Amazon has a new promotion going on right now, where if you purchase select items, you can get four books for the price of three. This only applies to paperback books, not Kindle versions. Here are the details from Amazon's site: To take advantage of this 4-for-3 promotion, follow these…
Category: New Pulp
Outlaw Blues is now on Kindle!
In addition to other digital versions distributed through Smashwords, Kindle users can now get their own copy of Outlaw Blues directly from the Amazon Kindle store! Just like with the editions found through Smashwords and their associates, Outlaw Blues is available for $0.99 on the Kindle! Also, another reminder to…
Outlaw Blues now available for sale!
Outlaw Blues, the second book in the Infernum series, is now available for sale! Infernum. A shadowy, globe-spanning network of operatives run by the mysterious power broker known only as Dante. They hold allegiance to no one, existing as rogues on the fringes of society. Carl Flint was once an…
The Adventures of Fortune McCall
Last week, I reviewed the first installment of Pro Se’s Sovereign City Project, The Adventures of Lazarus Gray by Barry Reese. And now, I’ve just tackled the second installment, The Adventures of Fortune McCall by Derrick Ferguson. If you’re reading this, chances are you’ve already read previous reviews I’ve written…
The Adventures of Lazarus Gray
Barry Reese is one of the leading figures in the New Pulp movement, and one would be hard-pressed to ask why, given his prolific output and consistently high quality of work. With The Adventures of Lazarus Gray, Reese not only launches into the adventures of a brand-new creation, but he…
A free book for the holidays!
We are just a few weeks away from the release of Outlaw Blues, which is the second book in the Infernum series! In this tale, we follow the path of another of Dante's operatives, an aging gunman named Carl Flint, whose path intersects with Angela Lockhart and Christian Pierce (the…
In Defense of New Pulp
Tony Davis, editor of The Pulpster, recently said the following about the New Pulp movement: The “new pulp fiction” has been active in recent years, and more and more self-published novels and collections appear on PulpFest dealer tables and mail-order lists. This used to be known as “fan fiction,” and…