. The Phantom Detective returns in these vintage pulp tales, reissued for today’s readers in electronic format.
Table of Contents:
A Full Book-Length Novel
Master Of The Damned
by Robert Wallace
A ruthless human fiend weaves a sinister pattern of grim murder and grisly horror in this exciting novel of thrills, suspense and action!
Chan Takes A Chance — Gripping Short Story
by Harold de Polo
A courageous game warden looks death square in the face!
Getaway — Gripping Short Story
by Alfred I. Tooke
“Any fool can pull a hold-up,” said Chunky, “but —”
Beginner’s Luck — Gripping Short Story
by Hapsburg Liebe
Lifting the Parmly Pearls seemed like a tough job
Hot Governments — Gripping Short Story
by Samuel Taylor
Fast action in the wake of an $800,000 bond theft
The Phantom Speaks — A Department
Radio Archives Pulp Classics line of eBooks are of the highest quality and feature the greatPulp Fiction stories of the 1930s-1950s. All eBooks produced byRadio Archives are available in ePub and Mobi formats for the ultimate in compatibility. If you have a Kindle, the Mobi version is what you want. If you have an iPad/iPhone, Android, or Nook, then the ePubversion is what you want.
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Total Pulp Experience. These exciting pulp adventures have been beautifully reformatted for easy reading as an eBook and features every story, every editorial, and every column of the original pulp magazine.
Startling Stories was the younger sibling of Thrilling Wonder Stories. It began in 1939 at the urging of science fiction fans who clamored for a full-length novel in each issue. At this point, Thrilling Wonder Stories contained a variety of novelettes and short stories,but fans wanted something longer that allowed for more character development. And thus, Startling Stories was born. Each issue started off with a book-length novel, and was filled out with a variety of short stories, science columns, special features and, of course, letters to the editor. Some of science-fiction's best authors appeared in Startling Stories, including luminaries such as Stanley G. Weinbaum, Eando Binder, Edmond Hamilton, and Alfred Bester. The magazine thrived through the 1940s and early 1950s, but fading revenues forced it to close with the Fall 1955 issue, after a 99-issue run. Startling Stories now returns with these vintage pulp tales, reissued for today’s readers in electronic format.
Table of Contents:
A Complete Novel
The City At World’s End
by Edmond Hamilton
At first the people of Middletown thought that the superbomb was only a dud — but actually it hurled all their town forward a million years!
The Truants — Complete Novelet
by Leigh Brackett
These flame beings from beyond the stars only wanted toplay, but their presence brought fear and panic to a peaceful community!
Robot Nemesis — Complete Novelet
by Dr. Edward E. Smith
Ferdinand Stone might save Earth from plunging into thesun — but could man survive? A Hall of Fame classic reprinted bypopular request.
The Spa Of The Stars — Short Story
by Jack Vance
Trouble-shooter Magnus Ridolph tackles the woes of a smart hotel resort!
Purpose — Short Story
by Ray Bradbury
A ship has come from another world — with nine men...
Music Of The Spheres — Short Story
by Walt Sheldon
Space offers many strange and unknown factors to the pioneer, but —
Invasion — Short Story
by Frank Belknap Long
Man expected the Martians to come as destroyers, but they came as friends...
Disappointment — Short Story
by William Morrison
Horton Perry always complained about his ultra-scientific son-in-law.
The Ether Vibrates —Announcements And Letters
by The Editor
Laboratory Notes — Science Facts
Current Fan Publications — A Review
Science Fiction Bookshelf — A Department
Radio Archives Pulp Classics line of eBooks are of the highest quality and feature the greatPulp Fiction stories of the 1930s-1950s. All eBooks produced byRadio Archives are available in ePub and Mobi formats for the ultimate in compatibility. If you have a Kindle, the Mobi version is what you want. If you have an iPad/iPhone, Android, or Nook, then the ePubversion is what you want.
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The first three jackets are all reconstructed using scans of the original paintings for those covers.
