You'll note this mosh pit of pulp is in his latest list.
Consider this a confirmation if you're here via TFF.
I want to see the cool, the unusual out there. I want to see screeners, trailers, press kits, links and so forth...and not only that, I want to see the books, the comics, the games, the toys - all of it. I want my socks blown off and my face melted.
I want to see the Pulp 2.0.
If you've made something (Congratulations! Now comes the hard part) then tell us about it. Every comment I get on the blog gets fed to my email. I miss nothing that is said here. Don't be shy. Post a link to your stuff.
This week I will be pointing out a few things that have hit my inbox. Pulpy Things you can see, download or play with online. Hopefully you'll think it's as fun and as cool as I do and you'll tell the artists where you saw their work, and you'll share it with others. Remember...
We are in the mosh pit together.
2 comments:
Let's see-
http://www.venn.tv irregular shorts, spoofs, pilots and experiments. At least, that's the plan. One 24 pastiche in and working on the script for a silly time travel tale.
http://www.spinneyhead.co.uk/Memory/ five part zero budget science fiction from a couple of years ago.
Also-
Books on Lulu http://stores.lulu.com/ian21
Mini comics and other stuff http://www.zibbet.com/Spinneyhead
First drafts and notes on my next novella http://www.spinneyhead.co.uk/labels/Sounds%20of%20Soldiers.php
And, of course, my blog http://www.spinneyhead.co.uk/
I know, I know - web-based fiction is a tough sell, but here goes...
With my blog, I'm hijacking social media to tell a serialized story, a la Edgar Rice Burroughs and Sir
Arthur Conan Doyle (though in content and execution, it has just as much in common with Silver Age comics and Nick Hornby).
I'm working with a friend to produce some animated shorts / "commercials" based on the work, along the lines of
the 1960's Marvel Superheroes Cartoons.
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