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Pulp Press titles available as ebooks

07 Dec 2009

ebook.com have made two Pulp Press titles available in ebook form. We will be considering putting all our titles as ebooks through them. We will let you know of progressions but in the meantime check them out.

24 Nov 2009

Check out Danny Hogan guest blogging on Paul David Brazill's site about rediscovering pulp westerns, here.

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Let Me Die A Woman

by Alan Kelly

Alice Fiend folded her arms and looked down at the little creatures from the third floor office of Blood Rag's headquarters.

She'd scour this planet, rape it of every natural and synthetic resource and enslave those flesh wasters who referred to themselves as humanity.A" Bunny Flask, with the help of her friend Kiffany, has fought hard to champion women working in the horror genre in the magazine 'Blood Rag'. But, when it is bought out by the sexist, money grabbing Mick Jones her influence is stifled and then snuffed out. With the arrival of the flame haired Alice Fiend her world falls apart completely. Kicked out of her job, dumped by text message and trying to cope with the nightmares of her past Bunny decides to make a stand - fully armed! But there is more to Mick and Alices' plans. Why are women disappearing? What links Ms Fiend to a 'terrorist' attack in a tiny village in Ireland? Can Bunny trust anyone anymore? More disturbing and sinister than she could ever imagine; like the cult flicks she loves so much. It isn't as much fun when you're living the horror -

The Windowlicker Maker

By Danny Hogan

They day he met Ava was the day Joe Tatum turned his back on a dark and violent past. Then Ava is murdered in front of his very eyes in what appear to be a totally random and pointless attack

by a gang of young villains. Villains who were heartless, ruled the roost and confident they had got away with it... that was before they awoke the monster inside of Old Joe....

My Bloody Alibi

by Dominic Milne

My Bloody Alibi is the story of two Young Women, Cass Hall and Marcella Gray, who share an uncanny likeness.

While serving time together in Holloway prison, Cass and Marcella concoct a plan to rid themselves of the men who have blighted their lives; a rapist policeman and a murderous drug dealer. Between them they create the dancing sensation "Sylvana", who works a podium in Soho's infamous Alley Cat Club. While trading places on the podium, each lures the other woman's nemesis to an empty flat on the same Saturday Night, so justice can be dispensed. Their plan is hindered by the arrival on the scene of Liam Kenny, an Irish ex-con, who is owed money by the owner of the Alley Cat Club. When the night revenge finally arrives, the mother of all storms hits Soho...