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Pulp is a genre of fiction that focuses on sensational, often lurid, and melodramatic stories, often set in crime or detective worlds. ( pulp小说是一种侧重于耸人听闻、有时带有戏剧性的故事类型，通常设定在犯罪或侦探背景中。
The pulp magazine was a popular format in the early 20th century, featuring tales of adventure and science fiction. ( pulp杂志是20世纪早期流行的一种形式，包含冒险和科幻故事。
pulp fiction, directed by Quentin Tarantino, became a cult classic for its non-linear narrative and quirky characters.
弗朗西斯·福特·科波拉执导的《低俗小说》因其非线性叙事和奇特人物而成为经典。
The pulp novel often featured exaggerated action scenes and over-the-top villains to appeal to readers' imagination. ( pulp小说常有夸张的动作场景和过于戏剧化的反派角色，以吸引读者的想象力。
Reading pulp novels was a guilty pleasure for many during the golden age of pulp literature.
在黄金时代的 pulp 文学中，许多人都乐于阅读这类小说，尽管有些内疚。
The pulp artist's illustrations were an essential part of the storytelling, adding color and excitement to the printed pages. ( pulp插画家的插图是故事叙述的重要组成部分，为印刷页面增添了色彩和活力。
Many famous authors, like Edgar Rice Burroughs and Robert E. Howard, got their start in pulp fiction before transitioning to more mainstream success.
许多著名作家，如埃德加·赖斯·伯勒斯和罗伯特·E·霍华德，都是从 pulp 小说起家，然后转向主流文学的成功。
The pulp novel's influence can still be seen in modern-day graphic novels and superhero comics. ( pulp小说的影响仍然可以在现代的漫画书和超级英雄故事中看到。
A new collection of pulp mysteries has been released, offering readers a nostalgic trip back in time.
一套新的 pulp 推理小说集出版，让读者有机会回味过去的时光。
Despite its rough edges, pulp literature paved the way for the development of more sophisticated storytelling techniques in later genres.
尽管 pulp 文学粗糙，但它为后来更复杂的叙事技巧的发展铺平了道路。