Readers Adore a Vacuum
Nature abhors a vacuum. Truly empty space is an aberration, something not to be tolerated. Nature compensates by thrusting matter towards the vacuum. That is […]
Month: October 2014
Interview with a Daughter
The protagonist from KM Vaghela’s beautifully haunting ‘Poor Thing’ in issue 2 doesn’t have a name. We know her only as ‘girl’. But that doesn’t […]
The Art of Seeing
Today all three Pulp Literature editors were treated to an advance presentation by local author and photographer, Sandra Vander Schaaf. “The Art of Seeing” ties […]
Interview with a Father
This next Proust Questionnaire is a bit of a teaser, since Rob Taylor’s Hummingbird Prize-winning story “Here I Lay Down my Heart” will not be […]
Contest Alert!
Only a fortnight until the Ravens come home to roost! Our story challenge is to write a piece to link with this painting by Tais […]
Interview with a Troll Hunter
Next up in the Proust Questionnaire lineup is Kris Sayer’s Tatterhood, the goat riding, spoon wielding, exterminator-for-hire first seen in Pulp Literature Issue 2, and […]
Canvention Congratulations!
Congratulations to next issue’s feature author, Eileen Kernaghan, who netted an Aurora Award for her poem “Night Journey: West Coast” published in Tesseracts Seventeen by EDGE […]
Interview Behind the Barn
Our second Proust Questionnaire response comes from Uncle Sid, whom we met in Ace Baker’s Magpie Award Winning Poem, ‘Big Red Schoolhouse’. You can find […]
Bonus Reward
Just announced: a bonus reward on our Kickstarter campaign! If we reach $7500 in our funding campaign by Thursday October 16th, everyone who has pledged […]
Interview with a Ghost
Have you ever finished a story and thought “I want to hear more from that character” or wondered who the subject of a painting really […]