#PulpRev – High Fantasy VS Low Fantasy
When people think back to the golden age of Pulp Fiction, they think of hardboiled detectives and dangerous femme fatales,
Pulp Revolution
#PulpRev – The Strange Thing About Pulp Fiction
As any aspiring writer might tell you, there are a lot of things to keep in mind when constructing a
#PulpRev Sampler – The Plowshare’s Lament
The plowshare’s lament is a pulp style story written by Jesse Abraham Lucas. But it’s far from what the typical
#PulpRev – The First Rule
When you think of the pulp genre what’s the first thing that comes to mind? Is it the streetwise detective
#PulpRev Sampler: The Knights of Aos Si
The Pulp fiction era was the golden age of storytelling. It was a time when the focus was on telling
#PulpRev: Forgotten Story
Remember when just having fun or being entertained was acceptable? In recent years, a strange myth has started going around that having fun is for kids and “immature” men. That once you’ve reached the arbitrary age of adulthood, you’re no longer allowed to indulge in entertainment for entertainment’s sake. That past a certain age, you’re no longer allowed to explore magical lands with knight and wizard or fly a ship into the endless universe to fight aliens and evil empires. Instead, every movie you watch, every show you binge, and every book you read has to have some extra meaning. They must be political or social commentary or parody. And if you dare to enjoy something with no strong underlying message, then it’s considered “juvenile” or “mindless.” This, of course, is a lie. People need time to de-stress, to take a break from reality, especially in times of turmoil. The era of pulp fiction reached its golden age during the
Literature Devil 