PulpStar

La La Land

United States

Profile Information:

Hometown:
La La Land
About Me:
PulpStar works an angle - dare we say - unique to the field of crime fiction: the chance for you to STAR in your own "vintage" pulp novel, Reunion with Death. We're talkin' a personalized story, killer. No two tales exactly alike. The same goes for our greeting cards and poster prints. You'd do well to resurrect the lost art of letter writin', friend. And while you're at it, why not frame somebody you love? (And implicate yourself at the same time!)

Who the hell wouldn't want be immortalized (and amoralized, even) as a hard-boiled dick or a dazzling dame, by way of a high school reunion, no less? Nobody, baby, that's who. That's right! It's time for you to be a cool customer and put your own whodunit on ice. And we're here to help. Our custom pulp stuff is straight from the fridge, dad.

Life's too short not to be the star of your own damn novel, especially one that offers two versions: with the gloves on, or with the gloves off. Either way, you're guaranteed twin fistfuls of the finest fictional smut money can buy: PulpStar smut.

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I Am A:
Reader, Writer, Publisher, Organization
Website:
http://www.pulpstar.com
Books And Authors I Like:
Hammett. Chandler. Spillane. Bellem. Prather. McBain. Woolrich. Thompson. Block. Burroughs. Bukowski. Dick. Heinlein. Sladek. Ballard. Acker. Gibson. Gilmore. Gorman. Ellroy. Kafka. Vonnegut. Robbins. Dery. Eisner. Frank Miller. Bill Sienkiewicz. Howard Chaykin. Daniel Clowes. Jonathan Lethem. Jim Pascoe and Tom Fassbender (aka Dashiell Loveless) are a hoot. Ray Banks is ready to blow up. Zack Wentz is on fire. And that Christa Faust broad is pretty aces.
Movies And TV Shows I Like:
Big Screen:The Big Sleep. The Big Clock. The Big Heat. Double Indemnity. The Maltese Falcon. Detour. Murder, My Sweet. Out of the Past. D.O.A. Kiss Me Deadly. Laura. The Girl Hunters. Scarlet Street. Criss Cross. Gun Crazy. Casablanca. Alphaville. Chinatown. Blade Runner. Blue Velvet. Lost Highway. Mullholland Dr. Inland Empire. Pulp Fiction. Reservoir Dogs. Fight Club. The Sticky Fingers of Time. The Big Lebowski. Fargo. Ed Wood. Naked Lunch. Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas. L.A. Confidential. Sin City. True Romance. The Usual Suspects. The Bourne Trilogy. American Psycho. Brick. Danger: Diabolik. Raiders of the Lost Ark. The Evil Dead. Army of Darkness. Spider-Man 1, 2, and 3. Batman Begins. Abbott and Costello Meet Frankenstein. Creature From the Black Lagoon. The Shadow. The Black Dahlia. Hollywoodland. Kiss Kiss Bang Bang. Shoot 'Em Up.
Boob Tube: Twin Peaks. X-Files. Max Headroom. American Gothic. Midnight Caller. The Fugitive. Outer Limits. Twilight Zone. Unsolved Mysteries. Mysteries and Scandals. Six Feet Under. Veronica Mars. Venture Bros. Nip/Tuck. Dexter.

Comment Wall:

  • Meredith Anthony

    Wow, PulpStar. Sounds like a great racket.

    Jul 6, 2007

  • Stephen Blackmoore

    Well, we were meaning to, Ray. I mean, you have been looking a little puffy, lately.

    Jul 7, 2007

  • PulpStar

    We showed him the light. This has nothing to do with Jesus. This is between Ray and his crime-fic-reading audience-at-large.

    Jul 7, 2007

  • PulpStar

    Racket, racket... There's a great bad pun lurking in there somewhere, with regards to Tucker's geography, but I'll just leave well enough the hell alone.

    Jul 7, 2007

  • Kim Smith

    thanks for the add!

    Jul 7, 2007

  • Scarlett Dean

    After all, tomorrow is another day!

    Jul 13, 2007

  • PulpStar

    I hear ya talkin', Gill. Now start orderin'!

    Jul 19, 2007

  • carole gill

    Glad I'm your friend, and not just another biz assoicate. I'm sure your heart's in the right place, even if it only beats when it wants something! Seriously, though--you're okay Mr Pulpy! I can tell.

    Jul 19, 2007

  • carole gill

    It's not from Double Indemnity--I just write it to make it sound as if it is. You see, I'm in the midst of a novel (I hope will be a series) . I've been living and breathing film noir and hardboiled novels night and day to get me in the mood. It's method writing, as I studied acting once many years ago. So here goe Mr Pulpyher goes some more Carole hardboiled: I like you. I like your approach and what you have to say. But then I like dogs that bite. You're a cool guy with a hot approach. Knowing you is a privilege even if it's sometimes painful. But we're all gluttons for punishment in some way. (more psuedo hardboiled dialogue ala carole gill)!

    Jul 22, 2007

  • Harry Shannon

    Howdy!

    Jul 28, 2007

  • Harry Shannon

    Pulp in yer eye too, bro!

    Aug 1, 2007

  • Lyn LeJeune

    What a great concept!!! Have you gone to trade fairs? There's a market for this. My book, The Beatitudes, is a paranormal thriller set in New Orleans. It will be out in the fall and I am donating all royalties directly to the New Orleans Public Library Foundation. Libraries support the infrastructure of a great city, so I have started The Beatitudes Network to promote awareness of the importance of public libraries in NOLA.
    The blogsite www.beatitudesinneworleans.blogspot.com describes the Network, has excerpts from The Beatitudes, recipes, and more. Merci mille fois. Lyn Lejeune.
    Writers, please pass the word…..it’s for a good cause….don’t let the libraries of New Orleans or the US go the way of The Great Library of Alexandria. P.S. just posted an excerpt on my page here on crimespace.

    Aug 10, 2007

  • Frank

    Saw you at APE this past year. Glad to see you here!

    Aug 17, 2007

  • Love Is Murder Conference

    If the LIMCON attendees aren't your market, nobody is! C'mon down!

    Aug 19, 2007

  • David L. Hoof

    Thanks. I like pulp in my orange juice, too, but it's harder to read than tea leaves.i

    Aug 28, 2007

  • Elizabeth Zelvin

    Pulp in my eye, huh? That's a new one. ;) Same to you, and happy Labor Day too. :) Liz

    Death Will Get You Sober (St. Martin's, April 2008)

    Sep 4, 2007