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Interview with George R. R. Martin on GamersHavenPodcast.com
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Six ridiculous history myths (you probably think are true)
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Axe Cop: I'll chop your head off!
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John Cleese explains the brain
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Tired of Winter? Yeah, so are we.
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Monster Zero Productions: Original virtual series and continuations
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The Science (fiction) Of embodied cognition
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Damon and Carlton explain a few things about the start of Lost season 6
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How to fall 35,000 feet — and survive
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Andy Ihnatko live blogs the Jan. 27 Apple product announcement event
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What if H.P. Lovecraft wrote young adult fiction, then made an RPG out of It?
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The Golden Age of Video by Ricardo Autobahn: We accept her, one of us.
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Terranova: An interesting example of world building.
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Adventure Classic Gaming: Dedicated to classic and retro adventure gaming
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Sleuth: A series of open-ended, detective role playing games
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Web Fiction Guide: A community-run listing of online fiction
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Goodreads: The social network for readers
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Pulp Engine
This Week in Pulp Engine: February 8–14, 2010
In Chapter 3 of "The Adventures of Nick Lodestone, Pagan Detective," our shamanic shamus summons up another case, this time working with the city police. Alan Arnold's latest installment graces us Tuesday, February 9.
On Thursday, February 11, Lamar Henderson gets down to the nitty gritty in Part 3 of "Imaginary Atlas" with more crunchy world building geekiness than you will be able to stand.
Check back in for irregular entries in the Daily Pulp, featuring links to items on the Web of interest to pulp connoisseurs.
Next week, join us for another tale of dread and horror from new Pulp Engineer Scott Standrige.
February 7, 2010