Throwback Thursday: ‘Aria: The Sentry Stone’ by JM Landels
Where in the world is JM Landels? At the writing desk? In front of the easel? On horseback? Behind the sword? As an author, artist, […]
Month: May 2020
This Week on Friday Live: Hannah van Didden, Theric Jepson, and Michael Kamakana
Our Daily Be-Read What’s on your To Be Read list? For some, the pile groans with weighty classics or biographical tomes. For others, it sags […]
Queen of Swords by Tais Teng
With a lovely bit of synchronicity on this the 26th of May, we begin our springtime stroll through Issue 26. Guarding the gates to the […]
Throwback Thursday: ‘Under Pale Flesh’ by Kris Sayer
Swordswoman, sequential artist, seamstress — and Pulp Lit staple — Kris Sayer explores the world, inspiring us with her have-sketchbook-will-travel ways. Kris is an independent […]
This Week on Friday Live: Oak Morse, Christian Walter, and Graham J Darling
Quotes for the Quarantine Quandary For writers, inspiration and perseverance are a lot like hand sanitizer and toilet paper — life is manageable without one, […]
‘Featherweight’ by Chad V Broughman
In his powerful short story ‘Featherweight’, Chad V Broughman explores the tormented legacy stemming from a single moment in childhood. Appearing in Issue 25, Winter 2020, this […]
Winners of the 2020 Magpie Award for Poetry
Three for a Whirl Ready for a spin? The results are in! Oh, where to begin… Okay, enough of the rhymes, already. Lucky for you, […]
Throwback Thursday: ‘Day Three’ by Robert Runté
As we continue our look back at the authors, artists, and stories that captivated us in 2019, today we bring you an excerpt of ‘Day […]
This Week on Friday Live: Alison Braid, Jude Neale, and Josephine Greenland
Oh, For Fudgel’s Sake! In A Letter to a Young Poet, Virginia Woolf tells us that “it is impossible to read too much.” And here […]
Ghost Room by Allison Bannister
As an accomplished cartoonist and comics scholar, Allison Bannister explores themes ranging from dinosaurs and modern fairy tales to visual rhetoric and pop culture. We […]