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I was thrilled (pun intended) to sit in with David Wood and Alan Baxter on the latest episode of the ThrillerCast- The Podcast for Readers and Writers of Thrillers podcast. We talked about writing in general and also discuss the New Pulp book market. We also discuss the definitions of pulp and New Pulp as well as what it takes to write a pulp yarn.
You can listen now at
http://thrillerpodcast.blogspot.com/2013/03/episode-66-new-pulp-with-bobby-nash.html
ThrillerCast Episode 66- New Pulp with Bobby Nash
In this episode, David and Alan discuss "New Pulp" with Bobby Nash. We also take Random House to the woodshed for their new digital-first publishing contracts. More important, however, is the fact that Al finally bought a decent microphone. Woo hoo!
Our guest is author Bobby Nash.
What is the current state of "New Pulp?" Is it still alive and well, or is it on the decline?
What is New Pulp? Can it be defined? What are the common characteristics?
Newpulpfiction.com
How has e-publishing driven New Pulp?
Story length and pacing.
Who is writing or publishing New Pulp right now?
Who are some of the "classic" pulp writers?
What's happening with Bobby's work?
Nominated for Pulp Ark and Pulp Factory awards. Other writing projects. Comics and screenplays.
Writing for comics vs writing prose.
Advice for writers- if you want it to be your job, treat it like a job!
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Thanks again to David and Alan for having me on the show. It was a fun conversation. You should give it a listen. Here’s the link to listen to ThrillerCast Episode 66:
http://thrillerpodcast.blogspot.com/2013/03/episode-66-new-pulp-with-bobby-nash.html
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