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Pulp Fiction (genre)
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| See also: | Amazing Stories, Pulp Magazine, Wonder Stories |
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Pulp fiction refers to a broad variety of cheaply-printed literature, particularly fiction magazines and erotic novels, published between the 1890s to as late as the 1980s. They are known for being primarily of exploitation genres, but many respected science fiction authors also published pulp.
Many pulp publications feature paintings on their covers. Some, such as I Prefer Girls, have inspired fannish redraw trends.
The pulp erotica genre is known in queer spaces for its prominent lesbian novels, including many by Marion Zimmer Bradley under a number of pennames.