Definition of Pulpish. Meaning of Pulpish. Synonyms of Pulpish

- darker secrets of the New York literary establishment before beginning a pulpish slaughter of the same. Other pseudonyms Ellison used during his career...
- dieselpunk aka decodence (the term dieselpunk is often ****ociated with a more pulpish form and decodence, named after the contemporary art movement of Art Deco...
- risk making their film seriously anachronistic by emphasizing the plot's pulpish qualities, but the able cast helps make it work." He also observed that...
- low-budget crime thriller that is flawlessly directed ... The fast-paced pulpish taut story is filled with tense incidents and a well-executed twist." The...
- Longshott's works (depicting various real-world instances of terrorism) "aren’t pulpish at all" but rather are "rendered in a crisp, journalistic prose" — unlike...
- Dave Truesdale described it as "well-designed 50/50 marriage of 1930s pulpish SF and the now classic noir detective murder mystery formula first given...
- Spinrad's The Iron Dream (1972), which presents readers with a violent and pulpish science fiction novel, Lord of the Swastika, penned by a little-known author...
- wrote, "Robert Stevenson (My Forbidden Past) walks out a winner in this pulpish crime drama that he directed with panache. It's mainly scripted by Paul...
- The Sucking Pit on his list of the worst horror novels ever written. The pulpish nature of Smith's concepts and writing have been spoofed by the award-winning...
- 16), Paul Mason called the tone of this supplement "too relentlessly pulpish to allow for subtle characterisation." Stewart Wieck reviewed the product...