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Based in Batesville, Arkansas, Pro Se Productions has become a leader on the cutting edge of New Pulp Fiction in a very short time.

Pulp Fiction, known by many names and identified as being action/adventure, fast paced, hero versus villain, over the top characters and tight, yet extravagant plots, is experiencing a resurgence like never before. And Pro Se Press, publishing New Pulp since August, 2011, is a major part of the revival, one of the reasons that New Pulp is growing by leaps and bounds!

Pro Se is the place to find Super Heroes, Explorers, Fairies, Werewolves, Men's Men, and Femme Fatales.  Specializing primarily in prose books, anthologies, and magazines, Pro Se has made a commitment to 'Put the Monthly Back into Pulp' and continues to do that successfully, producing at least one New Pulp work every month!  

Pro Se is an innovator in New Pulp, continually refining its presentation and product and working on exciting new veins of New Pulp to bring to readers and fans of all ages everywhere!

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NEW ANTHOLOGY FROM PRO SE PRODUCTIONS TAKES NOIR TO A WHOLE NEW LEVEL- ‘THE NINTH CIRCLE’ DEBUTS

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A cutting edge Publisher of Genre Fiction, Pro Se Productions announces the release of a collection that is equal parts crime, mystery, and noir with pure pulp running through its printed veins.  Harkening back to the gritty tales of the 1950s as well as tipping its fedora to old time radio’s influence, The Ninth Circle is now available in print and digital formats.

The Ninth Circle,” says Tommy Hancock, Pro Se Partner and Editor in Chief, as well as creator of The Ninth Circle, “is a concept I’ve carried around for a long time.  It originally started as a way for me to write and pay homage to one of my favorite old time radio characters, Pat Novak For Hire.  So, the first character I came up with was Nameless, the Circle’s man for hire, who always tells stories in the first person and butchers the English language with metaphors and similes to do it.  But then I had to build a world around him, one he could function in and even be at home in.  And that’s when everyone else moved into the Circle.  At that point, I knew I had something more than just a little homage thing going on.  This was now a vibrant, active story that had so many levels.  So, it only made sense to bring in other authors to take their walk around the Circle.”

Every City has one. That place, neighborhood, or borough where the forgotten live, where the once great land when they fall, where the tarnished and corrupt shine and where Justice and Fairness caught the last train out of town. Welcome to the Ninth Circle.

The 9th Precinct is known as ‘The Ninth Circle’ or “The Dante Precinct’. The part of town where all the losers end up. If you work for a company or the city government and they want to get rid of you, they put you in their office or working over on Last Chance Lane. If you’re a criminal and you’re hiding from the law, other criminals, and yourself, you end up in the Ninth Circle. Imagine the city as a dumpster. The rank and fetid, the foul and odorous, the really discarded and misused trash all sinks to the bottom. They all end up in the Ninth Circle.

Join Tommy Hancock, R. P. Steeves, and C. William Russette as they introduce the people that populate the city’s last stop to nowhere. Dirty cops, mysterious priests, shadowy nurses, a man with no name, and more are the lifeblood of The Ninth Circle. From Pro Se Productions.

The Ninth Circle features evocative and atmospheric cover art by Adam Shaw, logo design and print formatting by Percival Constantine, and eBook formatting by Russ Anderson.   This debut digest anthology is available for $9.00 via Amazon at http://tinyurl.com/ornzxrv and at Pro Se’s own store at http://tinyurl.com/kmdcuba. It is also available as an eBook for the Kindle at http://tinyurl.com/nbcu7cn and for most formats at http://tinyurl.com/lux3w8o for only $2.99.

For more information on this title, interviews with the author, or digital copies for review, contact Morgan McKay, Pro Se’s Director of Corporate Operations, at directorofcorporateoperations@prose-press.com.

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