Pulp fiction describes a genre of fiction that began to emerge in the first half of the twentieth-century in America.  Pulp fiction was cheaply produced, escapist, and made reading more widely available to a mass audience.  


Defined by sensationalistic themes, such as gore horror and weird science, and the establishment of new character types such as the hardboiled detective and the femme fatale of noir -- #pulp freed the book from the bounds of the literary establishment, and opened up new spaces for self-expression and creative experimentation.

This hub is a homage to #pulp. Tag your story #pulp or #pulpfiction and DM me a link to keep the monster fed.

"She gave me a smile I could feel in my hip pocket." -- Raymond Chandler
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  • JoinedJune 12, 2015



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pulp pulp Jan 22, 2016 09:21PM
Pulp Feature:  The Necromancer by @Luna_Lovewell .  This feature story is beyond description.  You'll laugh, you'll cry, you'll find an unnatural empathy with a skeleton named Lirk.  You won't stop r...
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