Pulp

[close] For those of us who like to read using the iBooks platforms, on Mac, or iOS - That's iPads mostly, although you can use an iPhone if you don't mind small pages. For iBooks Authors, you too are welcome to join in. Indeed, it's often difficult to find books that are exclusively on the iBooks site, so we'd love to hear about iBooks made for iBooks. The Templates are Landscape and Portrait, and ePub3, and the first two are a much unexplored market. Lets hear from iBooks Readers, and Authors then. Talk about iBooks. iBooks only. Why you love iBooks. Goodreads on iBooks. Author specials ONLY available on iBooks. How you authored your iBooks, why you love Reading your iBooks.

[close] For fans of smutpunk! Smutpunk is a blend of erotica, pulp noir/fantasy/western, existential horror, steampunk, bizzaro, Lovecraftian and classical mythology, and silver- and golden-age comic styles. Exemplified in the writings of Callie Press and Moctezuma Johnson (and an increasing number of other writers). Get on board or get left behind!

[close] Prepare thine ass fair traveler... for you are about to party up for the literary adventure of a lifetime. Discover new, strange and magical worlds found in the pages of classic, pulp and independently authored fantasy! There are so many cool, creative stories being written and the goal of this club is to help people find them! Whether you're a an avid reader, an aspiring writer or just a fantasy nerd looking for a chill group to be a part of.... there is something for you here! Welcome to the force, cadet!

[close] The Wold Newton Family is a group of heroic and villainous literary figures that science fiction author Philip José Farmer postulated belonged to the same genetic family. Some of these characters are adventurers, some are detectives, some explorers and scientists, some espionage agents, and some are evil geniuses. This Goodreads group is for researches, inquiries and just plain geeking out using creative mythography to connect the worlds of our favorite literary characters, and, in so doing, perhaps reveal a secret history of our world.