The new year starts in two days. Change is accelerating. Boomers, at least those like me, are sliding farther down the curve of technological time. That commercial with Grandparents, armed with their new gadgets, greeting their…

Contents From the Pulp Lit Pulpit: Winter Storytelling “Desdemone” by J.J. Lee Feature Interview: J.J. Lee “We Come Back Different” part one by A.J. Odasso “Sea Changes” by Matilda Berke (verse) “Devonian” by Emily Osborne (verse)…

Contents “A Sense of Crawling” by Robert Edmond Alter “The Laughing Duke” by Wallace West (Weird Tales Feb. 1932) “Dermod’s Bane” by Robert E. Howard “The Spell of the Sword” by Frank Aubrey (Pearson’s Magazine Feb.…

Contents Hello, Out There in Radioland! by Steve Darnall “A Few Moments with . . . Peggy King” (uncredited) “The Human Touch” How Jack Benny became the first true radio comedian by Kathryn Fuller-Seeley (cover story)…

I’m new to Spinetingler, but I understand it began as a downloadable free magazine and now—with the help of Down & Out Books—is in print. Editor Sandra Ruttan notes: “I would like to thank Jack Getze…

In Joe’s own words:“For thirty-six weeks I drew a Sunday page for the all-comic paper, The Menomonee Falls Gazette, based on my earlier fanzine character, Fawn the Dark-Eyed. This character also appears in a short story…

In 1981, Joe Wehrle, Jr. (pronounced “Wer-lee”) placed an ad for his Cauliflower Catnip Big Little Book in Alan Light’s adzine, The Buyer’s Guide. It caught my eye and I immediately ordered a copy. When it…

Nick Carter, aka N3, aka Killmaster, was an agent of an organization so secret even the government denied its existence. Nick’s assignments for AXE were reported in a series of well over 200 novels from 1964…

Selected from a digest featured in The Digest Enthusiast book four: “Just when the idea occurred to her that she was being murdered she could not tell.” “Small Assassin” by Ray Bradbury Suspense Magazine #1, Spring…