We’re already planning for number 26 of The Pulpster, which will debut at PulpFest 2017 next summer. And that means we’re looking for article proposals now. Head over to the PulpFest website for details. Then drop editor Bill Lampkin an email with your...
Read MoreMissing an issue of The Pulpster? Or were you unable to make it to PulpFest this year, and wish you had a copy of the latest number? You can get several back numbers of The Pulpster — including this year’s issue — from Mike Chomko, Books. Mike says he has numbers 5, 6, 20, 22, 23, 24, and 25 available. Except for issue number 23, they cost $10 each, plus $3 postage within the...
Read MoreMaybe you weren’t able to make it to PulpFest 2016, or maybe you’d just like to listen to some of the evening programming again. Either way, you’re in luck. ThePulp.Net has posted audio recordings of nine of the presentations as part of its Pulp Event Podcast. There is a listing of the presentations, with brief descriptions of the participants and subjects, with links to the...
Read MoreWow, what a great PulpFest 2016! The dealers’ room doors clicked shut at 2 p.m. today (Sunday, July 24) until next year. We hope you had a terrific time, and enjoyed reading your copy of The Pulpster. If you weren’t at PulpFest and would like to purchase a copy of number 25, please visit Mike Chomko, Books. You will find information there shortly about ordering The Pulpster. Keep an...
Read MorePulpFest 2016 opens its doors at 4 p.m. today (Thursday, July 21) for early registration, then the dealers’ room opens at 6 p.m. for early-bird shopping. There are a couple of presentations scheduled for tonight, followed by “Pulps in the Pub,” a new event where attendees have a chance to enjoy a frosty beverage and talk pulps. The pulp convention, along with FarmerCon XI,...
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