2014 NEW PULP AWARDS VOTING NOW OPEN!

The nominations for the new 2014 NEW PULP AWARDS has been released and several creators involved with the Lance Star: Sky Ranger series have been nominated in various categories. Nominees include Win Scott Eckert, Van Allen Plexico, Ron Fortier, Rob Davis, Scott Vaughn, Sean Ellis, and Bobby Nash.

Thanks again to all those who took time to make nominations. It is appreciated.

Voting ends March 12, 2014.
Email your final ballot to newpulp2014@yahoo.com

Congratulations to all the nominees.

The Sky Ranger Crew

PRESS RELEASE:

2014 NEW PULP AWARDS VOTING NOW OPEN!

Tommy Hancock, Coordinator of the New Pulp Awards (formerly the Pulp Ark Awards) which recognize the best in New Pulp each year, announced today that the final ballot of the 2014 New Pulp Awards has been compiled and released and voting has opened.  Voting will continue through 3 PM CST March 12, 2014.  The Awards will be physically presented at MidSouthCon in Memphis, Tennessee on March 23, 2014 at 2:30 PM.

“This,” Hancock states, “has been a stellar year for nominations.  That being said, some may not see the nominations they made on the final ballot. This could be for more than one reason, the most likely being that two or more nominations were made in a category when only one, per the rules, should have been made OR because a work or creator nominated did not qualify for the award.  This happened most frequently with the New Writer category where several writers were nominated who had been published previously prior to 2013 in a book/publication that was considered to be New Pulp.  This happens frequently because readers find someone they like and think the book they’ve read is the first one the author did.  It explains why even Sax Rohmer received a nomination for New Writer of the Year, one he unfortunately does not qualify for.”

This is the first year of not only the new name for the Awards, but also that voting is open fully to the public.  In the past, only those who nominated a work or person for an award were allowed to vote.  “This is a big deal,” says Hancock. “This means the New Pulp Awards may actually be the only Pulp Awards truly representative of the fanbase. Having said that, though, we are highly aware that anyone nominated or anyone supporting a nominee could rally up a whole slew of friends, family, and strangers and cast votes for them or their favorite. What we are encouraging is for no one to do that, but to encourage those who have read and/or reviewed the work to vote based on their interest in the work, not because the writer is their third cousin removed.  We are having to work on a sort of honor system here and hope our voters will appreciate and respect that.”

The Ballot is available at www.newpulpawards2014.blogspot.com and at www.facebook.com/NewPulpAwards2014.  Voting and results and other news related to the Awards will be posted and can be followed at these pages.

For further information on the New Pulp Awards email newpulp2014@yahoo.com.

OFFICIAL BALLOT
NEW PULP AWARDS 2014

IN CASTING YOUR VOTE WITH THE BELOW BALLOT-

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VOTING IS OPEN FROM FEBRUARY 27TH to MARCH 12TH, 2014. ANY VOTES RECEIVED AFTER 3 PM CST ON MARCH 12TH, 2014 WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED.

PLEASE NOTE- THE VOTING FOR THE NEW PULP AWARDS IS OPEN TO ANY AND ALL VOTERS.   IT IS EXPECTED THAT NO ONE WILL VOTE WITHOUT HAVING READ AND/OR REVIEWED THE WORK AND CREATORS BEING NOMINATED.  THIS  PROCESS IS, AS IT IS IN MANY AWARDS OF THIS KIND, IN PART BASED ON AN HONOR SYSTEM.  PLEASE BE MINDFUL OF THAT.

