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

Sunday, April 11, 2010

The Girl From Hollywood by Edgar Rice Burroughs (ebook)


Who am I kidding? I have so much to read that I will probably never get to this one but it does look rather intriguing don't you think? I have read lots of ERB's stuff in the past but never any of his romance output (with a pulp/detective flair) so I will definitely put this in my ereader (along with the two hundred plus other books in there!).

From the manybooks tagline:

An uncensored story of the motion picture colony that explains what the public has long wanted to know.


Link (multiple formats at manybooks.net)

Link (to all Edgar Rice Burroughs books at manybooks.net)

Thursday, April 8, 2010

Astounding Stories - June 1931 (ebook)


I love classic pulp science-fiction so these issues are pretty much no-brainers for me!

Link (multiple formats at manybooks.net)

Link (to all Astounding Stories ebooks at manybooks)

Friday, December 11, 2009

Astounding Science Fiction Scans



The Crosseyed Cyclops has posted a bunch of scanned issues of the fantastic golden age science fiction pulp ASTOUNDING SCIENCE FICTION.

Link #1
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Sunday, September 13, 2009

Satellite Science Fiction Pulp Cover Scans



Golden Age Comic Book Stories has posted a nice collection of cover scans from this late 50's pulp.

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Monday, July 6, 2009

Selected GALAXY Science Fiction Novel Covers


How about some more science fiction pulp cover art? Once again Golden Age Comic Book Stories has posted a nice selection of covers - this time it's from Galaxy magazine's offshoot novel series. I actually have a few of these but they are not the most convenient form to read as they don't hold together very well as the years pass by.

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Wednesday, June 17, 2009

Doc Savage Comics (DC)


The pulp hero stars in his own comic series from DC comics. Thanks to the Crosseyed Cyclops for posting. If you have never read the actual pulps I highly recommend them. They are available on the net as free ebooks.

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Monday, June 1, 2009

a few thousand science fiction mags - Coverpop


When you first select this web page you get a a large display with what appears to be micro-scans of old science fiction pulps but after you start moving your mouse around the screen you get popups for the magazine that you are highlighting and links to more information. Cool! And there is a ton of amazing sci-fi artwork here!

Link

Wednesday, September 12, 2007

Absolutely FREE and LEGAL ebooks!


Go to Munseys.com and choose from over 20,000 classic books in many ebook formats (including Plucker, Rocket ebook, MS Reader, Acrobat, HTML, zipped, mobipocket, isilo and more).

Thanks to the Groovy Age of Horror for turning me on to this website.