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Dillon and the Alchemist's Morning Coffee by Derrick Ferguson
Dillon and the Alchemist's Morning Coffee by Derrick Ferguson 2013, Pro Se Press
Dillon witnesses the theft of the mysterious Alchemist's Morning Coffee at an auction and goes on the hunt to recover it. Excellent bike on jeep chase scene through the interior of a massive palace riddled with explosions. Ferguson excels at cinematic action, and for me this one had almost a Lupin III feel.
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Dillon And The Pirates of Xonira by Derrick Ferguson
Dillon And The Pirates of Xonira by Derrick Ferguson 2012 Pulpwork Press
Dillion is hired to investigate his old friend Lord Chancellor C'jai of Xonira, accused of piracy. We get submarine battles and swordfights, but not near as over-the-top as other entries.
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Congratulations to Hank Willis Thomas on being named a 2018 Guggenheim Memorial Foundation Fellow! See Thomas’ work in Black Pulp! on view at the African American Museum in Philadelphia through April 29, 2018.
Image: “Chillin’ With Liberty” (1998) by Renee Cox.
“Black Pulp!” explores [the] effort by African Americans throughout the 20thcentury and up to the present — the effort to seize their own story, to tell it themselves, to depict themselves in a genuine way, to obliterate the racist stereotypes so present in white-dominated magazines, books, printed matter of all kinds.... Artists Kara Walker, Robert Colescott, Renee Cox, Trenton Doyle Hancock, Kerry James Marshall, and others, including several comic book artists, are represented here. Cumulatively, they present an ongoing retaking of identity that is over a century long, with artists drawing on the work of earlier artists bringing the definition of blackness ever closer to home.”
From Stephen Salisbury’s coverage of Black Pulp! on view at the African American Museum in Philadelphia until April 29.
"Black Pulp" Book Review
“Movies and TV are okay but is is only reading and storytelling that allows our inner imagination to soar.” – Black Pulp, “The New Pulp Fiction by Walter Mosley Title: Black Pulp Authors: Walter Mosley, Joe R. Lansdale, Gary Phillips, Charles Saunders, Derrick Ferguson, D. Alan Lewis, Christopher Chambers, Mel Odom, Kimberly Richardson, Ron Fortier, Michael Gonzales, Gar Anthony Haywood, and…
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Six Miles by Black Pulp: Review
Six Miles by Black Pulp: Review
Hello Angels! I’m back after a break for exams (they’re nearly over, thank God), and this time, I have a music review for you- not of my own stuff, that’s a work in progess. A band which are severely underrated, and I wanted to shed some light.
I was scrolling through Instagram the other week, and I stummbled upon a band. I liked their music, and after listening to anything I could find by them,…
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