New Pulp eBook

Pulp is Dead...

Or so we''re told. Those dusty, cheaply printed paperbacks you knew and loved of old have lost their relevance. People don''t want fast-paced adventure! They want dreary ten-volume collections of thousand-page tomes recounting the lives of the introspective and self-doubting.

And yet a quick glance at the shelves today shows the spirit of action and heroism is alive and well in the modern imagination.

Abaddon presents three of their best stories of derring-do, relentless violence and sheer pluck. In Simon Spurrier''s The Culled, a special ops soldier murders his way across a post-apocalyptic continent to find the one he loves. In Al Ewing''s El Sombra, a maddened poet, left for dead in the desert, returns as a laughing angel of vengeance to destroy the Ultimate Reich. And in Pat Kelleher''s Black Hand Gang, a "pal''s batallion" of WWI Tommies is plucked from the Somme and dropped in a world of ghastly aliens and sudden death.