Showing posts with label Tommy Hancock. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Tommy Hancock. Show all posts

Sunday, September 30, 2018

FELONY FICTION FEATURES $0.99 FREELANCER FICTION!


Felony Fiction welcomes Freelancer in October $0.99 promotion!

Felony Fiction Authors bring you their collection of mystery, suspense, crime fiction, and thriller ebooks at just 99 cents USD! Bobby Nash's novella, Freelancer: The Traveler Sanction is one of the books spotlighted in Felony Fiction's October $0.99 promotion.

Visit Felony Fiction's $0.99 page HERE and click on the Freelancer cover (and other books that interest you) and follow to Amazon. Published by Pro Se Productions.


The Freelancer returns in 2019 from Bobby Nash and BEN Books.


Friday, September 22, 2017

FREE BOOK FRIDAY!



Happy Friday! Today, we're feeling our inner Oprah so you get a free ebook! You get a free ebook! Everybody gets a free ebook! Free ebooks for everyone!

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Want to read a free short story? Sure you do. Freelancer: The Traveler Sanction from Pro Se Productions now defunct Signature Series From The Pen of Bobby Nash line is still available for free at Smashwords (you pick the ebook format that works best for you). Get yours now at www.smashwords.com/books/view/522193

Freelancer returns in 2018 with an all-new adventure from author Bobby Nash and BEN Books!

Enjoy.

Monday, May 16, 2016

BOBBY NASH GETS SMACKED-- AND LIKES IT!

Hancock and Nash with Bobby's Pulp Ark Award winner plaques.
Bobby Nash got Smacked!

--and we think he liked it!

BEN Books author Bobby Nash said it was an honor to be the first interview for Tommy Hancock's new Venture Galleries' column, THE SMACK

"This was a fun interview, the first of many to come in this column in the weeks ahead," Nash said. "This was also the first time I've ever been compared to Fred Astaire, which is pretty darn cool. You'll have to read the interview to see how."

Welcome to The Smack, a weekly column devoted to introducing you to writers of Pulp today, both the individuals and the works they pen. You can read the full interview with Author Bobby Nash here.

Tuesday, May 3, 2016

UPDATED! BOBBY NASH HEADS TO ARKANSAS THIS JUNE FOR RIVER CITY COMIC EXPO!


Bobby and Rick
This June, BEN Books author Bobby Nash will be part of the Pulp Ark contingent at the River City Comic Expo in Little Rock, Arkansas. The con will be held on June 11th and 12th and sports an incredible guest list that you can see here.

This convention will be the only appearance scheduled for this year for the Operation: Silver Moon team of Bobby Nash and Rick Johnson.

Join them for the River City Comic Expo on June 11 - 12, 2016 in Little Rock, AR.

Learn more about the con here and on Facebook.

See you there!


Friday, March 21, 2014

2014 NEW PULP AWARD WINNERS ANNOUNCED.

Congratulations to all of the nominees and winners.
The 2014 New Pulp Awards, formerly the Pulp Ark Awards, have announced the winners of its 12 Awards for this year. Nominations were open to the public followed by a period of voting open to any and all voters as well. The Awards will be presented to winners present at the Memphis Hilton during MidSouth Con in Memphis, Tennessee, on Sunday, March 23rd.
The Winners of the 2014 New Pulp Awards are-

newpulpseal_copy12014 New Pulp Best Novel- Slow Burn by Terrence McCauley (Noir Nation Books)
2014 New Pulp Best Collection/Anthology Award – Bumping Noses and Cherry Pie by Charie D. La Marr (Chupa Cabra House)
2014 New Pulp Best Short Story Award – A Bullet’s All It Takes by Terrence McCauley, The Kennedy Curse (Exeter Press)
2014 New Pulp Best Novella Award – The Scarlet Jaguar by Win Scott Eckert (Meteor House)
2014 New Pulp Best Cover Art Award – The Scarlet Jaguar by Mark Sparacio (Meteor House)
2014 New Pulp Best Interior Art Award – The Adventures of Gravedigger Volume One by Will Meugniot (Pro Se Productions)
2014 New Pulp Best Pulp Related Comic – Doc Savage (Dynamite Entertainment)
2014 New Pulp Best Pulp Magazine – Pro Se Presents (Pro Se Productions)
2014 New Pulp Best Pulp Revival – The Avenger (Moonstone Books)
2014 New Pulp Best New Character Award – Gravedigger from the Adventures of Gravedigger Volume One by Barry Reese.
2014 New Pulp Best Author Award – Terrence McCauley.
2014 New Pulp Best New Author Award – Ralph Angelo, Jr.
Follow www.newpulpawards2014.blogspot.com for updates in the coming months concerning the 2015 New Pulp Awards.

Thursday, February 27, 2014

2014 NEW PULP AWARDS VOTING NOW OPEN!

The nominations for the new 2014 NEW PULP AWARDS has been released and BEN Books author Bobby Nash has been nominated in various categories.

