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Register for PulpFest 2025

Register now for PulpFest 2025 and beat the rush.

All PulpFest 2025 members — including dealers — must register for the convention.

Members who register in advance and book a room at the beautiful DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Pittsburgh – Cranberry in Mars, Pennsylvania get the best deal.

The $40 cost gets you into all PulpFest 2025 events held during the convention and includes free early-bird shopping to thank you for your PulpFest support. If you pay at the door, the cost will be $50.

An early-bird membership will get you into the dealers’ room from 9 a.m. to 4:45 p.m. on Thursday, August 7. Only staff, dealers, and early birds will be allowed into the dealers’ room during these hours.

Please realize that due to travel conditions and other contingencies, the convention cannot guarantee that each and every PulpFest dealer will be available during our early-bird hours.

For those members staying elsewhere, the cost is $50 without early-bird shopping and $80 with early-bird shopping.

Single-day memberships to PulpFest 2025 for Friday or Saturday are also available for $25 per day. Please note that single-day memberships are not available on Thursday, August 7. If you wish to participate in early-bird shopping, you must purchase a full membership to the convention.

Children aged 15 and younger, accompanied by an adult, will be admitted to PulpFest 2025 for free. However, they must be registered.

Supporting memberships for those unable to attend PulpFest 2025 are $30.

All paying members, including supporting members, will receive a complimentary copy of our program book, The Pulpster #34. Supporting members will receive their Pulpster by mail, postage paid.

Scheduled for August 7 – 10, PulpFest will salute the “Masters of Blood and Thunder” — Edgar Rice Burroughs, Rafael Sabatini, and Edgar Wallace — the Great Pulp Villains, and more at its 2025 convention.

And don’t forget, your PulpFest membership also makes you a member of Doc Con XXI, ERBFest 2025, and Farmercon XX. That’s 4 conventions for the price of one! You can’t beat that deal!

PulpFest 2025 membership means you’ll enjoy a great programming line-up and access to a tremendous dealers’ room filled with pulp magazines, genre fiction, vintage paperbacks, first edition hardcovers, original art, series books, dime novels, men’s adventure, true crime, digest and slick magazines, Big Little Books, B-movies, serials, old-time-radio shows, Golden, Silver, and Bronze Age comic books, and other collectibles. Plus memberships in 3 additional conventions!

Visit our registration page or click here to register for PulpFest 2025. Dealers will also find information about table rates on our registration page.

Don’t wait for the last minute to register for PulpFest 2025! Do it now and be Johnny “On the Spot!” Our lead image is John A. Coughlin’s cover for the April 25, 1931 issue of Street & Smith’s Detective Story Magazine, a pulp that ran many of Edgar Wallace’s mystery novels over the years.

Our final image was adapted by William Lampkin from James Bama’s cover for The Land of Always Night, #13 in Bantam Books’ “The Fantastic Adventures of Doc Savage” series, first published in 1966.

Beat the rush! Don’t let the pirates featured above register first. They were originally painted by Ray Dean as the cover art for the January 15, 1935 number of Adventure. Click here for our registration page to join PulpFest as it celebrates the great pirate yarns of Rafael Sabatini and more in 2025.

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PulpFest Returns to Pittsburgh!

PulpFest 2025 will begin Thursday, August 7, and run through Sunday, August 10. It will be held at the DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Pittsburgh – Cranberry. Please join us for "Masters of Blood and Thunder" and much more at PulpFest 2025.

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