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The end of a horror era is upon us. Recently, it was announced that The Last Drive-In has come to an end after eight seasons on Shudder. For a lot of people, that's just the cancellation of a television show. For me, it feels like the end of something much bigger. Joe Bob Briggs has been a presence in my life for as long as I can remember. Growing up, my brothers and I watched Joe Bob's Drive-In Theater and later MonsterVision. I was already a night owl back then, the kind

The Pulp Method series has a tenth and final entry: The Pulp Method: Short Fiction. But this release is different from every one that came before it, because it doesn't arrive alone. Alongside the book, I'm launching Pulp Revival Press — a new indie fiction publisher built around genre-focused pulp magazines. The two are connected by design. The book teaches you how to write, revise, and submit short fiction professionally. The press gives you somewhere real to send it. That

Over the past year, The Pulp Method has grown into something much bigger than a series of writing books. What started as my personal system for finishing and publishing novels evolved into a shared philosophy among writers who care about the same things I do: Writing consistently, finishing stories, respecting readers, improving through repetition, and building a body of work instead of endlessly chasing perfection. That philosophy has attracted exactly the kind of writers I