Thanks again to all those who took time to make nominations. It is appreciated.

Voting ends March 12, 2014.
Email your final ballot to newpulp2014@yahoo.com

Congratulations to all the nominees.

The BEN Books Team


PRESS RELEASE:

2014 NEW PULP AWARDS VOTING NOW OPEN!

Tommy Hancock, Coordinator of the New Pulp Awards (formerly the Pulp Ark Awards) which recognize the best in New Pulp each year, announced today that the final ballot of the 2014 New Pulp Awards has been compiled and released and voting has opened.  Voting will continue through 3 PM CST March 12, 2014.  The Awards will be physically presented at MidSouthCon in Memphis, Tennessee on March 23, 2014 at 2:30 PM.

“This,” Hancock states, “has been a stellar year for nominations.  That being said, some may not see the nominations they made on the final ballot. This could be for more than one reason, the most likely being that two or more nominations were made in a category when only one, per the rules, should have been made OR because a work or creator nominated did not qualify for the award.  This happened most frequently with the New Writer category where several writers were nominated who had been published previously prior to 2013 in a book/publication that was considered to be New Pulp.  This happens frequently because readers find someone they like and think the book they’ve read is the first one the author did.  It explains why even Sax Rohmer received a nomination for New Writer of the Year, one he unfortunately does not qualify for.”

This is the first year of not only the new name for the Awards, but also that voting is open fully to the public.  In the past, only those who nominated a work or person for an award were allowed to vote.  “This is a big deal,” says Hancock. “This means the New Pulp Awards may actually be the only Pulp Awards truly representative of the fanbase. Having said that, though, we are highly aware that anyone nominated or anyone supporting a nominee could rally up a whole slew of friends, family, and strangers and cast votes for them or their favorite. What we are encouraging is for no one to do that, but to encourage those who have read and/or reviewed the work to vote based on their interest in the work, not because the writer is their third cousin removed.  We are having to work on a sort of honor system here and hope our voters will appreciate and respect that.”

The Ballot is available at www.newpulpawards2014.blogspot.com and at www.facebook.com/NewPulpAwards2014.  Voting and results and other news related to the Awards will be posted and can be followed at these pages.

For further information on the New Pulp Awards email newpulp2014@yahoo.com.


OFFICIAL BALLOT
NEW PULP AWARDS 2014

IN CASTING YOUR VOTE WITH THE BELOW BALLOT-

CUT AND PASTE THE BALLOT INTO AN EMAIL OR SEPARATE DOCUMENT.

ONLY SELECT ONE (1) NOMINEE IN EACH CATEGORY. SELECTING MORE THAN ONE (1) WILL DISQUALIFY YOUR VOTE IN THAT CATEGORY.

EMAIL YOUR FINAL BALLOT TO newpulp2014@yahoo.com

ONLY SEND IN YOUR VOTES. DO NOT SEND IN THE ENTIRE BALLOT WITH YOUR VOTES HIGHLIGHTED IN RED OR CHECKED, OR MARKED SOME OTHER WAY.  SIMPLY CHOOSE THE NOMINEE YOU WANT TO VOTE FOR IN EACH CATEGORY AND SEND IN YOUR SELECTED NOMINEES IN A LIST

IF YOU SEND IN MORE THAN ONE BALLOT, ONLY THE FIRST ONE WILL BE ACKNOWLEDGED. ANY SUBSEQUENT BALLOTS FROM YOU WILL BE DISQUALIFIED.

AN INDICATOR OF YOUR IDENTITY MUST BE INCLUDED.  THIS CAN INCLUDE, BUT IS NOT LIMITED TO A LINK TO AN ACTIVE FACEBOOK PAGE, A VERIFIED PROFILE ON A MAIL OR SOCIAL NETWORKING SITE, OR A PHOTO IDENTIFICATION SCANNED AND SENT WITH THE BALLOT.

VOTING IS OPEN FROM FEBRUARY 27TH to MARCH 12TH, 2014. ANY VOTES RECEIVED AFTER 3 PM CST ON MARCH 12TH, 2014 WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED.

PLEASE NOTE- THE VOTING FOR THE NEW PULP AWARDS IS OPEN TO ANY AND ALL VOTERS.   IT IS EXPECTED THAT NO ONE WILL VOTE WITHOUT HAVING READ AND/OR REVIEWED THE WORK AND CREATORS BEING NOMINATED.  THIS  PROCESS IS, AS IT IS IN MANY AWARDS OF THIS KIND, IN PART BASED ON AN HONOR SYSTEM.  PLEASE BE MINDFUL OF THAT.


