I’d promised a rundown of what’s in the upcoming number of The Pulpster in the previous entry. Head over to the PulpFest website for a short teaser that posted today. We’re just a month away from PulpFest 2017 in Pittsburgh, Pa. As you can see by the photo at right, The Pulpster is still a digital work-in-progress, but it’s coming together quickly. It’s due at the...
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Read MorePick up The Pulpster number 26 at PulpFest 2017 in Pittsburgh, Pa. The next issue will be available at the convention on July 27-30, 2017. After eight years in Columbus, Ohio, PulpFest is moving to just outside of Steel City. For complete info on the move, please visit the PulpFest website. Watch here for details on the 2017 issue of The...
Read MoreAuthor, editor/anthologist, and pulp historian Robert Weinberg passed away Sunday, Sept. 25, 2016. He was 70. Weinberg was involved with publishing more than 100 books over the past 40 years. Locus Online notes: “His first publications of genre interest were bibliographical indexes of sf magazines, and he compiled and published many books on the field and its authors during his career,...
Read MoreWe’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...
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