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Welcome to /r/Pulp, your destination for lurid, sensational, or otherwise shallow fiction of questionable quality.

Welcome to /r/Pulp - Your destination for lurid, sensational, or otherwise shallow fiction of questionable quality.


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PULP IS THE GOAL

Please post shallow content. We're here to have fun, not create some highfalutin society.

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Crimen #25

0 Comments
2023/03/23
15:02 UTC

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Noir Nights RPG (noir/pulp fiction AI chatbot)

Noir and Pulp addicts. Dive in. Share your hard-boiled criticisms. —JC Mac.

Noir Nights RPG

The city is a jungle of greed and violence. You're a nobody with a bad luck streak and a worse reputation. A broad walks into your life with a story of trouble and a load of temptation. Do you take the bait or walk away?

Noir Nights is a hard-boiled interactive fiction experience full of bleak and gritty noir elements. It's the 1930s -- and everyone's desperate. You'll be rubbing shoulders with lowlifes, cops, and dames, all with their own schemes and secrets. You'll never know who to help or who to hurt.

With every choice, a new and shocking twist... and you're always one slip away from doom. Will you beat the odds or end up in the gutter? Will you find love or betrayal? Will you rise above or sink below?

Don't be a chump. Step into the black, syrupy streets of Noir Nights RPG and see if you can make it out on top.

(Tip: Swipe left on a response to generate a totally new one)

0 Comments
2023/03/23
02:24 UTC

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A whole boatload of kasutori magazines. Did I want this many? Not really but apparently 23 magazines costs the same amount as buying 2 individually, so this is what we have.

3 Comments
2023/03/22
16:09 UTC

4

Batman: The Audio Adventures | Episode 1 | HBO Max

1 Comment
2023/03/22
04:50 UTC

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Hang-Up by Sam Ross (1968) Art: James Bama

0 Comments
2023/03/21
16:47 UTC

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The Mysterious Affair at Styles (1951) Art: Barye Phillips

1 Comment
2023/03/21
16:40 UTC

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Laff, 1940-09.

5 Comments
2023/03/20
17:31 UTC

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Newly scanned and posted: Modern Mechanix, March 1941

This is a semi-wartime issue.

Contents

Invisible Flash For Blackout Photography

Air-Cooling vs. Liquid-Cooling

Wings Over The Water!

THE MI PRIZE CONTEST

Secrets Of The Old Masters!

The Sound Of Things To Come

Bullets To The Bull's Eye!

Gadget man!

Musical Number, Please

CASH SPONSOR CONTEST

Oil From The Earth's Core!

Snapshots Of Court Shots!

How To Buy A Used Car

And many DIY articles, including

Prospecting With Black Light

Graceful Console Table Is Easy To Make

"All-Wave Eleven" (Construct a 11-tube shortwave radio.)

Build This Convertible All-Purpose Trailer

The Vultee Vanguard - Flying Model

Fingerprint Set For The Home

A Bicycle Drive For Your Rowboat

Tincan-ology

Coffee Grinder Table Lamp

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This, and quite a number of other pulps are freely available for scanning and download in various formats on my archive.org page.

https://archive.org/details/@m_leo_cooper

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0 Comments
2023/03/20
12:06 UTC

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Rick Sternbach cover art for Future Life #17, March 1980

4 Comments
2023/03/20
00:44 UTC

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Why People Write Obscene Letters, Top Secret, Spring 1954

6 Comments
2023/03/19
03:40 UTC

48

All Bizarre (オール猟奇) magazine from March 1948

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2023/03/18
10:35 UTC

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Climax - Exciting Stories For Men (February 1961)

1 Comment
2023/03/17
17:54 UTC

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“Heavyweight Champion of the World”, Worlds of If, December 1955. Cover by Kelly Freas.

1 Comment
2023/03/16
15:40 UTC

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Was The Spider a rip off of The Shadow? Or just an homage?

After reading "The Spider Strikes," I take The Spider as more of an homage but with R.T.M Scott's own personal spin on it. Yet, historians and most of the pulp community seem to disagree. What do you guys think?

4 Comments
2023/03/12
03:37 UTC

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Worlds of Science Fiction (September 1954)

2 Comments
2023/03/11
17:21 UTC

45

Black Cat (黑猫) magazine from January 1948

0 Comments
2023/03/11
12:26 UTC

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Copulation Explosion by Rod Gray (1974)

4 Comments
2023/03/10
17:29 UTC

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My collection

Finally found the box my collection of Astounding pulps. Oldest is 1941 and continues through 1957. My gems are the Lensman issues.

https://imgur.com/a/36JpJH0

3 Comments
2023/03/09
23:12 UTC

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E-book versions of The Shadow pulps???

Does anyone know where I can get e-book versions of old “The Shadow” pulps? I’ve found some on the Internet Archive site but they appear to be for online reading only and can’t be downloaded.

8 Comments
2023/03/09
16:45 UTC

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SuperSexy N° 6 (1977)

1 Comment
2023/03/09
14:55 UTC

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The Killer is Mine by Talmage Powell

2 Comments
2023/03/09
01:22 UTC

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The Green Brain by Frank Herbert (NEL, 1973 edition). Cover illustration by Bruce Pennington.

2 Comments
2023/03/08
19:33 UTC

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10 Story Book - July 1935.

1 Comment
2023/03/08
16:20 UTC

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Psychic Housewife | my origianl pulp art

0 Comments
2023/03/08
12:10 UTC

50

Valley of the Vampire Vixens by Michael Dashow

0 Comments
2023/03/08
02:05 UTC

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is there a pulppunk genre?

yes I do know there is a dieselpunk that does have a lot of Pulp in it but is there a specific genre?

3 Comments
2023/03/07
23:57 UTC

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Driven by Richard Gehman (1954) Cover by Arthur Sarnoff

1 Comment
2023/03/07
16:31 UTC

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Flagellator by Carter Brown (the original cover)

2 Comments
2023/03/06
03:40 UTC

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