Select One Nominee in Each Category as Follows-

Best Novel

The City of Smoke and Mirrors: An Armadillo Mystery by Nick Piers (Pro Se Productions)
Vampire Siege at Rio Muerto by John M. Whalen (Flying W Press)
Anno Dracula: Johnny Alucard (Anno Dracula, 1976-1991) by Kim Newman, (Titan Books)
The Elephants of Shanghai by Stephen Jared (Solstice Publishing)
Robin Hood, Freedom's Outlaw by I. A. Watson (Airship 27 Productions)
The Pretender: Rebirth by Stephen Long Mitchell & Craig W. Van Sickle (The Centre Universe)
Bad Sunset by Alex S. Johnson (Chupa Cabra House)
Manchurian Shadows by Teel James Glenn (Metahuman Press)
The Shattering: Legion I: Lords of Fire by Van Allen Plexico (White Rocket Books)
Inner World Adventure by Wayne Reinagel – (Knightraven Studios)
The Adventures of Gravedigger, Volume One by Barry Reese (Pro Se Productions)
Doc Savage: The Miracle Menace by Will Murray (Altus Press)
Hell's Reward by James Hudnall (Fortan Media)
Dinosaur Dust by Michael Panush (Curiosity Quills Press)
Slow Burn by Terrence McCauley (Noir Nation Books)
The Cestus Contract by Mat Nastos (Mat Nastos)

Best Collection/Anthology

Savage Noir: the Complete Adventures of Frank Savage by Greg Norgaard, edited by Dave White (Pro Se Press)
Use Enough Gun edited by Miles Boothe (Emby Press)
Multiplex by Van Allen Plexico. Edited by Van Allen Plexico (White Rocket Books)
Tales of the Shadowmen 10: Esprit de Corps edited by J-M. & R. Lofficier  (Black Coat Press)
Black Pulp Edited by Gary Phillips, Morgan Minor, and Tommy Hancock (Pro Se Press)
Warbirds of Mars: Stories of the Fight! Edited by Scott P. Vaughn and Kane Gilmour (Quickdraw Books)
Carnacki: The New Adventures edited by Sam Gafford (Ulthar Press)
The New Adventures of Senorita Scorpion edited by Russ Anderson (Pro Se Productions)
Tales of The Wold Newton Universe edited by Win Scott Eckert and Christopher Paul Carey (Titan Books)
Bumping Noses and Cherry Pie by Charie D. La Marr (Chupa Cabra House)
Black Fedora edited by Brad Mengel (Pro Se Productions)
Monster Earth edited by James Palmer and Jim Beard  (Mechanoid Press)
Bishop of Port Victoria edited by Jessica Fleming and Thomas Fortenberry (Pro Se Productions)
The Spider: Extreme Prejudice edited by Joe Gentile and Tommy Hancock (Moonstone Books)
Zeppelin Tales edited by Ron Fortier and Gordon Dymowski (Airship 27 Productions)
Weird Worlds of Joel Jenkins by Joel Jenkins (Pulpwork Press)
The Adventures of Lazarus Gray, Volume Three by Barry Reese edited by David White and Dave Brzeski (Pro Se Productions)
The Avenger: Roaring Heart Of The Crucible edited by Nancy Holder and Joe Gentile (Moonstone Books)
Supernatural West edited by Nicholas Ahlhelm (Metahuman Press)
The Auslander Files by Michael Patrick Sullivan (Pulp 2.0 Press)