Select One Nominee in Each Category as Follows-

Best Novel

The City of Smoke and Mirrors: An Armadillo Mystery by Nick Piers (Pro Se Productions)
Vampire Siege at Rio Muerto by John M. Whalen (Flying W Press)
Anno Dracula: Johnny Alucard (Anno Dracula, 1976-1991) by Kim Newman, (Titan Books)
The Elephants of Shanghai by Stephen Jared (Solstice Publishing)
Robin Hood, Freedom's Outlaw by I. A. Watson (Airship 27 Productions)
The Pretender: Rebirth by Stephen Long Mitchell & Craig W. Van Sickle (The Centre Universe)
Bad Sunset by Alex S. Johnson (Chupa Cabra House)
Manchurian Shadows by Teel James Glenn (Metahuman Press)
The Shattering: Legion I: Lords of Fire by Van Allen Plexico (White Rocket Books)
Inner World Adventure by Wayne Reinagel – (Knightraven Studios)
The Adventures of Gravedigger, Volume One by Barry Reese (Pro Se Productions)
Doc Savage: The Miracle Menace by Will Murray (Altus Press)
Hell's Reward by James Hudnall (Fortan Media)
Dinosaur Dust by Michael Panush (Curiosity Quills Press)
Slow Burn by Terrence McCauley (Noir Nation Books)
The Cestus Contract by Mat Nastos (Mat Nastos)

Best Collection/Anthology

Savage Noir: the Complete Adventures of Frank Savage by Greg Norgaard, edited by Dave White (Pro Se Press)
Use Enough Gun edited by Miles Boothe (Emby Press)
Multiplex by Van Allen Plexico. Edited by Van Allen Plexico (White Rocket Books)
Tales of the Shadowmen 10: Esprit de Corps edited by J-M. & R. Lofficier  (Black Coat Press)
Black Pulp Edited by Gary Phillips, Morgan Minor, and Tommy Hancock (Pro Se Press)
Warbirds of Mars: Stories of the Fight! Edited by Scott P. Vaughn and Kane Gilmour (Quickdraw Books)
Carnacki: The New Adventures edited by Sam Gafford (Ulthar Press)
The New Adventures of Senorita Scorpion edited by Russ Anderson (Pro Se Productions)
Tales of The Wold Newton Universe edited by Win Scott Eckert and Christopher Paul Carey (Titan Books)
Bumping Noses and Cherry Pie by Charie D. La Marr (Chupa Cabra House)
Black Fedora edited by Brad Mengel (Pro Se Productions)
Monster Earth edited by James Palmer and Jim Beard  (Mechanoid Press)
Bishop of Port Victoria edited by Jessica Fleming and Thomas Fortenberry (Pro Se Productions)
The Spider: Extreme Prejudice edited by Joe Gentile and Tommy Hancock (Moonstone Books)
Zeppelin Tales edited by Ron Fortier and Gordon Dymowski (Airship 27 Productions)
Weird Worlds of Joel Jenkins by Joel Jenkins (Pulpwork Press)
The Adventures of Lazarus Gray, Volume Three by Barry Reese edited by David White and Dave Brzeski (Pro Se Productions)
The Avenger: Roaring Heart Of The Crucible edited by Nancy Holder and Joe Gentile (Moonstone Books)
Supernatural West edited by Nicholas Ahlhelm (Metahuman Press)
The Auslander Files by Michael Patrick Sullivan (Pulp 2.0 Press)

Best Short Story

My Hostage, My Hero by Michael Patrick Sullivan, The Auslander Files (Pulp 2.0 Press)
The Road Out of Antioch by J. H. Ivanov, Warbirds of Mars, Story of the Fight! (Quickdraw Books)
Torahg and the Slug-God by Ralph Angelo, Jr. Pro Se Presents #19 (Pro Se Productions)
The Adventure of the Limehouse Werewolf  by Andrew Salmon in Sherlock Holmes, Consulting Detective Vol. 4 (Airship 27 Productions)
Revenge of the Reanimator by Peter Rawlick, Tales of the Shadowmen 10: Esprit de Corps (Black Coat Press)
Rocket Crockett and the Jade Dragon by Christopher Chambers, Black Pulp (Pro Se Productions)
The Third Worst Thing That Can Happen On Mars by Jilly Paddock Pro Se Presents # 19 (Pro Se Productions)
Stranger Crossings by Adrian Chamberlain, Cthulhu Cymraeg (Screaming Dreams)
The Devil You Know by Brad Mengel, Charles Boeckman Presents Johnny Nickle (Pro Se Productions)
The Lawman by Ron Fortier, Black Pulp (Pro Se Productions)
Fae for the Day by Teel James Glenn,Weird Tales # 260 (Weird Tales)
Santo Diablo vs Albino Aligator by Andrew Crevier, Grind Pulp Press
Warrior and Weapon by Alyssa Swift (Morgan Minor) and Tommy Hancock Pro Se Presents #18 (Pro Se Productions)
The Bells of St. Ferdinand by Nancy Hanson, The New Adventures of Senorita Scorpion  (Pro Se Productions)
To Catch a Copperhead by D Alan Lewis, Pro Se Single Shot, (Pro Se Productions)
The Box of Flesh by Barry Reese, The Avenger: Roaring Heart of The Crucible (Moonstone Books)
Mars McCoy and the Curse of the Star Lance by James Palmer, Mars McCoy vol 2 (Airship 27 Productions)
Dillon and the Alchemist's Morning Coffee by Derrick Ferguson, Black Pulp (Pro Se Productions)
The Yellow Star by Michael Patrick Sullivan, The Auslander Files (Pulp 2.0 Press)
The Farmboy’s Adventure by Sean Ellis, Warbirds of Mars! Stories of the Fight (Quickdraw Books)
The Bitter Edge by Kane Gilmour, Warbirds of Mars! Stories of the Fight (Quickdraw Books)
The Monsters of World War II, or, Happy Birthday Bobby Fetch by I.A. Watson, Monster Earth (Mechanoid Press)
The Ghost of Thunder Isle by John Allen Small, The Avenger; The Roaring Heart of the Crucible (Moonstone Books)
The Spider: Fear the Dark By Bobby Nash, The Spider: Extreme Prejudice (Moonstone Books)
The Wild Huntsman by Win Scott Eckert, Tales of the Wold Newton Universe (Titan Books)
Black Wolfe’s Debt by D. Alan Lewis, Black Pulp (Pro Se Productions)
A Bullet’s All It Takes by Terrence McCauley, The Kennedy Curse (Exeter Press)
Murder Unlimited by Barry Reese, The Adventures of Lazarus Gray Volume Three: Eidolon (Pro Se Productions)

