SMFS Member Publishing News: David Goudsward

SMFS member David Goudsward has an article in the recently published, Pulp Adventures #38. His piece is titled “Dr. Whitehead & The Naked Secretary.” Published by Bold Ventures Press, the read is currently is available in both print and eBook formats at the publisher and at Amazon.

 

Synopsis:

Pulp Adventures #38 features pulp history along with new and classic pulp fiction!

 

PULP HISTORY

1936: YEAR OF PULP UPHEAVAL by Will Murray — The Hero Pulp genre was at its peak, and a tipping point, in 1936; DR. WHITEHEAD & THE NAKED SECRETARY byDavid Goudsward — An author of Weird Tales faced the horror of typing his own manuscripts when his secretary became Miss Florida 1931

 

CLASSIC PULP FICTION

DEATH IS A REBEL by Roger Torrey — Murder was occurring in Florida, right under Detective Mahoney’s snoot — exceptionally baffling murder that speedily developed angles rough and tough, plus painful international aspects of continent-shaking revolution; THE FIREPLACE by Henry S. Whitehead — Angry embers burned many years after the fact.

 

NEW PULP FICTION

ROOM 801 by Jack Halliday — Just another date for some, but August 5 signified revenge and redemption for other people; TUNNELS OF LAO FANG by James Palmer — An unspeakable horror dwelled among the stalactites; TAKING THE PLUNGE byPaulene Turner — The world’s high-rolling cockroaches look forward to a long, hot night of partying, unless special agent “Valentina” stops them; FROM HERE TO SHEBOYGAN by Charles Burgess — A one-way trip to hell, with Murder as the back-seat driver; ALL IN HER HEAD by Bruce Beattie — Want to take a mindtrip? No drugs involved,” read the classified. What could go wrong, Joshua decided.

SMFS Member Publishing News: Dave Goudsward

SMFS member Dave Goudsward, writing as Dave Bernard, has a short story in the just published  Pulp Adventures #32. His story, “The Wicked Big Monstah Ovah Bawstin.” Published by Bold Ventures Press, the read is available at the publisher  as well as at Amazon in paperback format.

Publisher Synopsis:

MYSTERY, SCIENCE FICTION, HORROR — NEW AND CLASSIC PULP FICTION!

Audrey Parente, editor

Classic Pulp Fiction

• The Death Dancer | Charles Boeckman  3
  The “Atomic Goddess of Beauty” sees a strange case of murder explode!
• Roman Holiday | Talbot Mundy  28
  A tale of Christians and Romans — and Lions — in the reign of mad Caligula!
• The Pigtail of Hi Wing Ho | Sax Rohmer  119
  Mystery in Chinatown ...

NEW PULP FICTION

• The Mystery of Island X! | Bobby Nash  15
  Lance Starr and his scrappy crew investigate mysterious goings-on on an island — only to discover the island IS the mystery!
• The Spawn of Lilthu | William M. Hope  51
  The “Welcome” mat was Thurl’s invitation to a hellish fate.
• The Wicked Big ‘Monstah Ovah Bawstin’ | David Bernard  63
  An FBI agent generates buzz with his biggest case.
• Time and Tide | Adam Beau McFarlane  75
  The Black Island Tavern plays host to a sailor like no other.
• Stranded At Saturn | Jack Halliday  79
  He dreamt of reaching the stars … until he crash-landed …
• A Snitch in Time | Robert W. Walker  83
  First-class seats for murder …

SMFS Member Publishing News: Dave Goudsward

SMFS member Dave Goudsward’s short story, “Skelton on the Ski Lift” is reprinted in the recently published, Wittier Than Thou: Tales of Whimsy and Mirth inspired by the life and works of John Greenleaf Whittier. Published by Haverhill House Publishing, the read is currently available in paperback format at Amazon. Mr. Goudsward is also the editor for the book.

Synopsis:

Wittier Than Thou is a collection of twenty short stories of humor and whimsy inspired by the life and works of John Greenleaf Whittier. All proceeds benefit the Whittier Birthplace museum in Haverhill, Massachusetts.John Greenleaf Whittier (1807-1892) is best recalled either as as a fiery abolitionist or as one of New England’s beloved Fireside Poets. But along with impassioned anti-slavery verse and the later songs of faith and rural domesticity, Whittier had a sly and subtle sense of humor, most evident in poems composed for friends and correspondents. What better way to celebrate the poet and his work than by exploring the wide range of wit and mirth that Whittier inspires. Who knows – you may find that he is wittier than thou!Stories by Jeff Strand, Oliver Wendell Holmes, Ken Faig, Jr., Nancy Brewka-Clark, Judi Calhoun, Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, Peter Rawlik, Edwin Berne, Jill Hand, DG Critchley, Richard Lau, Mark Twain, Joan Wright Mularz, Rosemary Shomaker, John Greenleaf Whittier, Gregory L. Norris, David Bernard, Seabury Quinn, and Rob Smales.Edited by David Goudsward

SMFS Members Publishing News: Dave Goudsward

SMFS member Dave Goudsward writing as Dave Bernard has a short story in the just published  Pulp Adventures #31. His story, “The Death Clock” is the featured cover story. Published by Bold Ventures Press, the read is currently only available at the publisher in paperback format. Previous issues have subsequently appeared in both digital and print format at Amazon and one would reasonably expect the same here in the coming days.

Publisher Synopsis:

MYSTERY, SCIENCE FICTION, HORROR — NEW AND CLASSIC PULP FICTION!

Audrey Parente, editor

Cover art by Norman Saunders

Interior illustration by Aleena-Valentine Lopez

CLASSIC PULP FICTION

• "Noggins Gets His Man" by Johnston McCulley
• A police detective bides his time hoping a killer might crack
• "You Can Get Away With Murder" by Charles Boeckman
  Amidst the sea of Mardi Gras revelers, two detectives follow a trail of clues to find a killer.
• "Flapjack Meehan’s Coal Strike" by Frank Richardson Pierce
  It can't be fool's gold when it's lumpy and black ...

NEW PULP FICTION

• "’The Death Clock" by David Bernard
  Antique heirloom or deadly obsession?
• "The Ghost of Torreon" by Edd Vick and Manny Frishberg
  Time and space — an inventor may run out of both …?
  
• "When the Punishment Fits the Crime" by Carson Demmans
  A rat turns stoolie …
• "A Fear of Winning" by Gary Lovisi
  Cheaters never win … but winners just might cheat …
• "Daemon Mask: Crimson Wings of Silence"
  by Stuart Hopen & Russ Martin
  [35-page comic section] The Whisper clashes with a mad scientist whose "cleansing agent" could whitewash reality!
  [The Whisper's origin story appears in Pulp Adventures #24]

SHORT FEATURE

• "Happy 100th Birthday, Zorro" by Rich Harvey
  Strike up the parade in Chillicothe, Illinois.
• Editorial by Audrey Parente