Over on the PulpFest website, you can read “Highlights From The Pulpster,” offering an update on the contents of this year’s edition. Number 29 of The Pulpster will be an expanded issue, with 84 pages plus covers. That’s almost twice the size of last year’s number. It will be packed full of articles of interest to all pulp collectors. The issue will focus on the...
Read MoreNow that PulpFest has joined the list of pulp shows that have been canceled for 2020 because of the COVID-19 pandemic, you might be asking about The Pulpster. Will it still publish? Yes. In fact, we’re increasing the page count for a special, expanded issue. In addition to the articles that we had originally planned for this year, we’ve asked a number of the folks who were going to...
Read MoreThe Windy City Pulp and Paper Convention has been rescheduled from April to Sept. 11-13, 2020, due to efforts to stop the spread of the coronavirus. Organizer Doug Ellis posted the notice on Facebook earlier today after Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker order that social gatherings with 50 or more people be canceled for the next eight...
Read MoreInterested in contributing an article (or an idea) for The Pulpster? Now is the time. We’ve already started planning for number 29, which will appear at PulpFest in August 2020. Head over to the PulpFest website for a post calling for submissions to The...
Read MoreHop over to the PulpFest website to check out a new post featuring highlights of this year’s number of The Pulpster. I will update the Back Numbers page with number 27’s contents shortly. In the meantime, we’re trying to finish up the issue in order to get it to printers. PulpFest members will get their copies at the convention. If there are extras available afterward,...
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