Journey beyond the veil of tomorrow. This third volume of Gaslamp Pulp ventures into the realms of science fiction, where futures imagined and forgotten collide in stories of wonder, peril, and discovery.
Modern voices chart courses through foreign skies, inconceivable alien landscapes, and the boundless frontier of the human spirit, each tale adding its spark to the constellation of this collection. The volume culminates in a rediscovered gem: a full-length pulp science fiction novella from the early 20th century, brimming with daring exploits and timeless adventure.
Featuring the classic vintage pulp novella, A Columbus of Space, by Garrett P. Serviss (First appeared in Amazing Stories
vol 1, no. 5, August 1926)
A tribute to the golden age of speculative fiction, Gaslamp Pulp blends old-world wonder with fresh imagination—
Follow the glow of the gaslights and discover worlds you’ll never want to leave.
- “Tessie, Not Again!” (Illustration) byJWABeasley
- “Malice in Wonderland” byAlfred D Searls
- “Frans and Marie”Thomas Brodkin
- “A Matter of Minutes” by Jason Willard
- “Steak and Eggs on Lunar 7” by Freddie Long
- “The Apocalypse from a Certain Point of View” by Isaac Russo
- “A Hole for a God” byTawny Molina
- “The Phonebox” byDavid Macarthur
- “Dead Gods” by C. Show
- “Ava.exe” byMelissa van Rensburg
- “Van Helsing in Space” by Hannah Birss
- “L’appel du Vide” by B.S.Roberts
- “Death or Taxes” byMichael O’Reilly
- “Santa Claus Gets Tech-nical” by Jennifer Weigel
- “In Transit” byNiall O’Donoghue
- “My Bad… An Open Letter to The People Still on Earth” byAlex Philpott
- “1969 Was Faked” by Mord McGhee
- “Invasive” byBrady Ellis
- “Nearly Single” byTimothy Fuller
- “Believe” byGwendolyn May
- “Teeth of the Sky” by Jeff Wood
- “Bad Day for a Good Time” byAlex J. Barrio
- “My Creations” by John Grey
- “A Minor Error” byRami Rudensky
- “The Lighthouse Keeper” byIsaac Wieland
- “The Fermi Paradox” byJackie Roberti