Best Short Story

My Hostage, My Hero by Michael Patrick Sullivan, The Auslander Files (Pulp 2.0 Press)
The Road Out of Antioch by J. H. Ivanov, Warbirds of Mars, Story of the Fight! (Quickdraw Books)
Torahg and the Slug-God by Ralph Angelo, Jr. Pro Se Presents #19 (Pro Se Productions)
The Adventure of the Limehouse Werewolf  by Andrew Salmon in Sherlock Holmes, Consulting Detective Vol. 4 (Airship 27 Productions)
Revenge of the Reanimator by Peter Rawlick, Tales of the Shadowmen 10: Esprit de Corps (Black Coat Press)
Rocket Crockett and the Jade Dragon by Christopher Chambers, Black Pulp (Pro Se Productions)
The Third Worst Thing That Can Happen On Mars by Jilly Paddock Pro Se Presents # 19 (Pro Se Productions)
Stranger Crossings by Adrian Chamberlain, Cthulhu Cymraeg (Screaming Dreams)
The Devil You Know by Brad Mengel, Charles Boeckman Presents Johnny Nickle (Pro Se Productions)
The Lawman by Ron Fortier, Black Pulp (Pro Se Productions)
Fae for the Day by Teel James Glenn,Weird Tales # 260 (Weird Tales)
Santo Diablo vs Albino Aligator by Andrew Crevier, Grind Pulp Press
Warrior and Weapon by Alyssa Swift (Morgan Minor) and Tommy Hancock Pro Se Presents #18 (Pro Se Productions)
The Bells of St. Ferdinand by Nancy Hanson, The New Adventures of Senorita Scorpion  (Pro Se Productions)
To Catch a Copperhead by D Alan Lewis, Pro Se Single Shot, (Pro Se Productions)
The Box of Flesh by Barry Reese, The Avenger: Roaring Heart of The Crucible (Moonstone Books)
Mars McCoy and the Curse of the Star Lance by James Palmer, Mars McCoy vol 2 (Airship 27 Productions)
Dillon and the Alchemist's Morning Coffee by Derrick Ferguson, Black Pulp (Pro Se Productions)
The Yellow Star by Michael Patrick Sullivan, The Auslander Files (Pulp 2.0 Press)
The Farmboy’s Adventure by Sean Ellis, Warbirds of Mars! Stories of the Fight (Quickdraw Books)
The Bitter Edge by Kane Gilmour, Warbirds of Mars! Stories of the Fight (Quickdraw Books)
The Monsters of World War II, or, Happy Birthday Bobby Fetch by I.A. Watson, Monster Earth (Mechanoid Press)
The Ghost of Thunder Isle by John Allen Small, The Avenger; The Roaring Heart of the Crucible (Moonstone Books)
The Spider: Fear the Dark By Bobby Nash, The Spider: Extreme Prejudice (Moonstone Books)
The Wild Huntsman by Win Scott Eckert, Tales of the Wold Newton Universe (Titan Books)
Black Wolfe’s Debt by D. Alan Lewis, Black Pulp (Pro Se Productions)
A Bullet’s All It Takes by Terrence McCauley, The Kennedy Curse (Exeter Press)
Murder Unlimited by Barry Reese, The Adventures of Lazarus Gray Volume Three: Eidolon (Pro Se Productions)

Best Novella

The Plastic Army: A Brother Bones Adventure by Ron Fortier, Pro Se Presents #19 (Pro Se Productions)
Kwasin and the Bear God by Philip José Farmer and Christopher Paul Carey, Tales of the Wold Newton Universe (Titan Books
Fight Card: Sherlock Holmes – Work Capital by Andrew Salmon (Fight Card Press)
Companion Dragons Tales Volume One- A Familiar Name by Nancy A. Hansen (Pro Se Press)
The Scarlet Jaguar by Win Scott Eckert (Meteor House)
The Squid Whores of the Fulton Fish Market by Charie D. La Marr (JWK Fiction)
The First Synn: The Bloodstone Confidential by Teel James Glenn (Pro Se Productions)
Fight Card: Front Page Palooka by Anthony Venutolo (Fight Card Books)
Fight Card: Brooklyn Beatdown by Derrick Ferguson (Fight Card Books)
Fight Card Romance: Ladies Night by Carol Malone (Fight Card Books)
Murder Unlimited by Barry Reese, The Adventures of Lazarus Gray Volume Three: Eidolon (Pro Se Productions)
Southern Cross by Jeffrey J. Mariotte, Warbirds of Mars: Stories of the Fight, (Quickdraw Books)
With Her in the Night by Wesley Julian (Wesley Julian)
Eidolon by Barry Reese, The New Adventures of Lazarus Gray Volume Three (Pro Se Productions)
Monuments of Doom by Jerry Kokich (Pro Se Productions)
Fight Card: Against the Ropes by Terrence McCauley (Fight Card Books)

