New Poetry from Abner Porzio!
Hijinx or Bust Hijinx or bust, a phrase from Abner Porzio‘s poem ‘Californian Illusion’ (Issue 29), holds the live, baby, live impetus found in much […]
Month: March 2021
Don’t Miss Episode 8 of the Pulp Lit Pulpit!
Be sure to catch Episode 8 of the Pulp Lit Pulpit before it rides off into the sunset for good! In Episode 8 our editors […]
Throwback Thursday: ‘Black Glass’ by Adam Fout
Us Among Aliens Adam Fout, in ‘Black Glass’, weaves a hypnotic tale of adventure and aliens, and asks us to consider the price of conquest. […]
‘The Hunter Undead’ by Erin K Wagner
Woman’s Work In ‘The Hunter Undead’ by Erin K Wagner we join the hunt for puffins in Iceland — and visit the rocky terrain of […]
Glimpse a Goddess and Resist the Research Rabbit Hole! It’s Time for Episode 12 of the Pulp Lit Pulpit!
The Risks and Rewards of Research in Writing I think we’ve all been there. You’re writing a short story––historical fiction, fantasy, sci-fi––and you fall down […]
Throwback Thursday: ‘Cabin Fever’ by KT Wagner
Behind Closed Doors Secrets of hearth and home unspool deep in the Canadian wilderness in ‘Cabin Fever’ by KT Wagner. Throw another log on the […]
‘Synchronicity and Sonata’ by Brandon Crilly
And the Band Played On In ‘Synchronicity and Sonata’, Brandon Crilly introduces us to an afterlife of a very different sort, and offers hope to […]
The Winners of the 2021 Bumblebee Flash Fiction Contest!
The Results Are In! Oh, how we love to celebrate! And for this party, packed with what final judge Bob Thurber deemed a “fun batch” […]
Announcing the 2021 Bumblebee Shortlist!
The Top Ten Tales Oh, what a sweet and snappy bunch it is! We are delighted to announce the ten shortlisted stories for the 2021 […]
Throwback Thursday: ‘Yellow Paint’ by FJ Bergmann
A Small Work on Paper In ‘Yellow Paint’ by FJ Bergmann, an art collector closes the deal — and gets more adventure than they bargained […]