Greatest pulp stories ever (from the blog of author P. J. Thorndyke)

Thought you might enjoy this series of blog posts on greatest pulp stories ever (from the blog of author P. J. Thorndyke) :

Greatest Ever Pulp Stories #1 – The Call of Cthulhu
Greatest Ever Pulp Stories #2 – Tarzan of the Apes
Greatest Ever Pulp Stories #3 – Red Harvest
Greatest Ever Pulp Stories #4 – The People of the Black Circle
Greatest Ever Pulp Stories #5 – Twelve Peers
Greatest Ever Pulp Stories #6 – The Man of Bronze
Greatest Ever Pulp Stories #7 – Under the Moons of Mars
Greatest Ever Pulp Stories #8 – The Curse of Capistrano

What's your ranking of the top 3? Leave a note in the comments.

Blog with world war 1 stories scans

"Field Punishment No.1" is a blog that gather togethers some research on Canada’s war literature.

The author is a book collector that became curious about these writers and wanted to know more about them than was contained in their brief bios in the Canadian Encyclopedia and literary guides (where those existed at all) –so he started digging.

Sound familiar? That's how i got into this blog.

Anyhow, there's some interesting stories that he's scanned from different pulp magazines, all by Canadian about soldiers in World War 1. One of them is from Adventure magazine, and the rest are from War Stories, a magazine published by Dell - the same Dell that went on to be a major player in the paperback market, and are still around as a division of Random House.

See all his posts that have story scans here: https://peregrineacland.wordpress.com/tag/pulp/

And as usual, say hello there :-)

New Blog about pulp magazines

http://truepulpfiction.blogspot.com/

The author of the blog used to write pulp articles on his other blog, and decided to move them into a separate blog, updated daily (See this post for more details). Something to look forward to this year.

To see his older articles:

Enjoy.