Best Novella

The Plastic Army: A Brother Bones Adventure by Ron Fortier, Pro Se Presents #19 (Pro Se Productions)
Kwasin and the Bear God by Philip José Farmer and Christopher Paul Carey, Tales of the Wold Newton Universe (Titan Books
Fight Card: Sherlock Holmes – Work Capital by Andrew Salmon (Fight Card Press)
Companion Dragons Tales Volume One- A Familiar Name by Nancy A. Hansen (Pro Se Press)
The Scarlet Jaguar by Win Scott Eckert (Meteor House)
The Squid Whores of the Fulton Fish Market by Charie D. La Marr (JWK Fiction)
The First Synn: The Bloodstone Confidential by Teel James Glenn (Pro Se Productions)
Fight Card: Front Page Palooka by Anthony Venutolo (Fight Card Books)
Fight Card: Brooklyn Beatdown by Derrick Ferguson (Fight Card Books)
Fight Card Romance: Ladies Night by Carol Malone (Fight Card Books)
Murder Unlimited by Barry Reese, The Adventures of Lazarus Gray Volume Three: Eidolon (Pro Se Productions)
Southern Cross by Jeffrey J. Mariotte, Warbirds of Mars: Stories of the Fight, (Quickdraw Books)
With Her in the Night by Wesley Julian (Wesley Julian)
Eidolon by Barry Reese, The New Adventures of Lazarus Gray Volume Three (Pro Se Productions)
Monuments of Doom by Jerry Kokich (Pro Se Productions)
Fight Card: Against the Ropes by Terrence McCauley (Fight Card Books)

Best Cover Art

Warbirds of Mars: Stories of the Fight! by Scott P. Vaughn and Bill Farmer (Quickdraw Books)
Nobody Dies for Free by Ariane Soares (Pro Se Productions)
The Shattering: Legion 1: Lords of Fire by Van Allen Plexico. (White Rocket Books)
The Scarlet Jaguar by Mark Sparacio (Meteor House)
The Queen of Escapes by Andy Fish (Airship 27 Productions)
Hugh Monn, Private Detective: Catch a Rising Star by David L. Russell (Pro Se Productions)
Zeppelin Tales by Mike Fyles (Airship 27 Productions)
Charles Boeckman Presents Johnny Nickle Vol 1 by Adam Shaw (Pro Se Productions)
The Squid Whores of the Fulton Fish Market  by Stephen Cooney (JWK Fiction
Bad Sunset by David Anderson (Chupa Cabra House)
Manchurian Shadows by Teel James Glenn (Books-for-a-Buck)
Black Pulp by Adam Shaw (Pro Se Productions)
The New Adventures of The Green Ghost by Mike Fyles (Pro Se Productions)
Inner World Adventure  by Wayne Reinagel  (Knightraven Studios)
The Adventures of Grave Digger Volume One by George Sellas (Pro Se Productions)
Fight Card Sherlock Holmes: Work Capital by Carl Yonder (Fight Card Books)
Monuments of Doom (Pro Se Productions)
Robots Unleashed! by Karl Comendador (Mechanoid Press)
Sargasso by Robert H. Knox (Ulthar Press)
The Adventures of Lazarus Gray Volume Three: Eidolon by George Sellas  (Pro Se Productions)
Supernatural West by Teel James Glenn.  (Metahuman Press)
Brother Bones: Six Days of the Dragon by Rob Moran (Airship 27 Productions)
The City of Smoke and Mirrors: An Armadillo Mystery by Chris Shehan (Pro Se Productions)

