May 16, 2007
The Tepperman Quest
by Victor A. Berch. Emile Tepperman is both ubiquitous through the pages of the pulps and paradoxically elusive as a pulp fictioneer. Frequent Pulp Rack contributor Victor Berch recounts his efforts to track down the facts about this now-you-see-him-now-you-don't author. - Read this articleMay 16, 2007
The Tepperman Quest: 20 Years Later
This is Part Two of "The Tepperman Quest," in which Victor Berch learns more (but still tantalizingly little) about elusive pulp writer Emile Tepperman. - Read this articleFebruary 17, 2007
An Interview with Ryerson Johnson
by Will Murray. With the very gracious permission of Will Murray and Doug Ellis, I'm excited and pleased to present this interview with pulp fictioneer Ryerson Johnson. - Read this articleJuly 13, 2006
J. Lane Linklater: A Biographical Sketch
A biographical sketch of Linklater from the March 16, 1929 issue of Detective Fiction Weekly. - Read this articleMay 05, 2004
James Francis Dwyer: A Brief Biography
By Peter Ruber. A short look at this prolific pulpster and world traveller. - Read this articleJanuary 16, 2004
Lemuel De Bra: A Master of Mysteries
Pulp fan and collector John Locke provides this clipping from the issue of Triple-X Magazine. The biographical info about writers that appeared in pulp magazines frequently was as interesting as their works. - Read this articleApril 15, 2003
A Few Hundred Yards Farther: William Makin
A memory of William Makin, Blue Book author, who was killed during World War II. This article originally appeared in the November 1944 issue of BLUE BOOK. - Read this articleApril 15, 2003
William Makin: A Memoir
An article about the death of this Blue Book author that originally appeared in the November 1944 issue of BLUE BOOK. - Read this articleApril 14, 2003
William J. Makin
An article that originally appeared in the November 1937 issue of BLUE BOOK. - Read this articleFebruary 13, 2003
Nelson S. Bond, Master Pulpster
In Bond's world, the real, the surreal, and the unreal often collide in warped and wonderful ways, like no other stories have in the last sixty years. An article by Peter Ruber. - Read this articleFebruary 13, 2003
Quantity Production
An article from the June 1937 issue of WRITER'S DIGEST by prolific pulpster Arthur J. Burks. - Read this articleDecember 12, 2002
An Interview with H. Bedford-Jones
This interview with appeared in the July 1926 issue of Writer's Digest, and was provided by Will Murray. - Read this articleDecember 10, 2002
H. Bedford-Jones: "King of the Pulps"
The most prolific writer for the pulp magazines, H. Bedford-Jones is a giant among fictioneers, but nearly unknown outside pulp fandom. - Read this articleDecember 09, 2002
Arthur J. Burks: Fictioneer Biography
More than a few pulp writers became the stuff of legends when it came to cranking out fiction on short notice. Certainly Burks was one. - Read this articleDecember 08, 2002
The Hunt for Merle Constiner
Little is known today about Constiner, one of the many shadowy men and women who once wrote for the now-crumbling pages of the pulp magazine era. He is practically forgotten, despite the high quality of his writing. - Read this articleDecember 07, 2002
Gordon MacCreagh: "The Incorrigible Explorer"
An extensive biographical essay about the pulp writer who may well have inspired the creation of celluloid adventurer Indiana Jones. - Read this articleDecember 06, 2002
Anthony M. Rud
A rediscovery of Anthony Rud, Adventure Magazine editor and pulp writer in several genres. - Read this articleNovember 27, 2002
Garrett P. Serviss: Fictioneer Biography
Garrett P. Serviss united the scientist with the fictioneer before such a combination became common with Asimov, Clarke, and others. - Read this articleNovember 26, 2002