Best Cover Art

Warbirds of Mars: Stories of the Fight! by Scott P. Vaughn and Bill Farmer (Quickdraw Books)
Nobody Dies for Free by Ariane Soares (Pro Se Productions)
The Shattering: Legion 1: Lords of Fire by Van Allen Plexico. (White Rocket Books)
The Scarlet Jaguar by Mark Sparacio (Meteor House)
The Queen of Escapes by Andy Fish (Airship 27 Productions)
Hugh Monn, Private Detective: Catch a Rising Star by David L. Russell (Pro Se Productions)
Zeppelin Tales by Mike Fyles (Airship 27 Productions)
Charles Boeckman Presents Johnny Nickle Vol 1 by Adam Shaw (Pro Se Productions)
The Squid Whores of the Fulton Fish Market  by Stephen Cooney (JWK Fiction
Bad Sunset by David Anderson (Chupa Cabra House)
Manchurian Shadows by Teel James Glenn (Books-for-a-Buck)
Black Pulp by Adam Shaw (Pro Se Productions)
The New Adventures of The Green Ghost by Mike Fyles (Pro Se Productions)
Inner World Adventure  by Wayne Reinagel  (Knightraven Studios)
The Adventures of Grave Digger Volume One by George Sellas (Pro Se Productions)
Fight Card Sherlock Holmes: Work Capital by Carl Yonder (Fight Card Books)
Monuments of Doom (Pro Se Productions)
Robots Unleashed! by Karl Comendador (Mechanoid Press)
Sargasso by Robert H. Knox (Ulthar Press)
The Adventures of Lazarus Gray Volume Three: Eidolon by George Sellas  (Pro Se Productions)
Supernatural West by Teel James Glenn.  (Metahuman Press)
Brother Bones: Six Days of the Dragon by Rob Moran (Airship 27 Productions)
The City of Smoke and Mirrors: An Armadillo Mystery by Chris Shehan (Pro Se Productions)

Best Interior Art

The Adventures of Gravedigger Volume One by Will (Pro Se Productions)
The Adventures of Lazarus Gray  Volume 3: Eidolon by George Sellas (Pro Se Productions)
The Scarlet Jaguar by Mark Sparacio (Meteor House)
Warbirds of Mars: Stores from the Fight by Multiple Artists (Quickdraw Books)
Robin Hood: Freedom’s Outlaw by Rob Davis (Airship 27 Productions)
Ghost Boy by Gary Kato  (Airship 27 Productions)
The Inner World Adventure by Wayne Reinagel (Knightraven Books)
Shadow Legion: New Roads to Hell by Chris Kemple (Airship 27 Productions)
Sargasso by Multiple Artists (Ulthar Press)
The Adventures of Lazarus Gray Volume Three: Eidolon by George Sellas (Pro Se Productions)
Brother Bones: Six Days of the Dragon by Rob Moran (Airship 27 Productions)

Best Pulp Related Comic

WarbirdsofMars (http://www.bombshelterzine.com/warbirds.html)
The Shadow/Green Hornet: Dark Knights (Dynamite Entertainment)
Doc Savage (Dynamite Entertainment)
Bela Lugosi’s Tales from the Grave (Monsterverse)
The Shadow Year One (Dynamite Entertainment)
All-Star Pulp Comics (Airship 27 Productions)
Baltimore (Dark Horse)
Watson & Holmes ( New Paradigm Studios)
Law of the Desert Born (Bantam Books)
The Spider (Dynamite Entertainment)

Best Pulp Magazine

Pro Se Presents (Pro Se Productions)
Lovecraft eZine (Mike Davis)
Sargasso (Ulthar Press)
BentoBox (Artifice Comics)

Best Pulp Revival

Doc Savage (Altus Press)
The Crimson Mask (Airship 27 Productions)
Johnny Nickle (Pro Se Productions)
Senorita Scorpion (Pro Se Productions)
The Green Ghost (Pro Se Productions)
The Avenger (Moonstone Books)

Best New Pulp Character

The Auslander created by Michael Patrick Sullivan from The Auslander Files
Gravedigger from the New Adventures of Gravedigger by Barry Reese
Dilbert Pinkerton From The City of Smoke and Mirrors: An Armadillo Mystery by Nick Piers
Rocket Crockett created by Christopher Chambers from Black Pulp
Mtimbu created by Charles Saunders from Black Pulp
Gideon Synn created by Teel James Glenn from First Synn: the Bloodstone Confidential
Nick Moretti  created by Anthony Venutolo from Front Page Palooka
Santo Diablo created by Andrew Crevier from Santa Diablo Versus the Albino Alligator
Marion Stone created by Morgan Minor from Pro Se Presents #18, "Warrior and Weapon"
Ghost Boy created by Ron Fortier from Ghost Boy
Black Wolfe created by D. Alan Lewis from Black Pulp
Isadora Fleming created by Wesley Julian from With Her in the Night
The Darkling created by Barry Reese from Lazarus Gray Volume 3
Michael Gordon, the Occultist created by Jerry Kokich from The Monuments of Doom

