Rare Pulp Science Fiction, Issue 3

Rediscovered Gems of Wonder and Adventure Over at SF.DRB site: Avi Abrams reviews various intense fiction from rare pulp magazines, incl. stories by Robert E. Howard and Leigh Brackett - "So... come to "Brackett's SF Parlor" for some fictional spa work: rejuvenate your sense of outre, tickle your "hot" points of grotesque and sojourn in a land of perfect male heroes and super-sensuous females... for a while. No regrets, too - you know, it's good for you." Click Here to Read the Rest (art courtesy Daniel LuVisi) Fritz Leiber's Darkly Sensuous "Conjure Wife" M. Christian reviews this compelling classic, originally published in the "Unknown Worlds" pulp in 1943 - "Leiber is a brilliant stylist, with a poetic and lyrical voice that floats off the page like music..." Click Here to Read the Rest Also read: Read Previous Pulp Updates: Issue 1, Issue 2 Ultra-Rare Serials From "Fantasy Magazine" Apocalyptic Pulp Blockbusters More SF reviews forthcoming on a regular basis. Subscribe to DRB SF rss feed. Send your review of SF book or story listed on the site.