BOBBY’S JUNGLE ADVENTURE

Not The Cover!

On the his Facebook page, Pulp 2.0 Press publisher Bill Cunningham posted the following tease about an upcoming project.

“I am putting a book series together called JUNGLE GIRL ADVENTURES featuring photos, comic panels, posters and 3 short stories from Bobby Nash, Ian Watson, and Michael May. It's a celebration of all things jungle girl. It also features a gallery of jungle girl pinup photos from the Donald F. Glut archives. What I have found is that the jungle girl subgenre has a long history in films, tv, comics and pulps -- something that has been forgotten in mainstream media.”

Jungle Girl Adventures features my story, Primal Instincts introduces Dr. Petra Alexander, a new character created specifically for this project. Petra is a scientist who, according to reports has “gone native” in the jungle she now protects and calls home.

Princess Pantha

Bill also posted a cover image of a jungle girl cover, Princess Pantha. I used that image to make a placeholder for the website so I’m sharing it here as well. It is not the actual cover.

Learn more about Pulp 2.0 Press at http://pulp2ohpress.com.

I’ll post more news here when it becomes available.

Bobby

WHAT DID BOBBY WRITE TODAY?

I had a really productive writing day today.
And that's no April Fools joke. :)

Took the laptop outside today to enjoy the gorgeous weather (it was a beautiful day here in Georgia). I wrote 4,300 words to finish up the jungle girl story for the upcoming jungle-themed anthology from Pulp 2.0 Press. More on that when I have details to share. I'll give the story a final polish in the morning then it's off to the editor. As a writer, one of my favorite things to write is "The End" because it means that one creative journey is nearing its end and there's always another one ready to take its place.

After I get that sent off tomorrow, it's back to working on the novel.

Bobby

A PRODUCTIVE WRITING DAY!

Before I start, I'd like to offer a hearty congratul;ations to my Domino Lady co-writer Nancy Holder on winning a Stoker Award for Best YA for her novel, The Screaming Season. Way to go, Nancy!

I had a very productive writing day. I wrote around 3,500 words on a story for an upcoming jungle girl themed anthology for Pulp 2.0 Press. I also did some promotion work, set up some interviews, and other assortned writing-related business. And to cap the day off I even finished off the second draft of a graphic novel script that will be heading off to the artist soon. I'm very excited to see those pages start rolling in.

All in all, not a bad way to end March.

How will I spend my April Fool's Day, you ask? Doing more of the same, actually. The plan is to do even more writing tomorrow and hopefully finish up the jungle themed story.

But now the eyelids are starting to droop so I think it's time to call it a night.

Sweet dreams.

Bobby