Best Author

Michael Patrick Sullivan
J. H. Ivanov
Aaron Smith
Van Allen Plexico
Christopher Paul Carey
Will Murray
Brad Mengel
Derrick  Ferguson
Charie D. La Marr
Alex S. Johnson
Teel James Glenn
Jaime Ramos
D. Alan Lewis
Martin Powell
Wayne Reinagel
Jim Beard
Scott P. Vaughn
Kane Gilmour
Win Scott Eckert
Bobby Nash
Barry Reese
Terrence McCauley

Best New Writer

J. H. Ivanov
Nick Piers
Mike Sullivan
Anthony Venutolo
Jaime Ramos
Ralph L. Angelo Jr.
Andrew Crevier
J.H. Ivanov
Lance Stahlberg
Eugene Moyers

EMAIL YOUR FINAL BALLOT TO newpulp2014@yahoo.com
VOTING CLOSES AT 3 PM CST MARCH 12, 2014

Sky Ranger interviews - Author Sean Ellis

Sean Ellis

Sean Ellis’ thrilling Secret Agent X novel, The Sea Wraiths is now available as an eBook from Retrograde Press at Amazon (just click the title link above), Barnes & Noble, or wherever your favorite eBooks are sold.

Joining The Man With A Thousand Faces this time around is Lance Star and his Sky Rangers in a small, but pivotal role. We asked Sean a few questions about his novels and all things pulp.

LSSR: Tell us a little about yourself and where readers can find out more about you and your work?

Secret Agent X: The Sea Wraiths

SE: Well, I’m an Aries, and I enjoy tennis and long walks on the beach. I also write thrillers. I’m the author of…let’s see, I think I’m up to seven novels, along with some shorter stories, including several pulp titles. Most of my novels are contemporary action-adventure, with a bit of the paranormal thrown in, but I also enjoy working in “new pulp.” In addition to the Secret Agent X stories, I’m also the creator of a series featuring an original pulp-era hero inspired mostly by Doc Savage. Ultimately, it’s all “pulp” really; I have no ambitions to be the next Hemingway or Fitzgerald. I like to write the kind of stories that I like to read.

The best place to learn about me and my varied scriblings is my website http://seanellisthrillers.webs.com/

LSSR: What is your Secret Agent X novel, The Sea Wraiths about? Where can readers find it?

SE: The Sea Wraiths is novel length adventure featuring Secret Agent X, “The Man of a Thousand Faces.” The original pulp magazine that featured this character ended its run before the outbreak of World War II, so what I wanted to do with this novel is explore what the character might have done in the war years. The Sea Wraiths are actually miniature submarines that Nazi agents are using to intercept cargo ships on the high seas as part of a plan to invade the United States. X’s girlfriend, the intrepid Betty Dale, is investigating the disappearances of those ships, while X is busy tracking down Nazi agents who are trying to enlist mob figures in New York to help them with the planned invasion. Ultimately, X ends up going behind enemy lines, venturing into the Wolf’s Lair for a face-to-face confrontation with…hmm, should I give that away?

Secret Agent X: The Sea Wraiths is available for Kindle and Nook at Amazon.com and BN.com respectively. For old school Luddites (like myself) who prefer a good book in hand, you can order an earlier edition of the book from Age of Adventure graphic library.

LSSR: How did Lance Star: Sky Ranger become a part of your Secret Agent X novel, The Sea Wraiths?

SE: I love putting Easter eggs in my stories. Many of the characters readers will encounter are named for friends and fellow authors, and once in a while, I like to work in a cameo from a favorite fictional character. In The Sea Wraiths, I wanted to work in some guest appearances from other characters from pulp stories. So when the novel called for X to be dropped behind enemy lines by a daredevil pilot, I naturally thought of Lance Star.

Secre Agent X: Masterpiece of Vengeance

LSSR: Who is Secret Agent X? What makes pulp characters like Secret Agent X and Lance Star: Sky Ranger appeal to you as a writer and a reader?