Best Interior Art

The Adventures of Gravedigger Volume One by Will (Pro Se Productions)
The Adventures of Lazarus Gray  Volume 3: Eidolon by George Sellas (Pro Se Productions)
The Scarlet Jaguar by Mark Sparacio (Meteor House)
Warbirds of Mars: Stores from the Fight by Multiple Artists (Quickdraw Books)
Robin Hood: Freedom’s Outlaw by Rob Davis (Airship 27 Productions)
Ghost Boy by Gary Kato  (Airship 27 Productions)
The Inner World Adventure by Wayne Reinagel (Knightraven Books)
Shadow Legion: New Roads to Hell by Chris Kemple (Airship 27 Productions)
Sargasso by Multiple Artists (Ulthar Press)
The Adventures of Lazarus Gray Volume Three: Eidolon by George Sellas (Pro Se Productions)
Brother Bones: Six Days of the Dragon by Rob Moran (Airship 27 Productions)

Best Pulp Related Comic

WarbirdsofMars (http://www.bombshelterzine.com/warbirds.html)
The Shadow/Green Hornet: Dark Knights (Dynamite Entertainment)
Doc Savage (Dynamite Entertainment)
Bela Lugosi’s Tales from the Grave (Monsterverse)
The Shadow Year One (Dynamite Entertainment)
All-Star Pulp Comics (Airship 27 Productions)
Baltimore (Dark Horse)
Watson & Holmes ( New Paradigm Studios)
Law of the Desert Born (Bantam Books)
The Spider (Dynamite Entertainment)

Best Pulp Magazine

Pro Se Presents (Pro Se Productions)
Lovecraft eZine (Mike Davis)
Sargasso (Ulthar Press)
BentoBox (Artifice Comics)

Best Pulp Revival

Doc Savage (Altus Press)
The Crimson Mask (Airship 27 Productions)
Johnny Nickle (Pro Se Productions)
Senorita Scorpion (Pro Se Productions)
The Green Ghost (Pro Se Productions)
The Avenger (Moonstone Books)

Best New Pulp Character

The Auslander created by Michael Patrick Sullivan from The Auslander Files
Gravedigger from the New Adventures of Gravedigger by Barry Reese
Dilbert Pinkerton From The City of Smoke and Mirrors: An Armadillo Mystery by Nick Piers
Rocket Crockett created by Christopher Chambers from Black Pulp
Mtimbu created by Charles Saunders from Black Pulp
Gideon Synn created by Teel James Glenn from First Synn: the Bloodstone Confidential
Nick Moretti  created by Anthony Venutolo from Front Page Palooka
Santo Diablo created by Andrew Crevier from Santa Diablo Versus the Albino Alligator
Marion Stone created by Morgan Minor from Pro Se Presents #18, "Warrior and Weapon"
Ghost Boy created by Ron Fortier from Ghost Boy
Black Wolfe created by D. Alan Lewis from Black Pulp
Isadora Fleming created by Wesley Julian from With Her in the Night
The Darkling created by Barry Reese from Lazarus Gray Volume 3
Michael Gordon, the Occultist created by Jerry Kokich from The Monuments of Doom

Best Author

Michael Patrick Sullivan
J. H. Ivanov
Aaron Smith
Van Allen Plexico
Christopher Paul Carey
Will Murray
Brad Mengel
Derrick  Ferguson
Charie D. La Marr
Alex S. Johnson
Teel James Glenn
Jaime Ramos
D. Alan Lewis
Martin Powell
Wayne Reinagel
Jim Beard
Scott P. Vaughn
Kane Gilmour
Win Scott Eckert
Bobby Nash
Barry Reese
Terrence McCauley

Best New Writer

J. H. Ivanov
Nick Piers
Mike Sullivan
Anthony Venutolo
Jaime Ramos
Ralph L. Angelo Jr.
Andrew Crevier
J.H. Ivanov
Lance Stahlberg
Eugene Moyers

EMAIL YOUR FINAL BALLOT TO newpulp2014@yahoo.com
VOTING CLOSES AT 3 PM CST MARCH 12, 2014

Tuesday, February 11, 2014

NOMINATIONS OPEN FOR THE 2014 NEW PULP AWARDS (FORMERLY THE PULP ARK AWARDS)

It's award season time again. The nomination period is now open for the 2014 New Pulp Awards (formerly known as the Pulp Ark Awards). I have a few items that were released in 2013 that are eligible for nominations. I will be making my nominations this week, but if anyone is interested in nominating work or creators, now's your chance as it is open to all to nominate.

