Throwback Thursday: ‘Cannery Row’
A Different Lens Susan Pieters is a fourth-generation Californian who took warm weather for granted until she moved to Vancouver. Now that she’s a Canadian, […]
A Different Lens Susan Pieters is a fourth-generation Californian who took warm weather for granted until she moved to Vancouver. Now that she’s a Canadian, […]
An Unexpected Audience From Pulp Literature Issue 47, read an excerpt of Part 3 of ‘Their Grandfather’s Chair’ by JM Landels below. Here is where […]
Wherein I chat about When Words Collide and MORE upcoming writerly events! Subscribers of the PulpFemme newsletter might have read about my shenanigans at When […]
Awakening Summer Surfacing by cover artist Jenn Ashton invites us into the world of Pulp Literature Issue 47, Summer 2025. About this work, the artist says, “The painting […]
Last Chance Attention, poets! The deadline for the 2025 Kingfisher Poetry Prize has been extended to August 17th, 2025! This is your last chance to […]
Seventeen-Syllable Odes In the summer of 2016, Megan Waring delighted us with a poignant yet tongue-in-cheek collection of haikus. Enjoy two of these cheeky gems […]
Off the Clock From Pulp Literature Issue 47, find an excerpt of our feature story, ‘Killing Time’ by Leo X Robertson below. Enjoy this argument […]
Tiny Horrors We were first introduced to the amazing Rina Piccolo when she submitted the illustrated story, ‘The Power of Centipedes’. We were delighted to publish […]
Reunions From Pulp Literature Issue 46, find an excerpt of the next part of ‘Their Grandfather’s Chair’ by JM Landels. Here’s where we left off… […]
The Price of Passion When society talks about finding that thing that sets your arse on fire, it doesn’t mean eating ghost peppers dipped in […]
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