The Pulp Super-Fan

Pulp Adventures #49 from Bold Venture Press, dated Summer 2026, came out toward the end of June.

I recently read one of H.

An interesting series of Sherlock Holmes pastiches is the “Secret Adventures” series by author, editor, and publisher Gary Lovisi.

Oscar Cook (1888-1952) is an overlooked British author of macabre fiction.

In spring 2026, we got the third novel in the Paradise Investigations series from Teel James Glenn.

The first book-length work on Edgar Rice Burroughs (1875–1950) and his characters and fiction was Richard A.

I have posted on The Moon Man before, a classic pulp hero who appeared in the pages of Ten Detective Aces, published by Ace Magazines, in 38 stories from 1933 to 1937.

I recently picked up the fifth collection of the Ed Race series, which ran in the back of The Spider pulp from Popular Publications.

At the end of 2025, the latest collection of new Solar Pons stories by David Marcum came out from Belanger Books: The Singular Papers of Solar Pons.

Harrigan’s File is a collection of science fiction tales by August Derleth, his only explicitly science fiction work.

I have posted about a few literary societies here and felt a post on several of these would be a good idea.

We got the fourth issue of RevERBerate, a fanzine devoted to Edgar Rice Burroughs, in May 2026.

I continue my reading of L.

From July 30 to Aug. 2, 2026, PulpFest 2026 was held near Pittsburgh, again at the DoubleTree in Mars, Pa.

I recently read one of H.

As a fan of Sherlock Holmes who enjoys many of the pastiche stories written by others, I am also open to seeing stories that make use of various secondary characters in the canon.