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Great Pulp sites & other Info-
-To quote my fellow Adventurers,
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AND MUCH MUCH MORE IN EVERY EXCITING ISSUE!
-The site of all sites that is the greatest source for
classic hard-boiled and pulp-related characters. Kevin Burton Smith created
a great resource-
 -COSMO'S
PULP HEROES CAFE- "where all dreams are possible and where Heroes
that were, always will be." To qoute a very informative web site
about the pulp heros of the heyday-
 -Adventure
Stories- Authors represented include: Edward S. Aarons, James Axler, Jack
Finney, Bill Granger, Michael Hartmann, Don Pendleton, Joseph Rosenberg,
Dick Stivers, and Ed Wood- Masters of the adventure pulp. The site for
info on them and their fiction-
 -CrimeCulture
is a great place to locate information for pulp fiction and modern crime
writers-
 -Christopher
mills is one of the artists keeping the pulse of pulp fiction alive with
his artwork, his writing, & editor on web comics and many other exciting
work. His site is a must to view-
 -Adventure
house is a place for Pulp replications & reprints-
 -An
Online guide to pulp authors and information not found any place else-
 -Vintage
library has it all. from pulp books of every genre, to ebooks downloadable
and easy to read in PDF format. A great site to get your pulp, hardboiled,
science fiction, adventure, and any genre of pulp that that time created-
 -HardCase
Crime is the leader in pulp fiction, both publishing reprints of the great
crime writers, to modern day masters of the story genre. Charles Ardai
is a publisher to watch-
 -Ebay
is a great place to find great deals on Pulp magazines and novels-
 -Hard-Boiled
Detective Fiction by William Marling is a well written history of the
hard-boiled detective from the early days of Sherlock Holmes to the advent
of the american detective Race Williams and the black mask brotherhood
of detective writers-
 -The
Time Machines: The Story of the Science-Fiction Pulp Magazines from the
beginning to 1950. The History of the Science-Fiction Magazine Volume
I. An indepth look at the pulp science fiction. Fun, fantasy and flying
off into adventure!!!!!!-
 -"The
1930s and '40s were a time of heroes" -to quote the stirring
phrase given to us by Chris Kalb and his Hero Pulp site. Dedicated to
best know adventure heros from Doc Savage, Operator 5, and the mysterious
avenger named The Shadow-
 -The
Shadow in reiview is a website dedicated to the legend and fiction of
walter gibson's Mysterious fighter of crime-
 -The
Pulp Hero's List is a site listing the heros active in the pulp fiction
of the 30's & 40's. A comprehensive list of some of your favorite
and little known adventurers-
 -The
86th floor focus' on the exploits of that famous Man
Of Bronze, Doc Savage!-
 -Books
From The Crypt has been A Virtual Store since 1997 & Deals in Used,
Rare and Collectible, Books, & Pulps -Specializing in Science Fiction,
Fantasy and Horror from the era 1923 thru1956-
 -Galactic
Central is a place where the names, dates, and years of the best in pulp
newsstand magazines were published-
 -Norman
Sanders was a painter and artist of the pulp era that had produce over
2500 covers and illustrations for pulp magazines of all genres. The site
is a compliation of his estate, his history, & his work up till 1986-
 -The
FictionMags Index has hundreds of author listings and publishing info
for the avid Pulp enthusiast hunting down that one story or that one author.
"Particular emphases are on the “Gaslight” magazines
of circa 1880-1914, the pulp magazines of the first half of the 20th century,
the “Big Slick” magazines of the mid-20th century, the digest-sized
magazines of the 1950s and 1960s". This is the site-
 -Pulp
Fiction at the Library of Congress consists of Lists of Pulp Fiction Titles
Transferred to Microform, located in the Reading Room. The Pulp Fiction
collection at the Library of Congress consists of issues received on copyright
deposit at the time of their publication-
 -Interested
in radio programs from "radio's golden age"? Then these are
the pages for you. for fans of nostalgic / old-time radio shows-
 -OTR
(Old Time Radio) Pushes the boundary between the past and the presnt by
offering podcasts, rss casts, mp3 and news announcements from the era
that brought most of us to the pulp-
 -the
OTRCAT (pronounced 'oh-tee-R cat' - from Old Time Radio Catalog) website
started in 1999.
For listeners who want to order the shows, the CDs are offered at the
reasonable prices There are also new episodes to listen to every day of
the week-
 -A
great resource for all things in the world of speculative fiction. From
Dark fiction, to fantasy, SpecFicWorld is the the for you.
 -OTRNOW
offers webcasts of radio's finest prgramming from the heyday of radio
shows with livecasts and mp3 discs for purchase.
OTRNow, combining yesterday's entertainment, with today's technology
to preserve quality of a golden age-
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