NovoPulp 2013/2014 Anthology

by H. David Blalock, Niamh Brown, Michael David Matula

The Speculative Fiction Anthology written by and for those who love the genre - pushing boundaries, asking questions, demanding answers, and even providing some, bringing back the best of Pulp!

Contents:
'On the Edge' by H. David Blalock
'Another Exile' by Michael David Matula
'The Legacy of Newstar' by Lacerant Plainer
'Every So Often' by Rich Larson
'The Cancer' by Niamh Brown
'Patriot' by M. Stange
'Journey' by Micha Fire
'The Twitching' by James Calbraith
'Mad Scientist' by Charles Barouch
'On the Cold Hill Side' by David R. Grigg
'Human' by Laston Kirkland
Afterword by Ted Ewen and Niamh Brown

Color Edition

Genres: Science Fiction, Anthologies

150 pages, Paperback

First published March 1, 2014

About the author

H. David Blalock has been writing speculative fiction for nearly 50 years. His work has appeared in novels, novellas, stories, articles, reviews, and commentary both in print and online. Since 1996, his fiction has appeared in over two dozen magazines including Pro Se Presents, Aphelion Webzine, Quantum Muse, Shelter of Daylight Magazine, The Harrow, The Three-Lobed Burning Eye, The Martian Wave and many more. His current novel series is the three book Angelkiller Triad from Seventh Star Press. He is editor for parABnormal Magazine from Hiraeth Publishing. His work continues to appear on a regular basis through multiple publishing houses.

Reviews

[Li · Rating 3 out of 5]

Most all the short stories are good and decent reads, particularly for the price. One of the stories was a bit long and drawn out, although I do realize that tactic played into story's plot line. I'll definitely be looking for the next issue.

[Lacerant Plainer · Rating 4 out of 5]

As one of the authors of Legacy of Newstar, I enjoyed reading all the other stories as well. I do hope others take a chance and read the Anthology.

[Charles]

I'm an editor and author for this book. You can imagine that I like it very much.

[Niamh Brown · Rating 4 out of 5]

As the person at the center of the NovoPulp I know that I have an obvious bias. However as the book was coming together I was really impressed at the quality and variety of work we received from authors and artists on Google+. I am really proud to be apart of the end result. I know in my heart of hearts that I still would have been drawn to this book even if I had not been involved.