Posted in What's New! | September 3rd, 2006 1 Comment »
Just a short note to let all my friends, family, and assorted fellow travelers that my web site, http://www.robertweinberg.net/ has undergone a major updating. Lots of new stuff, including Phyllis’ first professionally published piece of journalism, a tribute to my father’s adventures in World War II (he was wounded on D-Day, scouting behind German lines, after landing at Omaha Beach — same spot that Saving Private Ryan begins!).
Plus there’s news of latest books I’ve written, short stories published, Japanese movies I like, and much more. The site is probably going to get a few more additions (and some spelling corrections) in days to come, but it’s worth checking out now. I turn 60 on August 29th, so this is my birthday present to myself. Drop by and leave a hello in my guest book.
as always,
bob weinberg
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Posted in Pulp Fiction | September 3rd, 2006 No Comments »
Posted in Pulp Fiction | September 3rd, 2006 No Comments »
Here’s an interesting article which traces the roots of Film Noir back to the pulp fiction era with mention of Raymond Chandler, Dashiell Hammet and “the lurid plotting of the pulp novel.” Double Indemnity, Film Noir and Pulp Fiction from the New York Times
Paul Malmont’s The China Death Cloud Peril gets another book review, this one from the Sun-Sentinel.
The recent pulp convention, Pulpcon 35 made the news. Here is an article quoting John Gunnison as well as announcing a new line of pulp reprints written by L. Ron Hubbard.
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