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July 11, 2015. Although the site here has been pretty static, much has been happening behind the scenes. About a month ago, we published our first book project—a collection of short stories by David Perlmutter, who previously wrote “Split Decision”. His story collection, Certain Private Conversations… And Other Stories runs 225-ish pages. And can be had in print as well as electronically. (ePub versions available from Apple and Nook, Kindle from Amazon, and the print is available—soft and hard covers—from Amazon and from Blurb.) We’ll be releasing previews of some of the stories in the collection over time as well—and possibly a full story or two (haven’t decided about that yet).And also, another new writer, Gregory Koch, who comes to us with an Asimovian parable called “Adam".The short story—printed on the cheapest pulp newsprint around, gathered into “digest” magazines—is science fiction and fantasy’s native language and natural form. (Horror and mystery speak it, too.)The Pulp Corner offers here short to medium length science fiction and fantasy stories to be bought and read “a la carte.” Sample them all, buy only the one(s) you like.February 2014More new firsts at the Pulp Corner—longer stories. Here’s one that’s a traditional hard science fiction from research scientist Stephen R. Wilk:
“The Flight of the Hans Pfall”And the Pulp Corner’s first ever novella, clocking in at over 60 pages, by David Perlmutter:
“Split Decision”November 2013Been a long time between site updates, but there’s been a lot going on behind the scenes. New Stories:Two more new stories:![]() “A Mynah for the King”by Ahmed A. KhanWhat are stories good for? This new one by Ahmed Khan makes it clear. “Finger Food”by Gary IvesHospitals, ex-cons, and Washington Lobbyists—what could go wrong? A Pulp Corner first—Horror. Flash FictionSomething a little different for the Pulp Corner—flash fiction. Three disturbing, surreal pieces from Harry F. Kane. And because they’re short, the full content of each is free; but you can buy the collected and typeset edition! ![]() Still fresh: “Murder Extempore”by Ken LizziA little bit different—more of a SciFi mystery, a genre to which I am personally partial. Exclusive Story by Barbara E. Walton
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