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| Cover art commissioned by C. J. Burch for his novel "Empire and Dissolution" |
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| Cover art commissioned by C. J. Burch for his novel "Foolish Gods" |
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| Cover art for Jack Mackenzie's forthcoming novel "The Mask of Eternity" |
PulpWork Christmas Special 2011
Two tales of Christmas deviltry and destruction by Josh Reynolds and Joel Jenkins. First occult investigator Charles St. Cyprian uncovers the ancient Christmas evil behind the legend of merry John Mock and then icy-hearted assassin Monica Killingsworth undertakes a Christmas Eve killing with treachery lurking around every corner.Did I mention it's free? Just right click on the links below to download your preferred format:
Joseph McCullough did a pretty good job of looking at the mark between S&S and other forms of Fantasy in his article at Sword&Sorcery.org.The more I research, comics especially, the muddier the waters get. I've poked fun at this before but the question still tortures me. Is a definition, a line, really possible? Is it a spectrum? Is it even important to mark off one sub-genre from another?You can read the rest of it here. While you're there, check the place out. There's lots of interesting facts and opinions to savour. You'll be glad you did.
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| Lord Admiral Fluffy, with his indentured human, Cal in the background. |
From the broken and dusty terrain of Egypt's Qattara Depression to the grimy underbelly of New York City, erstwhile rock musicians and guns for hire, the Gantlet Brothers, use charm, blades, bullets, and fists to plow a path through amorous starlets with ill intentions, bounty hunters, a deranged serial killer and terrorists hell-bent on bringing down nuclear annihilation.
These are the Gantlet Brothers' greatest hits collected for the first time and including two never before published stories.
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| "Experimenting" Oil by Ron Swanson |
