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Tag: weird tales

Are Anthologies the New Pulp Magazines?
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Are Anthologies the New Pulp Magazines?

ward 19/09/2025

A pleasing trend I’ve noticed recently, has been the rise in the number of anthologies coming out. This increase is logical, given the more general increase in the popularity of … Read More

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The Pulp Magazine Archive is a huge free collection of classic ‘pulps’
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The Pulp Magazine Archive is a huge free collection of classic ‘pulps’

ward 30/03/2023

I have a pile of pulp magazines that my grandmother collected in the 1930s. They are mostly Astounding Stories Magazines and Weird Tales, with a few other gems mixed in. … Read More

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