Interview

 

Charles F. Millhouse was interviewed extensively over at the Pulp Underground by Grace Ximenez. Follow the link if interested: https://pulpunderground.proboards.com/thread/478/interview-author-publisher-charles-millhouse

Charles F. Millhouse Interview

Charles F. Millhouse, creator of Captain Hawklin was interviewed over at Action Pulp, a website devoted to spotlighting Pulp writers. 

Author Interview: Bobby Nash.

Fellow writer, Stormgate contributor and friend Bobby Nash was interviewed over on Action Pulp, a website focusing on writers in the New Pulp genre. Follow the link about and get into the mind of Bobby Nash, it will be fun, promise.

Talon's Epic Now on Patreon

I’ve released all five books of my sci-fi series Talon’s Epic on Patreon and Book One is FREE, so jump over and check it out.

When Jeremiah Talon, an 18th-century British naval officer, is abducted by aliens and forced to fight in a war not his own, he discovers the truth costs more than obedience. His past isn’t what he remembers, Earth may be forever out of reach, and survival means becoming something far greater than the man he once was. Click here to visit Patreon.

If you prefer a physical copy, you can visit the Stormgate Store, or on Amazon.

Work on Stormgate Has Begun.

The Stormgate novel featuring the first team-up of New Pulp characters created by Charles F. Millhouse including: Captain Steven Hawklin, Zane Carrington, Jack Saxxon, the Purple Mystique, Night Vision and many more. 

Release date is pending, but the tentative date is July, 2026. More details coming soon. 

CNI Unclassified Spotlight on Pulp.net

Pulp SuperFan Michael Brown Over at Pulp.net, posted his take on CNI Classified's Volume's 1 and 2! Thanks for spotlighting my story in Vol-1 “The Survivors of Ghost Island.” Thanks Micheal.

Robert J. Mendenhall created a fun group of characters to write. 

Read more at https://thepulp.net/pulpsuperfan/2025/12/31/cni-classified-v1-2

Another Pulp Factory Nomination

I’d like to add another outstanding book to the Best Pulp Novel category: Unwanted Passenger: A Mitch Mayhew story, by Terrance Layhew. Mr. Layhew demonstrates a firm grasp of pulp fiction writing with the confidence and flair of someone born to tell such tales. I look forward to seeing what he creates next. I highly recomnend Unwanted Passenger: A Mitch Mayhew Story, an instant pulp classic and deserves to be recognized.

The 2026 Pulp Factory Awards

The Pulp Factory Awards have officially been announced, and nominations are now open! It’s time to recognize the very best in new pulp writing and art. 

Each year, fans gather at the Westin Hotel near Yorktown Mall in the Chicago metro area to celebrate classic and New Pulp literature. As part of that celebration, the Pulp Factory Awards honor outstanding achievements in the genre. The 2026 awards will recognize works published during the 2025 calendar year.

Below are my nominations for this year:

BEST PULP NOVEL

Fire in the Tall Grass by L. S. Goozdich (Veritas Entertainment)

Dante’s Rebirth by Bobby Nash (Valhalla Books)

Memoirs of an Angel: The Grey Pilgrim by Brian Rodman (B&R Publications)

BEST PULP COVER

The Lost Adventures of Captain Hawklin Vol-3 by Jeffrey Hayes (Stormgate Press)

Evolution Man Year Three by Jeffrey Hayes (Stormgate Press)

Pulp Reality 5 by Ron Sutton & Geoff Isherwood (Stormgate Press)

BEST PULP SHORT STORY

Stormgate Press Quick Reads Book #6 The Barbarian With No Name by Charles F. Millhouse (Stormgate Press)

Stone by Bobby Nash - Pulp Reality 5 (Stormgate Press)

Lance Star and the Sky Pirates by Bobby Nash (The Beam)

BEST PULP INTERIOR ILLUSTRATIONS

Stone by Brian Rodman - Pulp Reality 5 (Stormgate Press)

BEST PULP ANTHOLOGY OR COLLECTION

The Lost Adventures of Captain Hawklin Vol-3 (Stormgate Press)

Pulp Reality 5 (Stormgate Press)