Expanding upon the work initiated in pulp fanzines, the pulp historians have created and published high quality, comprehensive books capturing the history and detail of the pulp era.

These books belong in anyone's collection as part of the definitive foundation of reference and historical material.

What's New...

• The New Pulpwood Editor Harold Hersey blazed trails, establishing new, creative -- and usually unsellable -- titles to attract the reader; from 1919's The Thrill Book, the first pulp to emphasize fantasy and "pseudo-science; to the great prohibition-era mob pulps, to the incredibly successful Ranch Romances.


• Pulp Fictioneers Captured in this collection of vintage articles and ephemera - most never before reprinted - are behind-the-scenes stories of starving writers, crafty editors, and unscrupulous publishers - tales as dramatic as the stories they sold.



Also...

• Adventure House Guide to the Pulps
• Arkham's Masters of Horror Edited by Peter Ruber
• Battle of the Sexes in Science Fiction by Justine Larbalestier
• Book of the Dead by E. Hoffman Price
• Dark Barbarian The Writings of Robert E. Howard: A Critical Anthology Edited by Don Herron
• Deadly Excitements Shadows and Phantoms
• Great Pulp Heroes
• Hard-Boiled Working Class Readers and Pulp Magazines by Erin A. Smith
• Index to Black Mask
• Weird Tales Story by Robert Weinberg
• Yesterday's Faces: Volume #1 Glory Figures
• Yesterday's Faces: Volume #2 Strange Days
• Yesterday's Faces: Volume #3 From the Dark Side
• Yesterday's Faces: Volume #4 The Solvers
• Yesterday's Faces: Volume #5 Dangerous Horizons
• Yesterday's Faces: Volume #6 Violent Lives