The Categories open for Nomination until 5 PM CST February 24, 2014.
Only One Nomination allowed per person per category.

For those who read and enjoyed my work, here's what I have that is eligible for nomination. The full list of categories are below.

Bobby

Best Collection/AnthologyFrontier (BEN Books), The Avenger: Roaring Heart Of The Crucible (Moonstone), The Big Bad: An Anthology Of Evil (Dark Oak Press), The Spider: Extreme Prejudice (Moonstone Books), The New Adventures Of The Green Ghost (Pro Se Productions), and Writers For Relief Vol. 3
Best short story: I had stories appearing in Frontier (BEN Books), The Avenger: Roaring Heart Of The Crucible (Moonstone), The Spider: Extreme Prejudice (Moonstone Books), The New Adventures Of The Green Ghost (Pro Se Productions), and Writers For Relief Vol. 3 that are all eligible.
Best Novella: Fight Card: Barefoot Bones (Fight Card Books)
Best Pulp Related Comic: Domino Lady/Sherlock Holmes (Moonstone)
Best Pulp Revival: The New Adventures Of The Green Ghost (Pro Se Productions)
Best Author: Bobby Nash is eligible

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE-

For the last three years The Pulp Ark Awards, awarded in conjunction with the Pulp Ark New Pulp Convention and Writer’s Conference have been the most comprehensive and only fan voted awards for the genre fiction identified as New Pulp.  According to Tommy Hancock, founder and coordinator of Pulp Ark and the Awards, although the Convention and Conference will not occur in 2014, the legacy of the Pulp Ark Awards
will continue, though with changes, including a new name.

“The Pulp Ark Awards,” says Hancock, “were called such because of the associated convention.   With there being no convention it seems odd to call them the Pulp Ark Awards.  Also, because of a couple of other circumstances, the decision has been made to change the name of the awards. As these awards strive to represent the broad field that is New Pulp, it is only fitting that they should be the New Pulp Awards, especially since I, and several recipients and those involved with the awards were part of the group that in 2011 put together what has been referred to as The New Pulp Movement, a group of creators and publishers intending to promote New Pulp as a whole. So, from this point forward, the yearly awards will be known as The New Pulp Awards.”

Hancock also notes other changes. “In the past, nominations have been open to the public, but voting was closed to only those who nominated during the allowed time.  This year, nominations will be open for a period of two weeks.  Then, voting will be open for a two week period.  Anyone can nominate and anyone can vote.  It is not required that a person nominate someone to be able to vote.  However,” Hancock clarifies, “an individual can only nominate once for each category and can only vote once in each category.”

Nominations for the 2014 New Pulp Awards are now open and will close at 5 PM CST on February 24th, 2014. Anyone can nominate in any of the available categories for work that was published in 2014, either in print, ebook form, or in an established internet venue, such as an e-magazine.  Postings on personal blogs do not qualify.

All nominations that are made that fit the qualifications of New Pulp will be placed on the final ballot, regardless of the number of nominations any one work or individual receives. NO CREATOR MAY NOMINATE HIM/HERSELF OR HIS/HER WORK FOR A NEW PULP AWARD. Publishers may, however, nominate works from their own publishing houses as long as the Publisher is not a writer or artist involved in the nominated work. This is also a change from previous years.

To determine if a work or creator qualifies for these awards the definition for works that qualify is as follows-New Pulp is fast-paced, plot-oriented storytelling of a linear nature with clearly defined, larger than life protagonists and antagonists, creative descriptions, clever use of turns of phrase and other aspects of writing that add to the intensity and pacing of
the story.

Hancock also states, “We will also give a Lifetime Achievement Award again this year as well.  A Ten Person committee selected from well-known Creators in New Pulp currently will decide the recipient of this award.  This award is given to someone who has contributed to Pulp, not necessarily just New Pulp, but to the continuation of the interest and promotion of Pulp in all its forms.” Last year’s winner of the Lifetime Achievement Award was Charles Boeckman.

The New Pulp Awards will be awarded as a part of MidSouthCon, in Memphis, Tennessee, on March 23rd, 2014. For more information on MidSouthCon, one of the premiere Pop Culture conventions in the South, go to www.midsouthcon.org.

The only works eligible for the 2014 New Pulp Awards are those produced between January 1, 2013 and December 31, 2013. Anyone can make a nomination and anyone that makes a nomination will receive a ballot on February 25th and voting will be open until 5 PM CST on March 11, 2014. Also, ballots will be posted on www.NewPulpAwards2014.blogspot.com and available for anyone who wishes to cut and paste and email the ballot to NewPulp2014@yahoo.com. Each ballot must contain a link to a Facebook page, a Twitter account, an email profile, or some other verifiable source by which the identity of the voter can be affirmed.

Although Hancock will still be the Coordinator of the New Pulp Awards, there will be a body of a total of five individuals who will have full access to all information, including the received nominations and votes throughout the process.

