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Loving the Gritty Pulp

Charles Ardai, American entrepreneur, writer, editor, and television producer.

11-Nov-14 14:00

Loving the Gritty Pulp

The man responsible for founding the pulp fiction imprint "Hard Case Crime,” also responsible for publishing novels which include both reprints of books from the pulp era and new novels like Stephen King’s "The Colorado Kid" which has since been adapted into the hit SyFy television series Haven. Our bookman, Umapagan, geeks out with Charles Ardai about their mutual passion for pulp. They lament the long lost days of sexy paperbacks and speak to the future of the oh-so-analogue printed book.


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