~ Larry

Despite this, it is exactly what I am looking for my anthology ROLLICKING TALES: THE FARMER’S ALMANAC. I always like a good dollop of imagery in stories and if this is sleek, art deco imagery all the better. The pulp magazines of the 30s and 40s were my inspiration for Rollicking Tales, exciting stories that don’t care what genre they belong to but have a thrill a minute and plots with more kinks than a Tory MP.
Not that Rollicking Tales is a pastiche, like Dieselpunk it is taking what has gone before and blending it with modern ideas. I strongly believe that there is a place in the public’s affection for a good story, well told and cheaply packaged.

So if any of you Dieselpunks out there are writers I would encourage you to submit stories to ROLLICKING TALES. I think you’ll find it fits in perfectly.
This post has been part of the ROLLICKING TALES Blog Tour. Tomorrow’s post will be at Swordfighter Creative (http://swordfightercreative.com/). To follow the tour from the beginning go to The Various Electronic Missives of Thomas H Pugh (http://thomashpugh.blogspot.co.uk/).
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