What does Pulp mean?

"Pulp" refers to a soft, moist, and often fibrous mass produced by breaking down materials, typically used in the context of paper production or food processing. In literature, it often describes low-quality or sensationalized fiction, particularly in the mid-20th century. Additionally, in the context of film and media, "pulp" can evoke a gritty, underground aesthetic reminiscent of pulp magazines.