Last of his tribe, holy man, gunslinger, explorer, bounty hunter, and slayer of demons. Join Lone Crow as he travels the demon-haunted trails and byways of the Americas—from the frigid Alaskan interiors to the steaming Brazilian jungles, in search of lost cities and hunting damned souls. To the Five Corners of New York, where feral man and beasts lurk in the shadow spun alleys, and along the Barbary Coast where Tong hatchetmen rule the San Francisco streets, now is the coming of Crow. Native American gunfighter Lone Crow careens from adventure to adventure, encountering such legends as Wyatt Earp, Bass Reeves, and Porter Rockwell, and uncovering and combating the dark forces that lurk beyond the thin veil of our existence.

The Coming of Crow (Lone Crow)

Literature & Fiction

Jenkins, Joel

Genre Fiction

Pulp Work Press

Saddle up for a wild ride through the Old West You’ll find a wide variety of western horror and dark fantasy in these pages. One story skirts modern times as it tries to deal with ghosts of the Civil War. Another has an African tie-in to an Arizona adventure. There’s a haunted mine, complete with a very unusual ghost hunter. There are plenty of vampires. Need gunfights? We’ve got ’em, including Joel Jenkins’ popular Native American gunfighter, Lone Crow. Also featuring stories from Kenneth W. Cain, J. A. Campbell, Vivian Caethe, Sam Knight, Kit Volker, Jason Andrew, Dakota Brown and David Boop.

Six Guns Straight From Hell 2: Horror and Dark Fantasy From the Weird Weird West

Boop, David

Campbell, J.A.

Andrew, Jason

Cain, Kenneth W.

Brown, Dakota

Sam Knight

Riley, David B.

Caethe, Vivian

Volker, Kit

United States

Science Fiction Trails

PulpWork Christmas Special 2014

Reynolds, Josh

Ferguson, Derrick

Deja, Thomas

Mancebo, Rob

Glaser, Dale W.

Anderson Jr, Russell

They battle demons and monsters, hunt ghosts and defend us against the things that go bump in the night. They are Occult Detectives and they’ve been a staple of pulp fiction since the beginning of those glorious, garish magazines. Now Airship 27 Productions is thrilled to bring you a quartet of tales starring some of the most unique Occult Detectives ever created; three newly minted heroes and one classic master of mysticism. From the days of the Wild West, Joel Jenkins offers up his Indian Shaman hero, Lone Crow. Then we have Josh Reynold’s colorful Charles St. Cyprian, the Queen’s own Royal Occultist, followed by Jim Beard’s Sgt. Janus, the Spirit Breaker. And we culminate with a little known pulp classic figure, Ravenwood: the Stepson of Mystery as chronicled by Ron Fortier. Get ready to take on possessed gunfighters, eerie mesmerizing spirits, a bewitching temptress and a legion of the undead as these four brand new tales usher you into thrilling adventures beyond the realm of the ordinary; your guides…the Occult Detectives.

OCCULT Detectives Volume 1

Fortier, Ron

Beard, Jim

Airship 27

Monica Killingsworth has a penchant for rugged men, Turkish cigarettes, expensive jewelry, and kills people for a living. 
When Killingsworth finds herself with a bloodstream full of lethal poison and only hours to live she goes to the only friend she has--a woman she once set up to take the fall for a series of assassinations. 
With a cadre of angry hit men on their tail, she blazes a trail of bullet-riddled corpses in a desperate gambit to procure an antidote before her time runs out.

Dead Blonde Walking (Monica Killingsworth)

In the savage Martian past Garvey Dire discovers an old nemesis gathering vicious killers beneath his banner to conquer, crush and build a new empire on the blood and bones of the innocent.

Exiles of the Dire Planet

Science Fiction & Fantasy

Science Fiction

PulpWork Press

To defeat his bloody nemesis and free an enslaved people, Garvey Dire explores the depths of the Martian planet to uncover the hideous secrets of the lost city of Caladrex.

Into the Dire Planet

Thrust into the savage Martian past, Garvey Dire must solve the mystery of time in a world of alien monsters and brutal violence or see his own world destroyed by war.

Dire Planet

Muck-raking reporter, Damon St. Cloud, was long thought dead--killed by the corrupt politicians that he attempted to expose. So when he shows up in Denbrook, pockets full of weapons and carrying an anonymous note with a clue to finding the killers of his wife and child, mysterious forces start gathering to destroy him, and the Devil take the hindmost.

Devil Take the Hindmost (Denbrook Supernatural)

Mystery, Thriller & Suspense

Mystery

In our 14th issue we have robots that are really something else, a woman who thinks God is on her side, a new story with Native American gunfighter Lone Crow, some little green men-lots of them actually, and a big scorpion. Plus our dinosaur columnist and we review something new and something old. Featuring stories by Sam Knight, Henry Ram, Joel Jenkins, J. A. Campbell, David Boop and more.

Science Fiction Trails 14: Where Science Fiction Meets the Wild West

Knight, Sam

Ram, Henry

Independently published

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