Erwin K. Roberts will be glad to tell you that "pulp fiction" is alive and well, no thanks to the film of the same name. By the time the fiction magazines printed on cheap pulp newsprint finally disappeared the type of stories they told had moved on to other media. To paperback books of various genre. To adventure films. To any number of television shows. And even comic strips and books. Today Clive Cussler and many others write pulp fiction adventures as once did Max Brand, Louis L'Amour, Earl Stanley Gardner, and hundreds of others. Erwin, retired from both Civil Service and the U.S. Army/Missouri National Guard, and a long time Kansas City film critic and cable television personality, has lots of exciting stories to tell. His work appears in Airship-27 anthologies such as Jim Anthony - Super Detective vol. 1 and vol. 4. Not to mention The Moon Man vol. 1 and Sinbad vol. 2. Airship-27 released his short novel Dr. Watson's American Adventure. (A five thousand word self-contained excerpt is available at http: //www.planetarystories.com/watson.htm ) Also in production from Airship-27 is a Masked Rider western story. Erwin's stories have also appeared in Pro-Se Productions anthology The Pulptress. His Sons of Thor required two full issues two issues of Pre Se Presents to tell. Plus he has self-published his second generation pulp hero the Voice in the novel Plutonium Nightmare. Now the second volume of the Voice's adventures is ready.