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Author Archives: Matthew X. Gomez
Pulp Appeal: Econoclash Review #2
Econoclash Review #Two Edited by J.D. Graves Available via Amazon Econoclash Review continues to impress with a grab bag of stories by some of the hottest indie talent around. To be sure, some of the stories were more miss … Continue reading
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Tagged body horror, fantasy, folklore, horror, indie magazine, indie publishing, kelpies, magazine, noir, vampires
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Issue 7 Out Today!
Hey, guess what today is? I mean other than the first day of the rest of your life. Yeah, that’s right, we’ve got a new issue of BROADSWORDS AND BLASTERS for you. Richard Rubin first graced our pages in Issue … Continue reading
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Tagged body horror, fantasy fiction, horror, indie magazine, issue 7, jidai geki, new magazine, new release, science-fiction
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Pulp Appeal: Switchblade Sixx
Switchblade continues its run as an excellent venue for short noir and crime fiction and issue six is no exception. These stories read like a lone saxophone playing in the night, following people with bad luck, who’ve made bad decisions, … Continue reading
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Pulp Appeal : Clash of the Titans (1981)
(Editors’ Note: R.A. Goli is an Australian writer of horror, fantasy, erotic, and speculative short stories. In addition to writing, her interests include reading, gaming, the occasional walk, and annoying her dog, two cats, and husband. Her short story collection Unfettered is currently available at … Continue reading
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Tagged clash of the titans, epic, Greek mythology, guest post, harryhausen, Kraken, monsters, mythology, stop motion, sword and sorcery
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Pulp Consumption: Big Trouble in Little China
What happens when a loud-mouthed trucker decides to help his friend rescue his friend’s fiancée, recently arrived from China? Well, you get Big Trouble in Little China, the 1986 John Carpenter film that follows Jack Burton as a definite fish-out-of-water … Continue reading
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Tagged '80s movies, action movie, chinatown, John Carpenter, kurt russell, martial arts, martial arts movie, pulp movie
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