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Pulp Fiction and The Arabian Nights
By: GoldenGazetteNews.com - 20 May 2012 - 0 Comments

By Paula R. Stiles Golden Gazette News Historical fantasy tends to center around medieval Europe. Recent shows The Borgias and Game of Thrones have moved the action somewhat farther south and east into the [...]

Cinco de Mayo and Pulp Fiction: Bandits and Soldaderas
By: GoldenGazetteNews.com - 17 May 2012 - 0 Comments

By Paula R. Stiles Golden Gazette News   As a former colony like the United States, Mexico has a history that in some ways mirrors that of its northern neighbor. It’s had a fight for [...]

This Week in History: Charles Lindbergh Crosses the Atlantic
By: GoldenGazetteNews.com - 16 May 2012 - 0 Comments

By Thomas McNulty Golden Gazette News Charles Lindbergh, a twenty-five-year-old barnstorming pilot, became an overnight sensation as a result of his nonstop solo flight across the Atlantic (May 20 and 21, 1927). Lindbergh flew [...]

Detective Fiction: From Edgar Allen Poe to Pulp Fiction
By: GoldenGazetteNews.com - 15 May 2012 - 1 Comment

By Lee Barwood, Golden Gazette News Pulp writers had a field day with their fictional detective creations during the golden age of pulp fiction. From Lady Molly of Scotland Yard to Philip Marlowe, Nero Wolfe [...]

Pulp Fiction Treasures: The Path to Loot
By: GoldenGazetteNews.com - 16 March 2012 - 0 Comments

By Lee Barwood, Golden Gazette News Readers of everything from pirate yarns to mysteries thrill to the words “X marks the spot,” despite the fact that treasure maps—drawn by those possessed of vast quantities [...]

Pulp Fiction & Chronicle of the Old West
By: GoldenGazetteNews.com - 15 March 2012 - 0 Comments

Dakota and Sunny Livesay, who run the website, newspaper and radio show Chronicle of the Old West, keep alive the spirit of the cowboy and the trail with their preservation and dissemination of history—but [...]

Cowboys & Their Horses, from Pulp Fiction to the Silver Screen
By: GoldenGazetteNews.com - 14 March 2012 - 0 Comments

By Thomas McNulty, Golden Gazette News A cowboy’s best friend was his horse. His horse provided not only reliable transportation but was critical to surviving the sometimes harsh elements of the Wild West. A [...]

Zombies from Pulp Fiction to the Silver Screen
By: GoldenGazetteNews.com - 13 March 2012 - 0 Comments

By Lee Barwood, Golden Gazette News Modern fiction and movies are beset by a plague of zombies—shuffling semblances of living beings that are generally bent on destroying those actually still alive and devouring either [...]

The Mysterious Disappearance of Agatha Christie
By: GoldenGazetteNews.com - 12 March 2012 - 0 Comments

By Lee Barwood, Golden Gazette News One of the favorite genres of the early pulp fiction magazine writers of the 1930s and 1940s the mystery genre. To writers like Dashiell Hammett, Walter B. Gibson [...]

Golden Age Trivia: Cowboys—The Boots Make the Man
By: GoldenGazetteNews.com - 12 March 2012 - 3 Comments

by Lee Barwood, Golden Gazette News One of the most popular categories in pulp fiction was the western. The cowboy led a tough life, living in the open much of the time as he [...]