April 2022 - PULP Literature

‘Out in the Sticks’ by Kevin Sandefur

29 April 2022 PULP Literature 0

A Couple More Stops Ralph Waldo Emerson was certainly onto something when he said, “It’s not the destination, it’s the journey.” But then again, in […]

Throwback Thursday: ‘Stella Ryman and the Case of the Fallen Crusader’ by Mel Anastasiou

28 April 2022 PULP Literature 0

A Woman on a Mission In ‘The Case of the Fallen Crusader’ by Mel Anastasiou, the machineries of Institution can’t handle the troubles that plague […]

‘The Art of Ironing’ by Natalie Harris-Spencer

26 April 2022 PULP Literature 1

This Daily Smushing The distance and distraction created by a never-ending pile of laundry become the means of connection and communication for a mother and […]

‘The Magic Shuffling Machine’ by Derek Salinas Lazarski

22 April 2022 PULP Literature 0

Who Am I? Pop culture meets strange science meets identity (yikes!) in ‘The Magic Shuffling Machine’ by Derek Salinas Lazarski. Take synchronicity for a spin, […]

Throwback Thursday: ‘Vellum’ by Andrea Lewis

21 April 2022 PULP Literature 0

Grand Thoughts ‘Vellum’ by Andrea Lewis is a rip-roaring one-sentence story (and in its honour, this introduction is also of the single-sentence variety) in which […]

‘Pale Pony Express’ by Lulu Keating

19 April 2022 PULP Literature 0

Came to Be Loss is the luggage that gets left behind in ‘Pale Pony Express’ by Lulu Keating. Enjoy this excerpt from our 2021 Bumblebee […]

Throwback Thursday: ‘The Mapmaker’s Calligraphist Daughter’ by Bob Thurber

14 April 2022 PULP Literature 0

Word(s) Count If a great story unfolds in fifty words, should the introduction to that story be shorter than fifty words? I think so! Well, […]

Two Days Left to Enter! The Magpie Award for Poetry Closes April 15th!

13 April 2022 PULP Literature 0

Calling All Poets Don’t let your chance at $500 pass you by! The 2022 Magpie Award closes Friday, April 15th. First Prize is $500 and publication in Issue 36, Autumn […]