IT TAKES TWO TO STOP…AND CAUSE TROUBLE IN THE UNIVERSE! THE ADVENTURES OF MOOSE AND SKWIRL DEBUTS Pro Se Productions, a publisher of innovative Genre Fiction, announces the first volume of adventures featuring a pair like no other universe saving, hell raising adventurers ever imagined. Based on concepts created by…
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Asian Pulp debuts!
In April 2013, Pro Se Productions released ‘Black Pulp’, a collection of stories written in classic pulp genres featuring lead characters of African descent. Not only were readers captivated by the cast of characters featured in the book, they also saw the potential of future volumes, both of ‘Black Pulp’,…
Announcing Pro Se Single Shots!
Pro Se Productions has just announced a new line, the Pro Se Single Shot Signatures. The line features thirty-eight writers who will be producing stories, ranging between 3000-15000 words, on a consistent basis. They will either be an original series featuring recurring characters, or individual stand-alone tales with the unifying…
Happy Holidays from PulpWork Press!
Hope you all have been enjoying your Christmas, Kwanza, Hanukkah, Festivus, Winter Solstice, or whatever else you might celebrate at this time of year. My Christmas day was spent doing a lot of work, but don't worry, dear reader, I haven't forgotten your present. Or I should say those of…
SoulQuest Cover Coming Along!
Today I've got something special for you. Brad Horton is hard at work on the cover. If you follow me on Twitter, you probably saw I posted a small headshot from Brad recently. Well, I woke up this morning to find the image you see to your left waiting for me…
Writing Update
I've just completed the first draft of Outlaw Blues. This book is the second novel in the Infernum series, which began with Love & Bullets. Outlaw Blues features an Infernum assassin named Carl Flint, who characters may remember made a very, very minor but very significant appearance in Love &…
The Sea Witch
I first discovered Joel Jenkins when I read Dire Planet. This is the first book of Joel's I've read that took place in the real world, so to speak, so it was interesting to see how Joel's style translates in a non-fantasy setting. Needless to say, I was not disappointed.…