Showing posts with label Howard Hopkins. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Howard Hopkins. Show all posts

Sunday, November 9, 2014

BOBBY NASH DISHES DIRT ON DOMINO LADY AND MORE ON ART’S REVIEWS PODCAST!


Cover: Douglas Klauba
The Ruby Files own Bobby Nash was a guest on Art Sippo’s new Art’s Reviews podcast this week. Art and Bobby had great fun talking about the newly released Domino Lady “Money Shot” novel as well as a few of the writer's other projects, including the upcoming The Ruby Files Vol. 2. "It’s always great chatting and catching up with Art," said Bobby of the interview. "I hope you’ll give the podcast a listen." You can find it here.

From the site:
Award winning author Bobby Nash presents the first full length novel starring the infamous pulp seductress and adventuress, the Domino Lady.  We talk about his relationship with this character in various New Pulp projects and about other projects in the works!

You can listen to Art’s Reviews: Bobby Nash on The Domino Lady: Money Shot here.

Saturday, April 13, 2013

RUBY FILES ILLUSTRATOR, ROB MORAN WINS PULP FACTORY AWARD!

Congratulations to The Ruby Files artist, Rob Moran on his Pulp Factory Award Win For Best Interior Illustrations for THE RUBY FILES Vol. 1, published by Airship 27 Productions.


2013 PULP FACTORY AWARDS PRESENTED AT WINDY CITY

For the fourth consecutive year, the Pulp Factory Awards were presented at this year’s Windy City Pulp & Paper Convention.

These awards are given to the best in new pulp fiction and art published during the previous year as voted on by the 111 members of the Pulp Factory; an internet group made up of pulp writers, artists, editors, publishers and dedicated fans.

Writer William Patrick Maynard and artist Rob Davis once again co-hosted the award presentations, handing out the sculptured trophies done in the shape of a quill pen set against factory-like gears.

The pen represents both writers and artists, the gears paying homage to the assembly-line production of the old pulps of the 1930s.

This year’s winners for the best in fiction and art for 2012 were:

For Best Pulp Novel –
THE LONE RANGER – VENDETTA by the late Howard Hopkins, published by Moonstone Books.

For Best Pulp Short Story –
"The Ghoul" by Ron Fortier from the anthology, “Monster Aces,” published by Pro Se Productions.

For Best Pulp Cover –
Joe Devito for THE INFERNAL BUDDHA published Altus Press.



For Best Interior Illustrations –
Rob Moran for THE RUBY FILES published by Airship 27 Productions.

This year’s preliminary nominations and final ballot represented a total of twelve New Pulp Fiction publishers.

The Pulp Factory membership congratulates all the winners for their exceptional work.

Congratulations to all the winners and nominees!

The Ruby Files Team