Stories from the Golden Age of Pulp Fiction: AARP welcomes the Golden Age Stories at annual convention in Las Vegas

At the annual AARP (Association for the Advancement of Retired Persons) convention in the Sands Convention Center, Las Vegas, the Stories from the Golden Age booth attracted a lot of interest...

...not only because buccaneer Tom Bristol, Captain of the HMS Terror in
L. Ron Hubbard's Under the Black Ensign, made an appearance...

...but also because a troupe of actors performed the science fiction story The Professor Was a Thief by Mr. Hubbard right in the convention center hall.

Actors John Mariano, Jim Meskimen, R. F. Daley and Josh Robert Thompson created a stir with their performance of the L. Ron Hubbard science fiction story.

While the actors are signing autographs for the fans who greatly enjoyed the theatrical performance of the story, Tom Bristol gives a TV interview at the booth.

The booth was always crowded with interested customers asking for the latest releases in the Stories from the Golden Age series. One woman came into the booth who used to read the pulps when she was younger, but she was unfamiliar with the name L. Ron Hubbard. When she was told the different pen names that he used to go by, she laughed and said, "I used to love reading Winchester Remington Colt!" upon which she purchased several books.

Another gentleman listened to the Golden Age Stories iPod and suddenly looked up at the ceiling and said, "It's all around me." He expressed how amazing the audiobooks were and walked away with several of them.

Executives and staff of Galaxy Press and Author Services, Inc. as proud sponsors of the AARP convention, contributed to making this fair a success all the way around.