Joseph S. Pulver

I’ve written before on Teleread about Joseph S. Pulver’s extraordinary, dark/psychedelic prose, specifically in the context of his short story collection Blood Will Have Its Season. This is him delivering same at novel length, and it sustains all the momentum and firepower of his prose (mostly) all the way through its 354 pages of narrative. The […]

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Joseph S. Pulver Sr. is a major talent in modern dark/weird fiction, and one of the most gifted exponents of the legacy of Robert W. Chambers and H.P. Lovecraft. I asked him about his inspirations and working procedures. Teleread: What did you count as your primary influences and stylistic models, and how did you combine them?  Joseph […]

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Joseph S. Pulver Sr. is one of the leading authors and editors in the modern dark/weird fiction genre constellation, and Blood Will Have Its Season was his first collection of short fiction. It instantly put the author on the map with its resonant title and its daring and experimental fusion of Surrealism and Expressionism with pulp and […]

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