Pulp Engine

This Week in Pulp Engine: February 1–7, 2010

This week in Pulp Engine, we welcome our new contributor, Scott Standridge, who graces us with a terrifying story entitled "What You Made Me." Scott is a writer and editor from Little Rock, AR. His fiction has appeared in City Slab, Whispers from the Shattered Forum and numerous other small press magazines. His poetry has appeared in Measure: a Journal of Formal Poetry, Aberrant Dreams, ChiZine, Dreams & Nightmares and other online and print journals. He reviews 70s and 80s exploitation/horror movies for the website Mad Mad Mad Mad Movies as "The Vicar of VHS," and has a lifelong passionate hatred of mayonnaise. Take a look at "What You Made Me" on Tuesday, February 2.

On Thursday, February 4, we feature part 2 of Lamar Henderson's series on worldbuilding, "Imaginary Atlas," in which Lamar attempts to tackle the issue of making your fictional world different enough from the real world.

Check back in for irregular entries in the Daily Pulp, featuring links to items on the Web of interest to pulp connoisseurs.

Next week, we feature the return of Nick Lodestone in chapter 3 of Alan Arnold's "The Adventures of Nick Lodestone, Pagan Detective."

February 1, 2010