Showing posts with label Pulp Newsletter. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Pulp Newsletter. Show all posts

Thursday, November 19, 2009

Look Down...


At the bottom of the blog here and you'll see a nice little "Pulp Newsstand" from the folks over at Issuu.
I will be updating it from time to time allowing you to peruse (for free!) some of the mags on the Bastard's shelf.

As the holidays slow things to a crawl here in Hollywood, I will be sprucing up the joint a bit (adding some new functions, getting rid of the crap and so forth) so I can organize you pulpsters into the massive legion of creatives I know you to be.

In other news, I am pulling notes and resources for the forthcoming Pulp Legion Electrogram on how you can (and should) harness new media for your projects. This one's a big one - worthy of its own book - so bear with me.

I will be having coffee today with another new media creator and pundit - Jill Golick - who is visiting La La land from Canada. I am certain it will be a brain-busting good time.

So until next time, hang out at the newsstand below, flip through the rags and maybe buy some candy from vendor.

I have nefarious work to do...

Saturday, January 31, 2009

Your Uncle Bill Wants You: Join the Pulp Legion Today!


Sharp-eyed pulpsters will note a new addition to the Pulp 2.0 blog >>>>>

It's a subscription sign-up for a new email newsletter we will be starting in March.

It's a new way to pass along those items of pulpy interest to an exclusive group of 1000 pulpsters out there. You'll receive breaking news, interviews, links and other coolness you can use to further your own pulpy projects.

Stuff you won't see here on the blog, and that will be for you exclusively.

So instead of having you cut off the box tops to a dozen or so CrackerJack boxes, or peel back the labels on some jars of Ovaltine, I'm having you give me your name, email and postal code so I can see where my loyal pulp legionnaires reside and send them the email equivalent of a jetpack or disintegrator pistol.

(No war bond purchase required)