SE: I first discovered Secret Agent X when I volunteered to participate in an anthology series featuring classic pulp characters that are in the public domain. I didn’t know anything about the character when I started, but as an inveterate James Bond fan, I figured I’d have an easier time writing him than some of the others. As it turned out, all my preconceived notions were wrong; X is more of a crime-fighter than a spy, but as I worked on that anthology submission, I really grew to like the character.

Secret Agent X was a popular character during his run in the 1930’s but never quite as popular as Doc Savage or The Shadow. He’s a master of disguise, and in fact, his true identity is never revealed, and as I mentioned, more of a crime-fighting vigilante than a spy. He would use his talents and gadgets to fight villains, most of whom utilized fantastic technologies to threaten New York City’s residents.


I’m a big fan of action movies and I like stories that capture the kind of action that you find in Indiana Jones and James Bond movies. When I write a thriller, I try to capture that action on the page, but today’s readers are a little more critical when it comes to egregious violations of the laws of physics. Pulp allows both the author and the reader to stretch those limits a bit. It’s a lot easier for a reader to accept that Secret Agent X can use the make-up kit in his shoe to believably transform his appearance in a matter of a few minutes, because he’s a pulp hero.


Secret Agent X: The Scar

LSSR: Are there any plans to revisit the character of Secret Agent X?

SE: No concrete plans at the moment, but I definitely enjoyed my time with X, and it’s not outside the realm of possibility that I might explore further wartime missions. Aside from The Sea Wraiths, I’ve also penned two novellas—Masterpiece of Vengeance and The Scar—that are available for download as well

LSSR: Digital content has changed the publishing landscape. As a creator, what excites you about digital content? As a reader?

SE: I’ll answer the reader part first. I’m actually still stuck in the paper age. I do read content on my computer, but grudgingly. It’s hard on the eyes. One of these days I’ll take the advice of my many friends who have nothing by praise for their Kindles.

As an author, I can’t deny that the digital revolution has thrown open a lot of doors. Most of my titles are published by smaller independent presses, who simply don’t have the resources to go toe-to-toe with the mainstream publishers, so it would be a real uphill struggle to get my books into the traditional bookstores. But with digital content, people can discover my books, and usually at a price that encourages them to take a chance.

The Adventures of Dodge Dalton

LSSR: Any upcoming projects you would like to plug?

SE: It’s been a very busy couple of months. In addition to releasing this new edition of The Sea Wraiths, I’ve also got a new adventure novel called Dark Trinity: Ascendant, which should appeal to fans of the Tomb Raider franchise—that will be out late June. I’ve just finished a collaboration with novelist Jeremy Robinson that explores characters from his Jack Sigler/Chess Team series—military fiction with a paranormal twist. My contribution to the series puts Sigler on the hunt for the legendary elephant graveyard—a popular theme for safari tales of the pulp era. That should be out in the next few weeks. And of course, I hope readers will check out my pulp series The Adventures of Dodge Dalton, and my contemporary Nick Kismet adventures.

About Sean Ellis’ Secret Agent X - The Sea Wraiths:
Cargo ships are mysteriously disappearing on the high seas. Dozens of men and millions of dollars worth of cargo have been erased from existence. Despite her concern over the long absence of Secret Agent X, Betty Dale, star reporter of the Daily Herald, cannot resist the lure of adventure and sets out to discover the secret of the shadowy villains known as the Sea Wraiths. Meanwhile, in the City's organized crime underworld, Nazi agents are hatching a plot to turn New York's capos into foot soldiers for the Third Reich, and threatening a quiet peace that has kept the streets free of violence. Will Secret Agent X emerge from hiding to thwart the machinations of Nazi spies? Or will he rescue his beloved Betty Dale from the clutches of....The Sea Wraiths!

Danger On The High Seas

For more information about Sean Ellis, visit him on-line at http://seanellisthrillers.webs.com/

Amazon link: http://www.amazon.com/Secret-Agent-Wraiths-novel-ebook/dp/B0055V3EB6/ref=sr_1_4?ie=UTF8&m=AG56TWVU5XWC2&s=books&qid=1308266235&sr=1-4