David Cranmer created BTAP as an outlet for writers of hardboiled fiction at a time when a number of e-zines decided to close up shop. With a bend toward diversity, BTAP presents stories that run the gamut of genres and provide readers with a sense of pulpy adventure.

Scott D. Parker is a technical writer living in Houston, TX. He writes about mysteries, SF, pulp, and western fiction as well as history, films, and music. He also writes a weekly column (Saturdays) at Do Some Damage. The author of the historical mystery Treason at Hanford: a Harry Truman Mystery, one of his professional goals as a writer is to help put Houston on the crime fiction map.

Elaine Ash for her superior editing from BTAP's inception in 2008 through 2010. Visit the Elaine Ash website at http://www.elaineash.com to learn more about her work as an editor and writing career consulatant.

Steve Cartwright for use of his artwork on the home page from May 30, 2009 to December 31, 2009.

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