The Categories open for Nomination until 5 PM CST February 24, 2014, are as follows.
Only One Nomination allowed per person per category in-

1. Best Novel (This includes E-books as well as print books and length must be 40,000 + words)

2. Best Collection/Anthology (This includes single author story collections and multi- author anthologies.  This includes E-publications as well as print books)

3. Best short story (this includes stories that appear in short story collections, anthologies, magazines, and e magazines. If from an e-mag, the story must appear on a site identified as an e-magazine, not simply be posted on a site or blog. It includes e-publications as well as traditionally printed works. Length must be 17,500 words or less.)

4.  Best Novella (this includes stories that appear in short story collections, anthologies, magazines, and e magazines. If from an e-mag, the story must appear on a site identified as an e-magazine, not simply be posted on a site or blog. It includes e-publications as well as traditionally printed works.  Length must be 17,500- 40,000 words)

5. Best Cover Art (This is restricted to prose book publications, including e-books)

6. Best Interior Art (This is restricted to prose book publications, including e-books)

7. Best Pulp Related Comic (This refers to a series, complete run, one shot, etc. This award is for art, writing, and all other work associated with the nominated comics and the winner. This includes e-publications as well. )

8. Best Pulp Magazine (This award is for art, writing, and all other work associated with the nominated comics and the winner. This includes e-publications as well, but the e-publication must be identified as an e-magazine on the site supporting it. )

9. Best Pulp Revival (The Revival nominated must be published within the calendar year of 2013 and relates specifically to characters featured in Pulps when they were originally created. This includes epublications as well.)

10.  Best New Character (This must be a character that debuts in a New Pulp work published in 2013.  This included e-publications as well)

11. Best Author (This reward refers to the author and any author with work published in 2013 is eligible, including novels, short stories, etc. This includes e-publications as well).

12. Best New Writer (To be nominated, a writer must have been published for the first time in the pulp field in the calendar year of 2013. This includes e-publications as well).

Send all nominations or any questions to newpulp2014@yahoo.com.

Monday, October 14, 2013

BOBBY NASH GETS PULPED!


BEN Books Author Bobby Nash joined Tommy Hancock on the latest episode of the PULPED! podcast. We talked about several of my books and upcoming projects. A fun chat. Give it a listen here.

PULPED! Favorite Bobby Nash joins host Tommy Hancock once again to update everyone on what's been going on in the Wild World of Nash since his last visit!  Listen as he talks Boxing, Masked Women, Sex in Pulp Then and Now, and so much more!  Barefoot Bones, The Green Ghost, and Domino Lady are just a few of the Cast of Thousands...Hundreds...Tens that get discussed as Bobby Nash Gets PULPED! Again!

You can listen to Bobby Nash Gets Pulped! Again here.
Or download direct here.

About PULPED! The New Pulp Podcast:
PULPED! is a Podcast dedicated to the creators and fans of New Pulp! New Pulp, heroic fiction by modern artists written with the sensibility and in the tradition of the Pulp genre! Pulp creators Barry Reese, Derrick Ferguson, Ron Fortier, and Tommy Hancock are the helmsen of this venture and will bring New Pulp discussion, guests, debates, news, and even New Pulp's very own spokesperson, The Pulptress, to PULPED! each week! If you like your fiction heroic, if you seek adventure and action in every word you read, then come on in, take a seat, and get PULPED! PULPED! will post each Monday!

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ALL MUSIC used in Pulp is under a Creative Commons License. Opening and closing themes performed by the Red Hook Ramblers. Other music, including that used in commercial production, by Kevin MacLeod (www.incompetech.com)


Saturday, March 16, 2013

PULP ARK AWARD WINNERS ANNOUNCED!


It is rare to find our very own Bobby Nash at a loss for words, but that’s exactly what happened after the list of winners of the 2013 Pulp Ark Awards was posted at All Pulp last week. "It took a while for the news to sink in, and even now I don’t think it’s really hit me completely yet," Nash said in a statement on his website. "After years as a working writer I can now add the title “Award Winning” before my name, which is pretty darn cool, let me tell you."

The full list of winners is below, including several talented creators, all of whom deserve a hearty congratulations. He also wanted to highlight Bobby's win as well.

2013 PULP ARK AWARD WINNER-- BEST AUTHOR: BOBBY NASH

Says Bobby of his win:
This was the one that really floored me. I knew I had been nominated, but quite frankly I never expected to win this one. I mean, there were a lot of incredibly talented creators nominated. When I read through the list of winners and saw my name listed here all I could hear was the cartoon-ish sound effect of my jaw hitting the floor like it was made out of lead.

I really don’t know what to say except Thank You to everyone who voted for me. Thank you to everyone who has read one (or more) of my stories. Thank you to the fantastic people I’ve gotten to meet as a result of the books I’ve been privileged to work on. Thank you to the publishers and editors who have hired me and helped me to (hopefully) become a better writer. I’m sure I’ll be able to string together better words once the shock wears off, if it ever will. And finally, thank you for reading through my frantic musings here. My brain is bouncing from one thought to another faster than I can keep up. Might be time to lay off the Mt. Dew for the night, I guess.

