The Rise and Fall of Pulp Fiction: From Niche Magazines to Cultural Memory
Pulp fiction’s legacy lurks, but the thriving genre has all but vanished, disapated into new genre definitions.
The Jar (The Ray Bradbury Theater, 1992)
Watch The Jar (1992), a haunting Ray Bradbury Theater episode about pride, obsession, and a mysterious specimen.
The Terrible Old Man by H. P. Lovecraft
Unearthing Hidden Treasures: A Discussion on Yard Sale by John Cohen
Did you miss the most recent Saucer Full of Stories: The Short Story Book Club? The book club’s recent exploration of John Cohen’s Yard Sale sparked a conversation about the nuances of absurdist horror, consumer culture, and storytelling craft.
Twisted Pulp Radio Hour Episode 003
Twisted Pulp Radio Hour continues when The Dr. and Tiffany get a visit from Chester, and the Dr. is none too happy about it.
Rita Lazarus: Pin-Up to Vamp ~ Behind the Lens of a Unique Photoshoot
Rita Lazarus shares her behind-the-scenes journey from pin-up glam to vampiric allure.
Straight Jacket Justice By Lothar Tuppan
A Police Captain is thrust into a nightmarish labyrinth of twisted realities inside a sinister asylum, where his darkest sins are laid bare by the enigmatic Dr. Vanessa Lancaster and her unsettling patient.
Gear Jamin’ by Mark Slade
Two truckers, one mysterious box, and a road trip that spirals into the bizarre. Sonny and Will must navigate not just the open road but a web of secrets that could cost them their lives—or their souls.
Struck a Nerve – A Story of San Sincero, California by Lothar Tuppan
An old native woman rocked, back and forth, in front of a small fire within her darkened hut, chanting in a tongue far older than the Hokan dialect her people speak.
Travel Guide to San Sincero, California
San Sincero, California—An Urban Emanation from the Camino Real
In San Sincero the boundaries of the real disintegrate as an ancient dissonance redefines the lives of its people.
Silly Seymour by Dr. Sause
