http://thrilling-tales.webomator.com/derange-o-lab/pulp-o-mizer/pulp-o-mizer.html

The Argosy – The First Pulp Magazine

http://www.thepulp.net/pulp-info/pulp-history/

Pulp PredecessorsPenny Dreadfuls, Dime Novels, and Story Papers

http://www.bl.uk/romantics-and-victorians/articles/penny-dreadfuls

http://nebraskahistory.org/lib-arch/research/treasures/diamond_dick_tanner.htm

http://library.si.edu/digital-library/book/frank-reade-weekly-magazine-containing-stories-adventures-land-sea-air

Considered Popular Reading

Images from http://www.thepulp.net/pulp-info/pulp-history/pulp-photos/

A Penny a Word (or less)

Dashiell Hammett at his typewriter.

Breadth of Genres in the Pulps

• Science Fiction/Fantasy

• Adventure

• Western

• Detective/Mystery

• Hero

• Love Stories

• “Weird”

• War/Aviation

• “Spicy”

• Horror

• Sports

Science Fiction/Fantasy

Adventure

Western

Detective/Mystery

Hero

Love Stories

“Weird”/Horror

War/Aviation

“Spicy”

Sports

Death of the Pulps

Oh Those Covers!!!

Cover photos from various sources.

Stories to Tell

Bug Eyed Monster Covers

Spooky Covers

Famous Authors of the Pulps

a. Robert E. Howardb. Edgar Rice Burroughsc. H. P. Lovecraftd. Upton Sinclaire. Max Brandf. H. Rider Haggardg. Talbot Mundyh. Abraham Merritti. Isaac Asimovj. H. Bedford Jonesk. Robert Blochl. Ray Bradburym. Raymond Chandler

n. Agatha Christieo. Arthur C. Clarkep. Philip K. Dickq. Lord Dunsanyr. F. Scott Fitzgeralds. Robert A. Heinleint. L. Ron Hubbardu. Jack Londonv. Ellery Queenw. Rafael Sabatinix. H. G. Wellsy. Tennessee Williamsz. Dashiell Hammett

Characters from the Pulps

Pulp Descendants

Purchase anthologies of pulp materials

Look for reprints

Look into “New Pulp”

Pulp Research and History

Resources Page

• http://library.ucwv.edu/pulp101