When one of the infamous Gantlet Brothers is slain in an assassination that was intended to kill them all, the remaining brothers go on the warpath. From the sunny shores of Puerto Rico to the dank back alleys of London, and behind the Iron Curtain of communist Czechoslovakia, the Gantlets hunt the cadre of assassins responsible for their brother's death, uncovering conspiracies and plots as they work their way back to the criminal warlord that is behind it all.

There have always been stories. Heroes, villains, conflict, fighting, love and more, tales are wrought them time immemorial. But even the ancient myths had a little Pulp in them. PULPOLOGY from Pro Se Productions pours classic mythology through a shot glass and shoots it like a bullet from a pistol. Three of today's best authors- D. Alan Lewis, Joel Jenkins, and Phillip Drayer Duncan- pull down their fedoras and charge head on into the pantheons of the past. Gods, Heroes, Creation, and The Endtime and all in between shake off the dust of antiquity and explode into new life wrapped in Pulp. The myths of old get a new suit of clothes and bit of roughening around the edges in PULPOLOGY from Pro Se Productions.

The Robots are Coming Prepare yourself for these three awesome tales of robotic adventure. From the immediate past to the far future and every point in between Join us as editor James Palmer (Monster Earth) brings together writers James R. Tuck (the Deacon Chalk series), Joel Jenkins (Dire Planet) and newcomer James L. Finley bring you three startling tales of robotic action Witness as... Two pulp heroes must stop an invasion of giant Nazi robots... The President of the United States is kidnapped by sentient robots intent on enslaving humanity-and finds an unlikely ally... A disabled soldier gets a second chance to defend his country when he merges with a giant alien robot to fight off a daikaiju invasion From the editor of Monster Earth and Strange Trails comes this mechanized trilogy of non-stop pulp action If you like robots, you'll love... Robots Unleashed

The Wild West and The Final Frontier Collide in the latest digest anthology from Pro Se Productions- SIX GUNS & SPACESHIPS A new sheriff tries to tame a lawless colony in the middle of an alien blood feud A group of bandits plan to pull off the greatest train robbery ever What appears to be a simple salvage job erupts into a desperate battle for an incredible prize Join Best Selling Author Philip Athans, noted New Pulp Author Joel Jenkins, and writer Robbie Lizhini as they saddle up and fly high with three quick drawing, rocket blasting tales Six Guns and Spaceship is a charming book that puts you right there alongside Doc Holliday, Doc Savage, and Doc Smith. Mike Resnick, Five Time Hugo Award Winner Featuring an awesome cover by Marc Guerrero, cover design and print formatting by Sean Ali, and ebook formatting by Russ Anderson, SIX GUNS & SPACESHIPS, edited by Morgan Minor and Nikki-Nelson Hicks is a guaranteed wild ride to the stars and beyond From Pro Se Productions

From the broken and dusty terrain of Egypt's Qattara Depression to the grimy underbelly of New York City, erstwhile rock musicians and guns for hire, the Gantlet Brothers, use charm, blades, bullets, and fists to plow a path through amorous starlets with ill intentions, bounty hunters, a deranged serial killer and terrorists hell-bent on bringing down nuclear annihilation. These are the Gantlet Brothers' greatest hits collected for the first time and including two never before published stories.

An unnatural storm arises with great fury and breaks the spine of a foreign warship upon the reefs of Bathos, casting the few survivors into the merciless machinery of the City of Corruption; A silver mine haunted by the vengeful dead; An Assassins Guild that will stop at nothing to slay one that was formerly their own--the woman known as the 'siren of slaughter'; a perilous journey through the bowels of a mountain where lurk the half-breed children of man and demon. Welcome to the City of Bathos Through the Groaning Earth picks up where the groundbreaking cult novel of paranoid fantasy, Tales from the City of Bathos left off, introducing us to new characters, visiting old acquaintances (would you ever want to call any of these characters friends?) and bitter enemies, and leaving us stranded in the streets of Bathos, The City of Corruption--which is really the central character of the novel. With a Tarantino-esque story structure, Leiber-like characterizations, Lovecraftian elements, Howardian-style verbiage and a grim dollop of the Orwellian dystopia that has overtones of modern Socialist government, Through the Groaning Earth is a thought-provoking as well as an entertaining read.

A courtesan turned assassin, a rogue weary of being a virtual slave to his guild, a crippled warrior, a farm boy anxious to make a name for himself, and an animated corpse reluctantly returned from the dead are a few of the denizens of the City of Bathos whose stories unfold in Escape from Devil's Head.

Each has their own agenda, and when their paths cross, cries of betrayal and the clash of sword blades ring through the dim, twisting alleys.

Aztec vampires gorge themselves on a small Mexican village. A masked hero of the 1940s stumbles onto a town that time forgot. A gunslinging exorcist works to save a boy from demonic possession. These are the stories of the American West your history teacher never told you about... because she was scared Includes nine original tales of the weird, wild west, by Barry Reese, Derrick Ferguson, Josh Reynolds, and more.