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Today's writers are still capturing the excitement and adventure of the pulp era. By setting their stories in the 1930's, capturing the hard boiled genre in a modern noir setting, or creating a modern day hero who can stand alongside the great pulp hero of that bygone era today's authors are providing us with some great entertainment.

The Amulet of Atlantis by Mike Olafson. The Amulet of Atlantis is a fast-moving tale in which rogue adventurers, secret societies, and mystical warriors all clash while pursuing an ancient artifact in the wilds of 1938 Africa.

Our latest additions include Myths for the Modern Age: Philip Jose Farmer's Wold Netwon Universe featuring the essays explaining the origins of many of the pulp and fictional superheroes all tied together.

The Chinatown Death Cloud Peril casts the rivalry between two of pulp fiction's most legendary writers into its own amazing saga which bursts from the pages with blood, cruelty, fear, mystery, vengeance, courageous heroes, evil villains, dames in distress, secret identities and disguises, global schemes, hideous deaths, beautiful broads, deadly superweapons, cliffhanging escapes, and other outrageous pulp lies that just might be completely true.

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Adam Hall

Indiana Jones

Dashiell Loveless

Blade Runner

Paul Malmont

Mike Olafson

Mike Resnick

Stephen King

Will Murray

Domenic Stansberry

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Electronic Fiction

Talmage Powell

Hugh B. Cave

 

 

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