PULPCORE:
THE ART OF
DAVID RUSSELL TALBOTT
AMERICAN PULPCORE:
Perfect American Family
John takes the statistics supplied by the government very seriously.
U.S. Route 101
We were having so much fun driving the coast, we didn't even notice we'd been dragging a hobo since Santa Barbara.
Love Potion #9
Greta began to suspect the new kid's intentions when his Kool-Aid tasted kinda funny.
Prank Calls
"Guess what Grandma? I'm pregnant!"
Celebrity Skin
Hitchcock would bully some actors into baring all, "the trouble is today we don't torture the women enough."
Oeuvre Bitch
Bette Davis defined the role of the penultimate onscreen bitch, forever stigmatizing female dogs.
Real Men Don't Cry
If Tommy didn't stop whining about it, Yeller wasn't going to be the only one put out of his misery.
Eat Your Veggies
Strange, you could hear that year's crop of tomatoes scream as they were thrown in the juicer.
American Pulpcore Series #6
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Papa's Home
Margie quickly learned the only way to put a smile on New Daddy's face when he got home.
Under The Influence
Even without a parent, young Jamie can discover everything important about being a woman via the miracles of modern Television.
Lil' Devils
Theresa tried hard not to let the product mascots control her mind.
Pet Peeves
When the Chihuahuas moved into the neighborhood, we decided Trigger should exercise the right to bear arms as well.
Ciao Bella
Sending poison perfume by mail is one way to get rid of the mistress.
Old Black Magic
After we returned from the African voodoo ritual, neither of us could resist the taste of alcohol. Or animal blood.
Rags To Riches
J.P. reminisced about the early days of banking, when all he could afford was man hearts.
Expecting
That night she convinced herself that Roger would have to love the baby, no matter what color, or species, it was.
American Pulpcore Series #7
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