Post by Jaqhama on Jan 21, 2009 5:19:42 GMT
Bit of a sad story here.
The first tale I ever had published was by Blair, the editor at Pulp and Dagger.
He liked my stuff and encourgaed me to write more, which I did.
At one stage I had about 7 tales up at P&D.
Blair passed away some time ago. His brother DK Latta was going to keep the webzine going, with new content.
DK and I spoke about it quite a bit.
But in the end DK was too saddened by his brother's passing to overseer what had been Blair's pride and joy and at this time the webzine is available to read for free online, but nothing has been added for a long time.
It's full of pulpy goodness. From sci-fi to horror.
Well worth checking out.
Hundreds of stories there. Many very good.
I had all my tales removed (with DK's consent) as some of them already do and will continue to appear in paper print publications.
I'll always remember Blair fondly, as the first person who saw something worthwhile in my writing and was prepared to publish my work.
www.pulpanddagger.com
Cheers: Jaq.
The first tale I ever had published was by Blair, the editor at Pulp and Dagger.
He liked my stuff and encourgaed me to write more, which I did.
At one stage I had about 7 tales up at P&D.
Blair passed away some time ago. His brother DK Latta was going to keep the webzine going, with new content.
DK and I spoke about it quite a bit.
But in the end DK was too saddened by his brother's passing to overseer what had been Blair's pride and joy and at this time the webzine is available to read for free online, but nothing has been added for a long time.
It's full of pulpy goodness. From sci-fi to horror.
Well worth checking out.
Hundreds of stories there. Many very good.
I had all my tales removed (with DK's consent) as some of them already do and will continue to appear in paper print publications.
I'll always remember Blair fondly, as the first person who saw something worthwhile in my writing and was prepared to publish my work.
www.pulpanddagger.com
Cheers: Jaq.