THE WAR CHIEF alternate is based on art by noted western artist Maynard Dixon and you can read more about it here.
Please take a moment to read the four-page article about the publishing of THEWARCHIEF and why it meant so much to Ed Burroughs. I think you’ll be interestedto find out that the book was one of the most well-researched novels he ever wrote (besides I AM A BARBARIAN), and, considering its point of view and many of the statements about white settlers, theUS Army and the reasons for the Apache’s explicit savagery, certainly his most controversial.
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| Rough Edges - Now online!
Forgotten Books: Dead Horse - Walter Satterthwait - New!
Sunday Morning Bonus Pulp: Spicy Adventure Stories, January 1935 - New!
Saturday Morning Western Pulp: Ace-High Magazine, May 1937 - New!
Forgotten Books: Holocaust House - Norbert Davis
Sunday Morning Bonus Pulp: Dime Detective, November 15, 1934
Saturday Morning Western Pulp: Western Novels and Short Stories,May 1950
Sunday Morning Bonus Pulp: Thrilling Wonder Stories, April 1949
Saturday Morning Western Pulp: Spicy Western, September 1939
Forgotten Books: Up From Earth's Center - Kenneth Robeson (Lester Dent)
Sunday Morning Bonus Pulp: Ace Detective Magazine, August 1936
Saturday Morning Western Pulp: Western Story, February 4, 1939
Forgotten Books: Ki-Gor: The Beast-Gods of Atlantis - John Peter Drummond
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Now available!
THE OFFICIAL SQUADRON 2020 CALENDAR
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SONOF THE GUARDSMAN
THE MOVIE SERIAL
DL-DVD Upgrade
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FEATURING BOB SHAW, DAUN KENNEDY, BUZZ HENRY, CHARLES KING and WHEELER OAKMAN
THE CRIMSON GHOST
THE MOVIE SERIAL
BLU-RAY Upgrade or DL-DVD
Now available!
FEATURING CHARLES QUIGLEY, LINDA STIRLING, CLAYTON MOORE, KENNEDUNCAN and ? as THE CRIMSONGHOST (Voice by I. Stanford Jolley)
ROCKETMAN IN THE COMICS AND THE MOVIES
Book
Coming soon!
The history of Rocketman/Commando Cody in the serials and related characters including Bulletman in the comics. Includes a brand NEW Rocketman story.
THE HOUSE OF HATE
Blu-Ray/DL-DVD
Coming in January!
New upgraded transfer of the amazing, massively influential Pearl White mystery serial, with solid leading man Antonio Moreno,
and, introducing The Hooded Terror, most fearsome and deadly of the early serial villains.
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| Sexton Blake and the Great War (Sexton Blake Library Book 1) - Coming April 14!
by Mark Hodder (Editor)
As brilliant as Sherlock Holmes. As daring as James Bond. Sexton Blake, the adventuring detective, is back! This first volume of a new series reinstates one of literatures greatest detectives - back in print for the first time in decades!
For nearly a century, Sexton Blake was the most written about character in British fiction. He starred in approximately four thousand stories by nearly two hundred authors. A cross between Sherlock Holmes and Indiana Jones, he was a publishing phenomenon, read by young and old alike.
Paperback: 430 pages
Publisher: Rebellion
Product Dimensions: 5 x 8 inches
List Price: $11.99
A killer blend of James Bond, Indiana Jones, and Sherlock Holmes (then wrapped inside a riddle, wrapped in an enigma), Blake — with his awesome bullet-proof Rolls-Royce and Moth monoplane — is known for his epic adventures and daring exploits. Assisted in all of this daring-do, of course, by his trusted side-kicks Tinker and his remarkable hound Pedro, the detective has been adored by readers of all ages.
After being largely forgotten for decades, this major new collection heralds a triumphant return that notonly celebrates Blake, but also serves as the perfect introduction to the charismatic detective for a whole new generation of readers. Featuring tales of derring-do, espionage and exploration, the stories track Blake’s perilous adventures across Europe as he attempts to solve a host of classic crimes; from an encounter with a duplicitous German Kaiser to escaping a firing squad!
