Forgotten Ages
MorganGenerally about fantastic fiction with some forays into history and weapons.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Daily |
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| Issues | 160 | Founded | a year ago | Last Issue | 2 days ago |
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Sensor Sweep: Orcs, Jack Vance, Warhammer 40K
Weird (Tellers of Weird Tales): The same thing can be said--i.e., that it can be seen as a type of regional fiction--of Gothic or Romantic fiction, for example, William Faulkner‘s Mississippi. Faulkner even invented his own county--Yoknapat...
The Big Book of Adventure Stories
So you have read a five hundred page anthology of recent, nuanced fantasy and have a need to blow all the sensitivity out of your veins. The antidote is The Big Book of Adventure Stories. This hefty tome came out a few years back from Vinta...
Sensor Sweep: Lovecraft, D&D, Pulpfest
Conventions (Gary Lovisi): Come along with Gary Lovisi as he tours the seller room at “PulpFest 2026”. Some dealers/attendees featured in the video may be reached at:
Lovecraft (Goodman Games): H. P. Lovecraft was born in his family home i...
Sensor Sweep Classics
Fiction (Tellers of Weird Tales): “In “The City on the Edge of Forever,” a man travels through a time-portal (located in the ruins of a city on a faraway planet) and unwittingly alters the past, thus altering the future: nothing that he kne...
Sensor Sweep: Star Trek Dead, Renegade Swords, Southern Gothic
Forthcoming (DMR Books): Today’s Renegade Swords IV announcement is P. Schuyler Miller’s prehistoric adventure tale, “The People of the Arrow,” originally published in Amazing Stories in 1935. Though Amazing was primarily a science fiction...
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