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The Pulp Archivist launches a Substack

The Pulp Archivist has launched a Substack, The Obelisk. Since I turn to the Pulp Archivist for knowledge of the pulps and adventure fiction, I can heartily recommend you check this out.

Correction:

The Pulp Archivist pointed out to me that this Substack is run by the Bizarchives, he just wrote for them there. You should still check it out.

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