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Showing posts with label Earthstrike Agenda. Show all posts

Wednesday, January 22, 2014

BOOK IN THE BAG’S WRITER WEDNESDAY SPOTLIGHTS AUTHOR BOBBY NASH

Author Mandi M. Lynch interviewed The Pulp Factory's own Bobby Nash for the Book In The Bag website’s Writer Wednesday segment. You can check out the full interview here.

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Thanks again to Mandi for a fun interview.

Bobby

Sunday, December 8, 2013

BOBBY NASH STEPS INTO THE STAR CHAMBER DECEMBER 11TH!

On Wednesday, December 11th at 9 pm EST, the Star Chamber Show episode #3 will feature The Pulp Factory's Bobby Nash! An award-winning writer of novels, graphic novels, comics, short stories, and more, Bobby is also co-host of the Earth Station One podcast and is frequently a TV and Movie actor and extra, including shows such as Fox's The Following.

Joining Bobby will be book blogger Alexx Momcat of Alexx Momcat's Gateway Book Blog! Another great adventure in the Star Chamber Show awaits! Wednesday, 9pm EST!

Learn more about The Star Chamber Show episode 3 here.

Call in to speak with the host (619) 639-4616

Saturday, January 12, 2013

PULP’S GREAT FRONTIER!



New Pulp Author Bobby Nash has announced that FRONTIER, a collection of pulpy sci fi and space opera themed stories written by him over the years will be on sale next week from BEN Books.

The author shares the contents of the book as well as an essay on the making of the book on his website. You can read Bobby’s thoughts on Frontier here.

Bobby Nash’s Frontier will be available as a paperback and in multiple ebook formats.

Keep watching this space for more.


Friday, April 27, 2012

JUDGING A BOOK...


The Pulp Factory's Bobby Nash is the guest blogger over at author Rachel Hunter’s Life Defined blog today. Bobby tackles an issue he faced recently, creating a compelling novel cover. He goes through the steps it took to create the cover to his latest thriller, Deadly Games!

You can read the entire post at http://rachel-m-hunter.blogspot.com/2012/04/guest-post-judging-book-by-bobby-nash.html