The Raven Short Story Contest Opens 1 September!
Caw-ling All Writers! Oh, those chatty ravens. As I write, a pair of these brilliant black birds are caw-caw-cawing away in a nearby forest. Their […]
Month: August 2020
‘The Lover Snake’ by Tomson Highway
Slip into the pages of Pulp Literature Issue 27, Summer 2020 with ‘The Lover Snake’ by featured author Tomson Highway. Watch, in this tender exploration […]
Throwback Thursday: Allaigna’s Song: Aria by JM Landels
Allaigna’s Song: Aria is the second novel in the Allaigna’s Song trilogy by equestrian swordswoman, artist, and editor JM Landels. Along with her first book, […]
Howe Sound Visitors by Mel Anastasiou
Step into summer and dip your toes in the refreshing waters of Pulp Literature Issue 27 with Howe Sound Visitors by cover artist Mel Anastasiou. During […]
What the Wind Brings Shortlisted for the 2020 Endeavour Award
We are delighted to announce that What the Wind Brings by Matthew Hughes is a finalist for the 2020 Endeavour Award! Published last year by […]
Passenger Pigeons by Mary Willis
With rich and captivating imagery, Mary Willis invites readers deep into the heart of her poems. We were delighted to publish her evocative piece ‘Snowshoeing’ […]
The Shepherdess: Paris by JM Landels
The second novelette in the series La Bergère by JM Landels finds shepherdess and budding entrepreneur Toinette on the left bank of the Seine, having […]
Throwback Thursday: ‘Late Night Fun Facts on the No. 65’ by JTF King
A young paralegal meets all sorts of interesting commuters in ‘Late Night Fun Facts on the No. 65’ by JTF King. Come along for the […]
‘Double Flush’ by Rina Piccolo
In Issue 26, Spring 2020, Canadian cartoonist and writer Rina Piccolo brings us a you-had-to-see-it-to-believe-it moment in a public loo. (Awkward!) ‘When a Double Flush […]