Post by machinetrooper on Mar 23, 2011 22:38:21 GMT -5
I've been following the PMP blog for months, now, but only today discovered this forum.
Anyway, some shameless self-pimping, here: twofistedblogger.blogspot.com is my blog, where I focus mainly on the genres under the Post Modern Pulp umbrella. I've only been blogging since August, but my archives are swelling, since I tend to post no less than twice a week, on average.
I just reviewed PROMIS: Vietnam, and interviewed the author. It was a great read, and some juicy info came out in the interview. Archives include reviews of Johnstone's first Ashes novel; Collins' Road to Purgatory; and John Norman's first Gor book. Planned blogs in the queue will review fiction such as one of W.E.B. Griffin's volumes from The Corps series; the first two titles in Gordon Davis' pulpy WWII series The Sergeant, and a fiction title by Jim Morris.
I hope you'll come check out the Two-Fisted Blog, and let me know what'cha think. Comments, suggestions, and recommendations are welcome. In fact, I'll even accept guest posts that fit the theme of the blog.
My underlying motive is to reawaken an interest in fiction for men, so I was happy to find this forum.
Anyway, some shameless self-pimping, here: twofistedblogger.blogspot.com is my blog, where I focus mainly on the genres under the Post Modern Pulp umbrella. I've only been blogging since August, but my archives are swelling, since I tend to post no less than twice a week, on average.
I just reviewed PROMIS: Vietnam, and interviewed the author. It was a great read, and some juicy info came out in the interview. Archives include reviews of Johnstone's first Ashes novel; Collins' Road to Purgatory; and John Norman's first Gor book. Planned blogs in the queue will review fiction such as one of W.E.B. Griffin's volumes from The Corps series; the first two titles in Gordon Davis' pulpy WWII series The Sergeant, and a fiction title by Jim Morris.
I hope you'll come check out the Two-Fisted Blog, and let me know what'cha think. Comments, suggestions, and recommendations are welcome. In fact, I'll even accept guest posts that fit the theme of the blog.
My underlying motive is to reawaken an interest in fiction for men, so I was happy to find this forum.