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Sunday, August 4, 2013

MECHANOID PRESS RIDES THE WEIRD WEST WITH DEBUT OF 'STRANGE TRAILS'!


Contact: James Palmer



FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE


Mechanoid Press Saddles Up for a Ride Through Some Strange Trails


ATLANTA, GA—Mechanoid Press, an innovative small press publisher of science fiction and pulp adventure, has just released their latest anthology, exploring the Weird West.

STRANGE TRAILS features exciting tales of a West that never was, written by some of the biggest names in New Pulp.

“The Weird Western is very popular today,” says Mechanoid Press publisher James Palmer. “I wanted to put something together to celebrate this bizarre yet exciting sub-genre.”

Palmer has assembled a posse of some of today’s most talented New Pulp authors. Riding the range is Josh Reynolds (Mr. Brass), Tommy Hancock and Morgan Minor (Pro Se Productions), Barry Reese (The Rook), Edward M. Erdelac (The Merkabah Rider), and Joel Jenkins (Dire Planet).

“Everyone in the book is there because they have solid New Pulp and/or Weird West chops,” says Palmer. “All the stories are terrific, and I know readers will love it.”

STRANGE TRAILS is available in print here:

And Kindle here:




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Thursday, August 1, 2013

JOEL JENKINS VISITS THE BOOK CAVE


New Pulp Author Joel Jenkins shares his latest release from Pulp Work Press, Weird Worlds, with The Book Cave’s Ric Croxton, who discovers a familiar name in one of the stories.

Listen to The Book Cave Episode 241: Weird Worlds of Joel Jenkins here.

Wednesday, July 17, 2013

STRANGE TRAILS COVER REVEALED

Cover Art: James Burns

James Palmer has shared the cover for his latest anthology from Mechanoid Press, Strange Trails. The cover was designed and illustrated by James Burns, who also did the cover for another project James was involved in, Blackthorn: Thunder on Mars from White Rocket Books.

Palmer also shared the table of contents for Strange Trails:

Mr. Brass and the Master of Serpents by Josh Reynolds

Sins and Lillies by Tommy Hancock & Morgan Minor

The Mechanical Heart: A Tale of Julia Holst and the Weird West by Barry Reese

The Akeldama Dig by Edward M. Erdelac

Mummy Train by James Palmer

The Eye of Ulutoth by Joel Jenkins

And here’s the equally snazzy back cover:

STRANGE TRAILS will be available in both print and e-book formats.
Coming soon from Mechanoid Press

Tuesday, June 11, 2013

JOEL JENKINS TRAVELS WEIRD WORLDS

New Pulp Author Joel Jenkins has shared the new that his latest weird book is now available on Amazon.

About Weird Worlds:
From an ancient temple in the icy Martian mountains to a forbidden road haunted by the ghost of an Indian brave, this collection of tales will take you on a thrilling journey.  Meet vampire hunters, a rock musician who takes on the heavyweight champion of the world, the reluctant warrior of the mystical land of Saffronyia, giant Nazi robots, and the Mormon gunfighter Porter Rockwell ... as well as a few hungry apes and one very lovely assassin.

Weird Worlds is available at Amazon in both paper and Kindle formats.

Lean more here.

Wednesday, November 21, 2012

PULPWORK PRESS CHRISTMAS SPECIAL

Cover Art: M. D. Jackson
PULPWORK PRESS has released a sneak peak at the M. D. Jackson drawn cover of their 2012 Christmas Special. The Pulpwork Press Christmas Special features stories by New Pulp authors Joel Jenkins, Russ Anderson, Joshua Reynolds, and Derrick Ferguson.

The Pulpwork Press Christmas special will be available for purchase in December at the Pulpwork Press website.


Thursday, November 15, 2012

CELEBRATING 10 YEARS OF DERRICK FERGUSON’S DILLON!

Author Derrick Ferguson’s New Pulp character, Dillon marks his 10 anniversary in 2013 and Derrick has a few plans for the occasion. You can read all about Dillon’s anniversary celebration at http://dillon-dlferguson.blogspot.com/2012/11/coming-attractions-7-dillon-2013.html.