Welcome to the Pulp Fiction Book Store

Eric John Stark was born on Mercury to miners who died in a cave-in. He was brought up by Mercurian aborigines and given the name N’Chaka, meaning “the man without a tribe”. Stark grew up to become a wanderer, a warrior, a rebel, and ultimately a legend.

When Chet Lacey, Private Investigator, deals with the low life grifters that surround high society he finds that guns can be handy things.

The Gods of Mars – The story of John Carter’s return to Mars and the search for Dejah Thoris. (Barsoom, 2)

Guns of Destiny – two novelettes about the expansion of the West, up the Missouri River by paddlewheel to the gold fields, and out along the Santa Fe Trail in a wagon train.

Professor Jameson’s Adventures in the Universe Vol.3 – wherein the good Professor meets biological Zoromes, engages in a Space War with other mechanical men, and avoids becoming lunch for some very odd metal-eating creatures.

The Lunar Point of View is a collection of four stories by S.M. Tenneshaw a “house name” for Fantastic Adventures and Amazing Stories. The actual writers of these stories are unknown.

Flames of Vengeance and Other Stories – Three tales from the supernatural casebook of Jules de Grandin, Occult Detective, including Pledged to the Dead, Flames of Vengeance and Incense of Abomination.

The Stars, My Brothers – This classic Science Fiction novella by Edmond Hamilton (1904-1977) from 1962 explores what it means to be human when the reptilian rulers of the planet are more humane than humans themselves.

A thief makes the biggest score of all time and then dies trying to escape. His dying mind is transferred into the body of a warrior who is being used by a sorceress to destroy her enemies.

The People of the Black Circle – A stupendous story of Conan the barbarian soldier of fortune, and a tremendous adventure in the castle of the Black Seers.