Rough Edges

Say you’re a writer, an author of very popular light romances, and your publisher is pressuring you to finish the new book, and you’re havin...

I once owned the November 1946 issue of WEIRD TALES. I remember that Boris Dolgov cover. However, I never got around to reading it. But cont...

Reading Mearle Prout’s “The House of the Worm” the other day put me in the mood to read more like that, so I dug out my copy of the S.T. Jos...

I always enjoy seeing a good-looking redhead on a pulp cover, and Paul Stahr supplies one on the cover of this issue of ARGOSY. There are so...

This is a pulp that I own and read recently. The beautifully painted and rather sedate (by WILD WEST WEEKLY standards) cover is by Tom Lovel...

Since I read and reviewed Edmond Hamilton’s “The Vampire Master” earlier this week, my friend Fred Blosser suggested I read “The House of th...

The men’s adventure magazines are very well remembered for their great covers, and for my money, no artist was ever better at painting those...

I’m a long-time fan of Edmond Hamilton’s science fiction, and I do mean long-time since I was reading the paperback reprints of his Captain ...

I don't know what's going on in this cover by Edgar F. Wittmack, and I'm not sure I want to know. But I know there are some good...

This is a pulp that I own and read recently. I don’t know who did the cover, but I’m not fond of it. It seems too drab and murky to me. But ...