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PulpFest 2024 / FarmerCon XIX panel recording

Our friends at ThePulpNet have posted audio recordings and photos of last year's PulpFest 2024 and FarmerCon XIX, which took place Thursday through Sunday, Aug. 1-3, in Mars, Pa., just outside of Pittsburgh.

All links at Win Scott Eckert's website, below.

Our FarmerCon presentation was entitled "Secrets, Crossovers, and the Full Account," a look at the latest projects from Philip José Farmer and Meteor House — Around the World in Eighty Days/The Other Log of Phileas Fogg: The Full Account by Jules Verne and Farmer; Crossovers Expanded 3 by Sean Lee Levin; and the Secrets of the Nine omnibus by Farmer. Keith Howell moderated this discussion of new projects in the works by Meteor House. On the panel were writers Paul Spiteri, Sean Lee Levin, and Win Scott Eckert. This presentation was recorded on Saturday, Aug. 3, in Pittsburgh.

Looking Back on PulpFest 2024 / FarmerCon XIX

Win Scott Eckert Philip Jose Farmer Tarzan Doc Savage Edgar Rice Burroughs Wold Newton Family Universe Mythos Chronology Doc Caliban Lord Gr

Cheers,

Win

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Doc Caliban

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pic o' the day

I hadn't intended to do another week of Philip José Farmer covers so soon, but since I sort of inadvertently kicked it off yesterday with the sole French edition of Tarzan Alive, what the heck. The first is the 2003 edition of A Feast Unknown, which I was fortunate enough to pick up at the Musée du quai Branly in Paris last July. Then I decided I might as well add the 1970s French Chute Libre edition to my collection, and it arrived a few weeks ago.

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Feasting on Lord Grandrith and Doc Caliban

A sampling of what's on my mind right now...

[woldnewtonguy]

pic o' the day

I hadn't intended to do another week of Philip José Farmer covers so soon, but since I sort of inadvertently kicked it off yesterday with the sole French edition of Tarzan Alive, what the heck. The first is the 2003 edition of A Feast Unknown, which I was fortunate enough to pick up at the Musée du quai Branly in Paris last July. Then I decided I might as well add the 1970s French Chute Libre edition to my collection, and it arrived a few weeks ago.