Hello, and welcome to the pulp library, a bibliothèque of bemusement! You can find my previous threads here:

"Let's all meet up in the year 2000. "

You can find more '90s Euro Bubblegum Pop here:

Whatever happened to futuristic trousers? Are these skills now lost to history?

Listen kid, if you've got a Discman then you're in. But stop saying "Do you blog here often?"

Hello, I'm Patrick Stewart and you are now in the future.

OK, here you go.

Reality sucks! I wanna live on CD-ROM!. PC Format, November 1995.

The Naked Witch, by Gay-Darlene Bidart. Pinnacle Books, 1975.

Remember when battery life was measured in weeks?

The future was meant to be colourful with lots of buttons.

Cybiko (2000). This could have been the future.

I mean, it's pretty basic life advice but I see where they're coming from.

Are these the pop stars of tomorrow? Project X, isue 35 (1995)

Cat Magic, by Jonathan Barry with Whitley Strieber. TOR Books, 1986.

How it feels to remember a two factor authentication code.

The 1970 Lancia Stratos Zero, or the 1970 Ferrari 512S Modulo? Which concept car do you prefer?

Pulp Correction! Alert reader @rich_fitzgerald correctly points out the Dorian Gray poster is by Ted Coconis, NOT Arnaldo Putzo. I've been wrong for several years on this one!

Inside Out (1975). Move poster by Arnaldo Putzu.

Kidnapped (1971). Movie poster by Arnaldo Putzu.