Talking Pulp Press
Rob RimesChronicling the creation of the "Barbarian of the Storm" book series and other future projects.
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A Victorian Horror - Sex+Trash
After completing the Trilogy of Terror concept albums, which were an industrial/gothic rock opera of songs that expanded famous horror stories, I still had a lot of drum and synth loops created over the years with a fuck ton of guitar sampl...
A Victorian Horror - Trilogy of Terror
I guess I should write about what this is, as I just released three albums in about ten days.
A Victorian Horror is a band that started in 1998 with myself, my girlfriend at the time, and another friend that was producing multiple industri...
Hi! It's Time to Get Back to Work!
I spoke about my absence in previous posts. Granted, those were some time ago now. Still, I did not want to return to the Barbarians of the Storm series until I felt ready to do so. I burnt myself out with the insane amount of output I achi...
Where Have I Been? Where Am I Going? Why Am I Posting Here?
This is long overdue and as I type this, I’m not 100 percent sure how it’s going to go or what exactly I am going to say. I don’t even remember what my last few blogs said before I noped out of shit almost five months ago. I’m not even goin...
The Dead Zones That Have Become Substack and X
Let’s be real.
Substack once held promise for indie authors, but it has increasingly turned into a dead zone. Twitter/X hasn’t fared much better - it’s devolved in a similar way. While writers can still interact with their peers, reaching...
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