#pulp thrillers

[kekwcomics]

DETECTIVE FICTION WEEKLY Vol. 90 #1 (Frank A. Munsey, 1934)

Artist uncredited.

[ultrakillblast]

PULP FICTION (1994)

[saintmichale]

[v1tfrma]

Who doesn't love the boosh?

[kilianromero]

Action Stories (1945)

[weirdlookindog]

Slater La Master - The Phantom in the Rainbow. A. C. McClurg & Co., 1929

cover art by Paul Stahr

[fhtagn-and-tentacles]

TENTACLES OF DEATH

Cover art by Norman Saunders

[1uc0z4dee]

you think you know me like that?

[ohmyshesintriguing]

Pulp Fiction (1994)

[fuzzyghost]

[kekwcomics]

DAN SHOCKER'S SILBER GRUSEL-KRIMI #212 (Zauberkreis Verlag, 1979)

("Silver Horror-Thriller")

Art: Rudolf Sieber-Lonati .

[treasuresfromthearchives]

G-Men Detective v25 n03 [1943-Fall]

[captpanopticom]

Greetings!

Welcome to the USS Blenderpies headed by Captain Si Panopticom, aka stpaulofsuburbia. As the description says, this will be my sideblog to dive into the sci-fi and other speculative fiction I love and share it with others.

Along with likes, reposts, and random thoughts, I'll be using this opportunity to truly dive deeper into certain fandoms I've neglected for too long. This will start with a proper watch-thru of the whole Star Trek franchise, alongside a slower look into the Godzilla movies and other Japanese media like Ultraman and other tokusatsu mainstays.

Those who want to join are welcome to! This should be fun ^_^

[wakingdreamworld]

Thursday Thrillers - Audio Fiction Podcast

I love these podcasts. Here is their Thursday feed.

From the Mutual Audio Network feed, Thursday Thrillers provides a weekly showcase of mystery, detective, crime fiction, action and thrilling adventure! Need a chance to escape? Why wait for Thursday when every week we have thrilling tales for you to enjoy!

I provided the cover art.

Additional images for fun

[rp-partnerfinder]

Hey there!

Firstly, a bit about me. Call me Apidae. I'm 27, nonbinary, and have been roleplaying for over a decade. I exclusively write third person, past tense, usually about 2-4 paragraphs (3-7 sentences per) but can be as much as the discord limit. I'm a huge fan of ooc chatter and will happily chat when too busy to roleplay!

What I expect from a good match:

Third person, past tense

Multiple response per day (2+)

Communicative and friendly

23+++ (for my comfort)

Writing sample that meshes well with mine

I write plenty of different genres, some of my favorites are historical romance, high fantasy, and science fiction. But I've of course written things like post-apocalypse, pulp fiction, horror, and thriller.

Right now, I'm seeking a couple plots that I've been thinking about. These can be plots that I've had prior and done with another person, or things I've never done before.

Orcish Found Family: A human baby is found by an orc chief and taken in. We follow as she finds a place amongst the orcs and grows to be one of them. This is both an eventual romance (between the adult human and an orc she grows alongside) but also a heartwarming plot as this orc learns about fatherhood through an unorthodox way.

Fantasy Survival Inspired by a Webcomic I can't fricking remember: This surrounds a single person, starving, tired, sick, etc, who lives on the outskirts of a city. They know not to enter the forests to the east because it's protected by beings of ethereal beauty who possess magic. They keep anyone who goes there against their will, using them for labor and help. To the west, half man, half beast, with massive golden stone walls that prevent entry but an oasis within. Which will they choose to try their luck with?

Thanks if you read this far, hope you like what you see and remember to send a description of your writing style and a bit about yourself, and have a writing sample handy!

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