Throwback Thursday: ‘Above it All’ by Robert J Sawyer
The Word for Peace Rhymes with Fear For our 40th issue, which marked ten years of Pulp Literature at the end of 2023, we chose […]
The Word for Peace Rhymes with Fear For our 40th issue, which marked ten years of Pulp Literature at the end of 2023, we chose […]
Meet the Pulp Lit Mistresses of Mystery We’re delighted to announce that not one, but two, Pulp Literature authors have shortlisted works in the 2026 Crime […]
Christmas in … April? While it’s not quite December and not quite time for Christmas in July, we thought you might enjoy this attempt at […]
Hold On The Autumn 2022 issue featured ‘I Can See for Miles’, an excerpt of Mel Anastasiou‘s novel of love and grief Pretty Lies , set during […]
Unusual Work In Pulp Literature Issue 49, Lauren Stein presents us with a less than usual work day in ‘Return to Office’. Read an excerpt of this […]
A Date Night from … Space? In ‘Just Another Date Night on the Highway Out of Town’, Zandra Renwick demonstrates why, some days, it just […]
What Was Lost In Pulp Literature Issue 49, Cadence Mandybura teaches us about the price of searching for lost things in her story ‘The Pilfer Imp’. Read […]
Less Than a Week to Go! The 2026 Magpie Award for Poetry closes Wednesday, April 15th! Poets, this is your last chance to polish up […]
Families and Other Fragile Structures ‘In ‘Little Snowflake Girls’, Dawn Lo introduces us to a girl becoming a woman, navigating family, friends, and foreign climates. […]
Historic Events In Pulp Literature Issue 49, Russell Hugh McConnell offers up an entirely realistic portrayal of normal life in southwest Florida with ‘Salty Dave and the […]
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