The Pulp Ark Awards will be handed out at the Pulp Ark Convention in Springdale Arkansas on the evening of Saturday, April 27, 2013. Unfortunately, I will not be able to attend the entire weekend, but I am planning to be there on Saturday during the day and into the evening.

Thanks again and congratulations to all the winners.

Bobby

PRESS RELEASE:

Tommy Hancock, Editor in Chief of Pro Se Productions and Pulp Ark Coordinator, announces that voting has closed for the open nomination 2013 Pulp Ark Awards.   The Winners of the 2013 Pulp Ark Awards are-

Best Novel-
Die Glocke by Barry Reese in The Adventures of Lazarus Gray Volume 2: Die Glocke published by Pro Se Productions

Best Novella-
The Lone Ranger: Vendetta by Howard Hopkins published by Moonstone Books

Best Collection/Anthology-
The Green Hornet: Still at Large by Various published by Moonstone Books

Best Short Story-
Lucky by Tommy Hancock features in Night Beat: Night Stories published by Radio Archives

Best Cover-
The Adventures of Lazarus Gray Volume 2 by George Sellas published by Pro Se Productions

Best Interior Art-
The Adventures of Lazarus Gray Volume 2 by George Sellas published by Pro Se Productions

Best Pulp Revival-
The Wild Adventures of Doc Savage by Will Murray published by Altus Press

Best New Pulp Character-
Rick Ruby created by Bobby Nash and Sean Taylor as featured in The Ruby Files Volume 1 Published by Airship 27 Productions

Best Pulp Comic-
The Shadow published by Dynamite Comics

Best Pulp Magazine-
Pro Se Presents published by Pro Se Productions

Best Author-
Bobby Nash

Best New Author-
Jim Beard

“The voting this year,” Hancock noted, “was exciting since it involved so many different creators, works and publishers.  Six different publishers are represented in the final tally, with both the Best Author and Best New Author winners being writers for various publishers in 2012.”

The Pulp Ark Lifetime Achievement Award, according to Hancock, is still being determined by the select committee chosen to give the honor to an individual who has done considerable work in furthering Pulp in his/her lifetime.

The awards, 8X10 engraved wooden plaques, will be awarded at Pulp Ark 2013 in Springdale Arkansas , the evening of Saturday, April 27, 2013. Hancock stated that all winners as well as nominees are encouraged to attend, but any winners who could not would receive their awards by mail. Pulp Ark thanks all who nominated, all who voted, and congratulations to all the nominees and especially to the winners of the Pulp Ark 2013 Awards!

For any questions concerning Pulp Ark, contact Hancock at proseproductions@earthlink.net or follow Pulp Ark news at www.pulpark.blogspot.com


Tuesday, July 24, 2012

BOBBY NASH TALKS CONS ON PULPED!

This week on PULPED!, The New Pulp Podcast, Tommy Hancock is joined by Author Stephen Jared, writer of JACK AND THE JUNGLE LION, its upcoming sequel ELEPHANTS OF SHANGHAI, and his latest release TEN-A-WEEK-STEALE! Listen as they discussed New Pulp, Hollywood, and Hard Boiled!

Also, Tommy is joined by Convention Connoisseur Bobby Nash to discuss why Conventions are important and why Water applied in various ways is a Con-goer's friend!

Listen now at http://www.pulped.libsyn.com/webpage/pulped-the-official-new-pulp-podcast-stephen-jared-gets-pulped.

Monday, March 26, 2012

MID SOUTH CON WRAP UP!

I had an absolute blast at the MidSouth Con 30 convention in Memphis, Tennessee this past weekend. I just wanted to say a special thank you to the MidSouth Con (especially Carlin & Co.) for inviting me out to be a part of the fun. The fans were enthusiastic and fun to talk with (some even bought some books, which was nice), the panels were fun, and you guys kept me in water and Mt. Dew all weekend, which was almost a full-time job unto itself.

I had a fun time traveling with my pals, Sean Taylor, Mark Maddox, and Anthony Taylor. Laughing along with these guys made the long drive seem a lot shorter.

As expected, the con’s guests were great (too many to mention everyone, but special hey-howdy’s to John Hartness, Van Allen Plexico, Tommy Hancock, Stephen Zimmer, Elizabeth Donald, Barbara Friend Ish, Alan Gilbreath, Glen Cook, J. F. Lewis, Jackie Gamber, Michael D'Ambrosio, Lin Workman, Roland Mann, Eddy Zeno, Mitch Faust, and more I’m sure my sleep-addled brain has forgotten to mention.

I had a great time and I look forward to visiting the Mid South Con again.

Bobby

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