Most Read This Week In Pulp

[close] Dinosaurs lurking on remote islands. Sparkling astronauts. Evil wizards and the vast armies they command. Vaguely and sometimes not-so-vaguely problematic content! Ridiculous cover art! Cheap, yellowing paperbacks! If you adore finding, and reading, out-of-print pulp genre novels at the used book store, this group might be for you. Pulp Fantasy of Yesteryear is just a place to discuss pulp genre novels from about 1910s to early 1980s. Fantasy in this context just means any content that is especially 'fantastic'. Adventure, sci-fi, inaccurate but 'cool' history, horror, that's all welcome.

[close] For the readers who are looking for the casual read. Lot's of action, good characters, and simple plot. This group isn't for you if you like book plots that require a flow chart; like books that blather on for five pages about a tree (It's a tree, it has leaves, move on); or like books that have deep philosophical characters. This group is about books that bring the action, tell a good story, and have characters you can love.

[close] Tentacle Pulp es una revista de historias originales de ciencia ficción, fantasía y terror, de suscripción anual y en soporte APP, que permite a sus usuarios leer relatos cortos, emulando a las revistas pulp clásicas. Este grupo se ha creado exclusivamente para que lectores y autores puedan charlar sobre los relatos de estos últimos y para conocer novedades del proyecto de Tentacle Pulp, la app de relatos diletantes en la era digital, disponible para Android (Google): https://apps.apple.com/es/app/tentacle-pulp/id1483806400 e iOS (Apple): https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.odiseae.prototp_02

[close] Pulps were the successor to the penny dreadfuls, dime novels, and short fiction magazines of the 19th century. Although many respected writers wrote for pulps, the magazines are often remembered for their lurid and exploitative stories and sensational cover art. Just like the pulp fiction of the 60's and 70's. Pulpy Pulp pays homage to writers like, Robert E Howard, Dashiell Hammett and Edgar Rice Burroughs.