He has posted much and interviewed many upon his own website at
http://seanhtaylor.blogspot.com, but now The Free Choice E-Zine grants New Pulp writer Sean Taylor his moment in the spotlight and ask him a few questions about Zombies, Robots, Rick Ruby, and more.
You can read the full interview at www.thefreechoice.info/2012/05/farm-fresh-within-these-pages-portrait.html
New Pulp Author Bobby Nash is the guest blogger over at author Rachel Hunter’s Life Defined blog today. Bobby tackles an issue he faced recently, creating a compelling novel cover. He goes through the steps it took to create the cover to his latest thriller, Deadly Games!
You can read the entire post at http://rachel-m-hunter.blogspot.com/2012/04/guest-post-judging-book-by-bobby-nash.html
One of the busiest people within the New Pulp movement is author Bobby Nash. Amongst his credits is co-creating and contributing to the new anthology from Airship 27: The Ruby Files. Bobby was nice enough to take a few minutes out of his busy schedule to grant The Free Choice E-zine an interview.
You can read the full interview at http://www.thefreechoice.info/2012/04/rick-ruby-and-bobby-nash.html
Visit Bobby at http://www.bobbynash.com/
New Pulp Author Sean Taylor has created a new blog called Bad Girls, Good Guys, and Two-Fisted Action at http://seanhtaylor.blogspot.com/
In his latest column, Bullets vs. Bonding, Sean discusses balancing action and characterization in pulp fiction with a few of New Pulp’s finest. Here’s a sample:
Anyone who is a fan of the genre knows how much pulp is defined by the action-oriented plots. That’s a given. We get it, and we’ve beat that dead horse so hard it already got back up for a few hard-boiled western sequel novels.
But…
Is there room for the characterization that is so often maligned in this fast-paced genre?
And if not, what separates the Angel Dares (from Christa Faust’s Money Shot and Choke Hold) from the Lance Stars (from Bobby Nash’s Lance Star: Sky Ranger anthologies) from the Rook (from Barry Reese’s series). Without character development, wouldn’t all these two-fisted, bullet-evading heroes and heroines just be generic replicas of other archetypes?
Well, to go straight to the horses’ mouths, I asked several of New Pulp’s leading creators.
You can read the rest at Bad Girls, Good Guys, and Two-Fisted Action at http://seanhtaylor.blogspot.com./
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