Showing posts with label pulp fiction. Show all posts
Showing posts with label pulp fiction. Show all posts

Wednesday, January 27, 2010

Hooked On Books


This site is technically a storefront but I just love to browse the old paperback covers from almost any genre that I can imagine. Prices range anywhere from $4 to hundreds of dollars but the books are well organized and it's almost like going to a paperback museum.

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Monday, September 14, 2009

H. Rider Haggard Ebook Collection (EPUB)



She, King Solomon's Mines, Alan Quartermain, Zikali, When the World Shook... and lots more! This archive contains 16 volumes of stories, each with three or four books! Also included is a semi-autobiography. Highly recommended reading!

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Sunday, November 25, 2007

Doc Savage - An Ongoing Book Series Review


A few days ago I highlighted Beyond the Groovy Age of Horror's book reviews of an old Dracula series so I wanted to also direct those of you interested in the old pulp fiction character DOC SAVAGE to the reviews section of this blog in which you can find over 20 reviews (and increasing weekly) for various stories by Kenneth Robeson.

I recently found a stash of about 40 of these books at our local thrift store for fifty cents a piece and they regularly show up at these locations if you are interested in acquiring a few stories to read for yourself. They are definitely a fun read, if not somewhat standard, that will take you back to the thrilling days of pulp fiction.

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Saturday, November 3, 2007

Free Pulp Fiction Magazine - Astonishing Adventures


Click here to download (free!) the first issue of Astonishing Adventures Magazine. This magazine will take you back to the days of magazine format pulp fiction (you know, The Shadow, Doc Strange, etc.) and, best of all, it won't cost you a thing.