April 16th 2020 with Sexton Blake and theGreat War: volume one (curated by author Mark Holder) features three stories from World War 1 and the lead up to it:The Case Of The Naval Manoeuvres by Norman Goddard (1908), OnWar Service by Cecil Hayter (1916) and Private Tinker by William Murray Graydon (1915).
Rebellion will also be publishing five further landmark volumes in 2020, each with a fantastic art deco style cover, including:
Sexton Blake Versus The Master Crooks (June 2020)
Sexton Blake’s Allies (August 2020)
Sexton Blake on the Home Front (October 2020)
Sexton Blake’s New Order (December 2020)
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| The Shadowcast #1- THE LIVING SHADOW - Now online!
The Shadowcast: Season 1, Episode 4 - 'THE SHADOW STRIKES' and 'DEATH HOUSE RESCUE' - New!
The Shadowcast: Season 1, Episode 3 - 'LINGO' and 'DEATH TO THE SHADOW'
Season 1, Episode 2 - 'THE SHADOW/GREEN HORNET: Dark Nights'
Season 1, Episode 1 - The Living Shadow
In this first episode, we explore theorigins of the Dark Avenger with the very first pulp story:THE LIVING SHADOW, and review The Knight of Darkness's firstfilm appearance in the rare 1931
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| | Shadowridge Press LONELY VIGILS by Manly Wade Wellman
Illustrated by George Evans
Now available!
Back in print for the first time since 1981, Shadowridge Press presents LONELY VIGILS, Carcosa’s legendary collection of Manly Wade Wellman’s famous occult detectives from the Golden Age ofthe Pulps. Featuring Judge Pursuivant, Professor Enderby, and John Thunstone,their battles against dark magic were originally chronicled in the pagesof Weird Tales and Strange Stories between 1938 and 1951. While the stories have achieved legendary status among aficionados of weird fantasy, they had been virtually unreprinted until Lonely Vigils. Here are twentytales of occult investigation by an acknowledged master of fantasyliterature, dramatically illustrated by George Evans. Before he moved to the South, Wellman began his writing career in New York City, wherehe drew upon the dark side of New York's night club intelligentsia andthe native mysteries of the Northeast to create a convincing blend ofauthentic magic and imaginative peril in these stories of three intrepid crusaders against supernatural evil. Read their complete original pulp adventures in LONELY VIGILS!
Paperback: 504 pages
Publisher: Shadowridge Press
Product Dimensions: 7 x 1.3 x 10 inches
$19.99
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| SPECTRE LIBRARY: THE PULP AND PAPERBACK FICTION READER - Now online!
Love Traffic by Gaston Lamond
“Murder Mayhem” by Ray Stahl (aka: Bart Carson)
Murder Gets Around by Robert Sidney Bowen
Spider Pete by Claude Stewart
The Finger of Death by Henry Keyworth
| Tellers of Weird Tales - Now online!
Terence Hanley has created a blog in which he researches and writes about the contributors to Weird Tales magazine and its companion titles, Oriental Stories and The Magic Carpet Magazine.
From War of the Worlds into Star Trek - New!
The Humblest Things . . . - New!
From Things To Come into The Space Trilogy-Part Five
From Things To Come into The Space Trilogy-Part Four
From Things To Come into The Space Trilogy-Part Three
One More Thing . . .
From Things To Come into The Space Trilogy-A Final Aside
From Things To Come into The Space Trilogy-Another Aside
From Things To Come into The Space Trilogy-An Aside
From Things To Come into The Space Trilogy-Part Two
From Things To Come into The Space Trilogy-Part One
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| | Upcoming Modern Hero - Pulp Novels
by Christopher R. Yates
(New publications to the list are in bold)
Now available!
