By Edgar Rice. Burroughs is a Pulp writer, but he is also a writer that helped make Sci Fi what it is today.

By H.P. Lovecraft. Lovecraft's Mythos stories first appeared in Weird Tales, a pulp magazine, and were horror stories that combined the supernatural with scientific probability.

By Kenneth Robeson. The Doc Savage series ran for 16 years and is a prime example of the exciting adventure--a hero goes around the world vanquishing villains to help those in distress.

By Philip Francis Nowlan. The first of the Buck Rogers series and helped popularize Sci Fi.

By K.H. Scheer and Clark Darlton. A pulp series published in Germany that is also the best selling Sci Fi book worldwide.

By Anthony Gilmore. Typical hero and villain story, but in space.

By Allen Steele A notable Pulp Sci Fi series because it has more real science than others.

By Allen Steele. A award winning novella that is a spoof on the Pulp Sci Fi sub-genre and makes you think about the nature of the hero.

By Stefan R. Dziemianowicz. A legendary Pulp magazine that ran for 31 years and has been revived a few times. It featured Sci Fi as well as other genres like Horror and Sword and Sorcery.

By Charles Durning. A legendary Pulp magazine that was the first to exclusively publish Sci Fi. In addition, many writers (H.P. Lovecraft, Orson Wells) who become famous had their first stories published in this magazine.