Author name: Cam Cooper

If you mention pulp fiction, these days, most younger folk think of the Tarantino movie franchise — and that’s about all that pops up when you search “pulp fiction” on Google. But pulp fiction also includes the fabulously adventuresome tales that were once published on very cheap woodpulp paper (hence the name), featuring artwork that

But I did get lost, to be sure. New experiences right!? Anyways, I have navigated beyond the map and resurfaced with a Patreon page, in response to a lot of requests for: Some way to subscribe and receive all my books as they’re released. Some way to chat with me that doesn’t involve email, or

Sort-of a new series.  If you’re a serious SF fan & collector, it’s possible you already have a copy of today’s story, The Body in the Zero Gee Brothel, as it was previously published in Boundary Shock Quarterly. Now I’m releasing it independently — details below. But first, the opening excerpt: Excerpt EXCERPT FROM THE

Late in 2020, I was sitting around with the other authors at Stories Rule Press, coming up with production schedule ideas.  Basically:  “What shall we write next year?” I don’t remember who’s idea it was, but someone suggested, half-joking, that I should write my new space opera series, which had eight books, in eight months.  

I’ll have a lot more to say about this book and the writing of it on release day.  For today, let me just say that I’m seriously glad the series has ended, from a marathon writing perspective.  And I just know I’m going to go into withdrawal, soon.  Danny and her friends have been around

Today is World Elephant Day, and I wanted to acknowledge the majestic beasts, but try as I might, I can’t figure out a tie-in to the release of my book. So, instead, I’ll put it baldly.  It’s World Elephant Day.  Many celebrities have spoken out about the urgency of elephant protection, including Leonardo DiCaprio, William