Null Set [Cas Russell #2], S.L. Huang, Tor, $18.99,January14, 2020]
X-Men and the Avengers: The Gamma Quest Omnibus, Greg Cox, Titan Books, $10.99, January 21, 2020
Bloodshot – The Official Movie Novelization, Gavin Smith, Titan Books, $8.99, February 4, 2020
Coming soon! Spider-Man: The Venom Factor Omnibus, Diane Duane, Titan Books, $14.95, March 10, 2020
Wild Cards XXVIII: Joker Moon, ed. George R.R. Martin, Tor, $29.99, March 31, 2020
The Reign of the Kingfisher: A Novel, T.J. Martinson, Flatiron Books, $17.99, April 14, 2020
Wild Cards XXVI: Texas Hold’em, ed. George R.R. Martin, Tor, $18.99, April 14, 2020
Critical Point [Cas Russell #3], S.L. Huang, Tor, $27.99, April 28, 2020
Empire City: A Novel, Matt Gallagher, Atria Books, $27.00, April 28, 2020
X-Men: The Dark Phoenix Saga, Stuart Moore, Titan Books, $9.99, May 12, 2020
Judges: Volume Two, Michael Carroll, Joseph Elliott-Coleman & Maura McHugh, Abaddon Books, $11.99, May 25, 2020
The Fall of Deadworld Omnibus, Matthew Smith, Abaddon Books, $11.99, June 23, 2020
Haunted Heroine [Heroine Complex #4], Sarah Kuhn, DAW Books, $15.00, July 7, 2020
Wild Cards XXVII: Knaves over Queens, ed. George R.R. Martin, Tor, $19.99, July 14, 2020
Avengers: The Extinction Key,Greg Keyes, TitanBooks, $16.00, August 4, 2020
The Somebody People [Resonants Book #2], Bob Proehl, Del Rey, $18.00, September 1, 2020
Wild Cards XI: Dealer’s Choice, ed. George R.R. Martin, Tor, $18.99, September 1, 2020
The Godhead [The God Wave Trilogy #3], Patrick Hemstreet, HarperCollins, $16.99, September 15, 2020
Hench: A Novel, Natalie Zina Walschots, William Morrow, $27.99, September 22, 2020
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| | WEIRDBOOK #41
Softcover edition now available at Amazon!
Prose
Tonight I Wear My Crimson Face, by Adrian Cole
The House of the Witches, by Darrell Schweitzer
The Bones, by Erica Ruppert
-The Idols of Xan, by Steve Dilks
Conjurings, by Marlane Quade Cook
Matriarch Unbound, by Glynn Owen Barrass
The Mouth at the Edge of the World, by Luke Walker
"An Autumn Settling", by Alistair Rey
I Know How You'll Die, by K.G. Anderson
Fair Shopping, by Jack Lee Taylor
Black Aggie, by Marina Favila
The Chroma of Home, by Arasibo Campeche
The Last Resort, by Dean MacAllister
The Crypt Beneath the Manse, by S. Subramanian
A Winter Reunion, by C.M. Muller
The Stravinsky Code, by LeonardCarpenter
She Talks to Me, by Matthew Masucci
Wings of Twilight, by L.F. Falconer
A Pantheon of Trash, by Thomas C. Mavroudis
Juliet's Moon, by D.C. Lozar
The Gargoyle's Wife, by Jean Graham
The Melting Man, by Justin Boote
Dead Waves, by Sean McCoy
The Proposal, by J.D. Brink
Dark Energy, by Kevin Hayman
Christmas at Castle Dracula, by S. L.Edwards
There Was Fire, by M. Ravenberg
Them, by Sharon Cullars
For Love of Lythea, by C. I. Kemp
Poetry
Beltane, by K.A. Opperman
Twin Hungers, by Scott J. Couturier
The Jackal, by Ashley Dioses
Our Family Ghost, by Joshua Gage
Le Gargoyle, by Russ Parkhurst"
Amazon.com Kindle Wildside Press: Softcover Wildside Press: eBook
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