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Fifteen pulp tales, ranging from Sci Fi to noir to westerns to horror and everything in between, harkening back to the glory days of the pulps. With an all-star lineup, featuring Craig Clevenger, Jean-Paul L. Garnier, Trevor Holliday, Sean Jacques, Nolan Knight, Terrance Layhew, Brodie Lowe, Patrick R. McDonough, Jim Ruland, Aaron Paul Schaut, Alex Slusar, C. W. Stevenson, Phillip Thompson, Manny Torres, and Brian Townsley.

Fourteen pulp tales by authors Frank Bill, Michael Bracken, Alec Cizak, 'Doc' Clancy, Eric Esquivel, Gabriel Hart, E. B. Hunter, Nolan Knight, Veronica Leigh, Nevada McPherson, Daniel Pyne, Brian Townsley, James Whelpley, and J. Wiltz. Features horror, sci fi, crime/noir, adventure, westerns, and everything in between. Summer 2023 issue.

Starlite Pulp has reissued Townsley's classic Los Angeles noir tale, introducing hard-boiled antihero Sonny Haynes. Los Angeles, 1950: Ex-cop Sonny Haynes has lost too many battles--to the mob, to the LAPD brass, to the whiskey bottle, and, finally, to the killer of his wife. He returns to LA a wanted man and finds in the city a surrogate teenage daughter now orphaned and a briefcase filled with the possibility of absolution. What follows is...

First Pulp Review, featuring 12 crime, horror, Sci Fi and western short stories, new from Starlite Pulp. First issue debuted in Winter 2022. Featuring stories by Michael Bracken, Jim Towns, James Whelpley, Brian Townsley, Eirik Gumeny, Eric O' Neal, Andrew Miller, P Moss, Chris Jones, Tim Spadoni, Charles Jones, and Michael Ritt.

Twelve stories featuring Sonny Haynes, ex-LAPD homicide roach turned house dick for the Starlite Hotel & Resort in Palm Springs, CA. Stories originally published in the pages and on the screens of Black Mask, Mystery Tribune, Danse Macabre, and others, including a story that made the 'distinguished list' in Best American Mystery Stories 2019.