pulp fiction is the best motherfucking movie of the motherfucking 20th century.Anyone who disses this movie should have their balls ripped off and sergically sown to their head. THIS HAS GOT TO BE SAMUAL .L JACKSON'S BEST EVER ROLE IN HIS MOVIE CAREER, MOTHERFUCKER!
by luke cutajar December 4, 2004
Get the pulp fictionmug. An interesting book genre mostly aimed at the older teen/young adult crowd. The stories told in these books usually reflect life in the city, with a character experiencing a recent hardship and getting over it. Most urban fiction novels tend to have a lot of erotica in them, as sex is a very common happening in them. Poking around in this section at the library can net you some really good finds. If you don't live in a big city, then these stories will pretty much give you a small (if exaggerated) taste of what living in a large city is.
A good urban fiction novel I've read told of a group of friends, most of them coming from dark backgrounds who manage to stick together throughout their childhood and into their adult years. It may sound silly here, but if you read the story you'll understand the whole thing.
by TheSpectacularOne June 3, 2009
Get the Urban Fictionmug. one of the greatest movies ever, no one ever looked so badass while wearing a suite, oh and adam you can shut the fuck up
say what again i dare you mother fucker.
now, what does marcellas wallace look like?!
hes...black
does he look like a bitch?!
whaaa?
BOOM
does he look like a bitch?!
noo nooo
they why'd you try to fuck him like one?
now, what does marcellas wallace look like?!
hes...black
does he look like a bitch?!
whaaa?
BOOM
does he look like a bitch?!
noo nooo
they why'd you try to fuck him like one?
by caedes venatus January 3, 2005
Get the pulp fictionmug. jules:what aint no country i ever herd of do they speak english in what
what
jules:English motherfucker do you speak it.
what
jules:English motherfucker do you speak it.
by manical laughter February 17, 2005
Get the pulp fictionmug. by frabrizio March 7, 2017
Get the fictional charactermug. In the context of fiction, apocrypha includes those fictional stories that do not belong within a fictional universe's canon, yet still have some authority relating to that fictional universe. The boundaries between canon and apocrypha can often be blurred.
The word "Apocrypha" is sometimes used to describe works set in a fictional universe that may not belong in the canon.
These may include tie-in merchandise such as video games, novels and comics, which are sometimes termed 'Expanded Universes'.
Often these materials might contradict the continuity that has already been established by 'canon'. Even when no such contradictions occur, such materials may still be deemed apocrypha possibly because they might have been produced largely independently of the creator of the fictional universe. For example, Joss Whedon, creator of the Buffyverse, has little involvement with the Buffyverse novels and has never read an entire novel, let alone closely overseen or edited one.
The Star Trek canon consists of the various Star Trek television series and movies. All the other Star Trek stories which have been licensed by Paramount (novels, comics..) are not part of canon, they are instead apocrypha. Fan fiction is classified as fanon.
The word "Apocrypha" is sometimes used to describe works set in a fictional universe that may not belong in the canon.
These may include tie-in merchandise such as video games, novels and comics, which are sometimes termed 'Expanded Universes'.
Often these materials might contradict the continuity that has already been established by 'canon'. Even when no such contradictions occur, such materials may still be deemed apocrypha possibly because they might have been produced largely independently of the creator of the fictional universe. For example, Joss Whedon, creator of the Buffyverse, has little involvement with the Buffyverse novels and has never read an entire novel, let alone closely overseen or edited one.
The Star Trek canon consists of the various Star Trek television series and movies. All the other Star Trek stories which have been licensed by Paramount (novels, comics..) are not part of canon, they are instead apocrypha. Fan fiction is classified as fanon.
by Kerria190 November 19, 2016
Get the apocrypha (fiction)mug. by Potato tomato147 November 15, 2019
Get the Fan fictionmug.