Bobby interviewed by Kitty’s Pryde

Bobby was interviewed by Kitty’s Pryde.
Read all about it at http://www.kittyspryde.com/?p=6654

RAVENWOOD - Stepson of Mystery

THE RETURN OF

RAVENWOOD!

Airship 27 Productions & Cornerstone Book Publishers bring back another classic pulp hero from the 1930s in an all new collection of fast paced, macabre adventures of the supernatural.  Meet Ravenwood – Stepson of Mystery!

He is an orphan raised by a Tibetan mystic known only as the Nameless One.  As an Occult Detective he has no equal and is called upon by the authorities when they are challenged by supernatural mysteries.  One of the more obscure pulp characters, Ravenwood – The Stepson of Mystery appeared as a back-up feature in the pages of Secret Agent X magazine.  There were only five Ravenwood  stories ever written, all by his creator, the prolific pulp veteran, Frederick C. Davis.

Now he returns in this brand new series of weird adventures, beginning with this volume in which he combats Sun Koh, a lost prince of Atlantis, battles with monstrous Yetis in Manhattan and deals with murderous ghosts and zombie assassins.  Four of today’s finest pulp storytellers Frank Schildiner, B.C. Bell, Bill Gladman and Bobby Nash offer up a quartet of fast paced, bizarre thrillers that rekindle the excitement and wonder that were the pulps.

With a stunning cover by Bryan Fowler and dramatic interior illustrations by Charles Fetherolf, Ravenwood – Stepson of Mystery was designed by Rob Davis and edited by Ron Fortier.  Once again Airship 27 Productions presents pulp fans with another one-of-kind quality pulp reading experience like no other on the market today. 

AIRSHIP 27 PRODUCTIONS – Pulp fiction for a new generation!

ISBN:  1-934935-82-4

ISBN 13:  978-1-934935-82-8

Produced by Airship 27

Published by Cornerstone Book Publishers

Release date: 31 Dec. 2010

Retail Price: $24.95

Discounted at our on-line shop. (http://www.gopulp.info/)

Bobby interviewed by All Pulp

Check out an all new interview with Bobby Nash at All Pulp.
http://allpulp.blogspot.com/2010/12/yet-another-one-of-spectacled-seven.html

Bobby talks about pulp, his novels, comic books, upcoming projects, and convention travel. It’s sure to be a fun interview.

Bobby Visits The Book Cave.

Check out Bobby's first visit to The Book Cave podcast as he and host Ric Croxtin talk about Bobby's novel, Evil Ways, plus a few other surprises.
http://thebookcave.libsyn.com/

Official Release:
THIS WEEK ON THE BOOK CAVE!! The Book Cave Episode 103: Bobby Nash's Evil Ways Bobby Nash joins Ric to talk about his Evil Ways. Art is out this week doing experiments on his neighbors. ;-) After the show Tommy Hancock gives us all the Pulp news with All Pulp
Check out ALL PULP'S official podcast, THE BOOK CAVE here-http://thebookcave.libsyn.com/

SAUNDERS JOINS AIRSHIP 27

IMARO CREATOR JOINS AIRSHIP 27 PRODUCTIONS

Charles R. Saunders, one of the most respected fantasy adventure writers in the field, has joined Airship 27 Productions to create a black pulp hero.  Saunders is best known for his series of novels featuring Imaro, the black warrior of an ancient, mythological Africa.  His work has been compared to being equal parts Robert E. Howard and J.R.R. Tolkien.

Saunders and Airship 27 Editor, Ron Fortier, have been friends for many years.  Saunders had been working for company which packages titles for Cornerstone Book Publishers as a proof-reader.  It was the beginning of his first exposure to the world of pulps.  One he enjoyed a great deal.  Enough to offer Fortier an idea for a novel featuring a 1930s black avenger along the lines of the Shadow and the Spider.

“I was ecstatic when Charles brought up the idea,” says Fortier.  “One of the less savory aspects of the pulps was their inherent racism.  The pulps of the 1930s reflected a prejudicial ignorance that was representative of the country’s attitude during those times.”  Today’s modern pulp writers and editors often grapple with this sensitive issue as whether or not to depict it accurately in their stories.  Some opt to ignore it altogether.

“So that was the challenge,” Fortier continues.  “Could Charles give us an African American hero and make it work in an authentic 1930’s New York setting?”

DAMBALLA, the name of the book, is Saunders’ response to that question. Cast in the mold of the classic pulp heroes, the noted author describes his new character as the 30s version of a well known cinema tough guy.  “Damballa, like John Shaft, ‘will risk his neck for his fellow man,’” says Saunders. “The difference is, Damballa wears a cloak instead of leather jacket, and uses both ancient African wisdom and modern science in his battle against injustice.”

Airship 27 Productions plans to release this ground breaking pulp thriller in the Spring of 2011. 

Bobby added to Wizard World Atlanta Comic Con guest list

Bobby will be a guest at the first Wizard World Atlanta Comic Con on December 4 - 5, 2010. He will have copies of his books on hand including new releases Yin Yang and lance star: Sky Ranger "One Shot!"

If you’re at the show please stop by Bobby’s table and say hello.
For more information on the convention, please visit http://www.wizardworld.com/home-atlanta.html

Wise Words interviews Bobby Nash

I was interviewed by Wise Words where I talk writing, pulps, and Lance Star: Sky Ranger.
Give it a read at http://louisewise.blogspot.com/2010/11/buckle-up-for-bobby-nash-pulp-fiction.html

Thanks.

Bobby