Spring Forth: The Magpie Award for Poetry Opens March 1st!
Poetry Springs Eternal Winter’s grey is ’bout to end,And spring will sprout its green again.So here we share the happy news:A sparkling contest to peruse!In […]
Month: February 2021
Don’t Miss JJ Lee on the Pulp Lit Pulpit!
Catch Episode 6 Before It’s Too Late! This is your last chance to listen to Episode 6: Worldbuilding, and writing anywhere, anytime, with JJ Lee of […]
Throwback Thursday: ‘The Red Tiger’ by Chuck Lim
Past Imperfect Chuck Lim brings the past to life and secrets to light in ‘The Red Tiger’. Visit 1930s British Columbia — Vancouver’s Chinatown , […]
The Extra: Frankie Ray, Sleuth with Star Quality by Mel Anastasiou
Keep Your Friends Close Return to Hollywood circa 1934 with Mel Anastasiou and her most-wanted ‘murderess’, Frankie Ray! Previously in The Extra … Frankie Ray […]
Throwback Thursday: ‘The Lord of Lawn Ornaments’ by Tyner Gillies
Love Thy Neighbour In ‘The Lord of Lawn Ornaments’, Tyner Gillies reminds us that undead doesn’t have to mean unloved. Enjoy this excerpt from Issue […]
The Pulp Lit Pulpit #10: Brandon Crilly’s Best Books and Why We Write
The Stories Behind Our Stories No matter how embarrassing it might be to re-read now, there is a special place in a writer’s heart for […]
‘Winter’s Flower’ by KT Wagner
Ice and Honey With ‘Winter’s Flower’ by KT Wagner, we continue our journey through the pages of Issue 29, Winter 2021. In this beautiful retelling […]
Submissions Update for Spring 2021.
Short fiction openings … In recognition of Black History Month, we will be opening short fiction submissions two weeks early to writers who identify as […]
Throwback Thursday: ‘Frankie Ray Goes to Hollywood’ by Mel Anastasiou
On the Road In this installment of Mel Anastasiou‘s Monument Studios Mystery, The Extra, Frankie Ray and Connie Mooney, in their stolen rattletrap, are chattering […]
Catch AM Dellamonica on the Podcast Before It’s Too Late!
There’s still time to say a tearful goodbye to Episode 5 of the Pulp Lit Pulpit before it leaves Podbean for good! We’re sad to […]