Stories from Pulp Literature No. 15 Summer 2017:
Several bizarre threads run through “The Pool Guy” by Adam Golub. The random, quirky ideas are fun and entertaining, like overhearing an intriguing conversation on the bus. But just be prepared, when it’s time to get off, you’ll have to imagine what happens next from what you’ve already heard. “Pool Guy” was a runner up in Pulp Lit’s 2016 Raven Short Story Contest.
Alfred Hitchcock’s Mystery Magazine Vol. 5 No. 8 Aug. 1960 Alfred Hitchcock: Dear Readers Contents William Link and Richard Levinson “Who is Jessica?” Hal Ellson “Dying a Thousand Deaths” Donald Martin “Haul of Fame” Bryce Walton…
When the Kindle version of this issue went live late last year, the release date for the print version was TBD. I checked back for a while, but I’ll claim distraction as to why I only…
Stories from Switchblade No. 2, edited by Scotch Rutherford: Rival mobs vie for territory in S.E. Bailey’s “A Talent for Killing.” Like the previous yarn (“My Brother’s Keeper by Rob T. White), the protagonist is captured…
Excerpt from Steve Carper’s series “One-and-Dones” that appears in The Digest Enthusiast No. 7–9: “In 1948 Vital Publications put out four Nick Carter novels as Vital Books, the link being that Vital Publications also issued Tom…
Rick Ollerman’s Hardboiled, Noir and Gold Medals collects many of his essays from the collected works of paperback original authors, published by Stark House Press. Below is an excerpt from his interview in The Digest Enthusiast…
Amazing Stories Vol. 76 No. 3 Spring 2019 Contents Ira Nyman’s From the Editor’s Desk: The Future is Fun, art by Matt Taggart Tom Barber: Amazing Cover Artist John Grant (aka Paul Barnett) interviewed by Darrell…
Excerpt from the review of Black Cat Mystery Magazine No. 1 from The Digest Enthusiast No. 7: Barb Goffman leans cozy until the bitter end in the “Crazy Cat Lady.” A horror novelist shares a first-person…
Science Fiction Adventures Vol. 1 No. 2 Feb. 1953 Philip St. John: An Editorial on Foresight A. Bertram Chandler “Farewell to the Lotos” art by Paul Orban Coming Up Alan E. Nourse “Peacemaker” art by Alex…
