Jonathan Moeller, Pulp Writer

Apropos of the last post on Robert E. Heinlein and modern intellectual fads, here is an interesting article from Sarah

Mistborn: The Final Empire, by Brandon Sanderson

“Mistborn: Final Empire” is a trilogy, but I’m going to split the review into two parts: the first book “Mistborn”,

I think it is fallacious to judge deceased writers by the political fads and fashions of the modern era. Specifically,

A rather interesting essay about Robert E. Howard’s interest in swords, and a technical discussion of the blades that turned

A major romance publisher announced that it is going eBook only, which prompted the usual range of reactions from “traditional

…because we’re gonna have fun & games, yes we are. -JM

I thought Ancient Shades, by James Lecky, was an altogether excellent story. Alexander the Great, Crusaders, forgotten tombs, sorcery, and

I did get to see some of the Dead Sea scrolls last weekend, in the Minnesota Science Museum. If you

For anyone who doubted my argument about the potential obsolescence of the novel as a storytelling medium, here’s an interesting

“Lost to the West”, by Lars Brownsworth, is a short (about 300 pages) popular history of the Eastern Roman Empire,