Welcoming Jenn Sommersby to the Pulp Lit Team!
Meet Jenn with Two Ns In 2017, Pulp Literature Press began publishing novels, and over the course of five years we produced eight titles of […]
Articles by Jennifer Landels
Throwback Thursday: Pretty Lies: Eyes Full of Moon by Mel Anastasiou
Ghosts and Lovers In the golden summer of 1974, Jenny Riley is trying to keep herself sane after the crash that killed Joey, the boy […]
Friday Live Readings
The Pandemic, the Press, and You Unless you’ve been living under a rock for the last few months, the COVID-19 pandemic has affected you in […]
From the Pulp Lit Pulpit: The Big Two Five
Issue 25. Twenty-five seems to be a big and important number. Young adults start dropping the ‘young’ at twenty-five. The silver anniversary is a significant […]
The 2019 Hummingbird Flash Fiction Prize
It was a hard fought battle between our top ten feisty hummingbird entrants, and the skirmish between the final two was fierce indeed. After careful […]
What the Wind Brings: Matthew Hughes’s Magnum Opus
We are delighted to announce that we’ve entered into a contract with Matthew Hughes to publish his spectacular historical novel, What the Wind Brings. What […]
The Winner of the 2018 Raven Short Story Contest is …
Cheryl Wollner of Boca Raton, Florida for Girls Who Dance in the Flames Judge CC Humphreys, had this to say The competition standard was very […]
Happy International Women’s Day
I love our cover art. For me, one of the greatest joys of the magazine is finding and choosing paintings to wrap our words in. […]
Stella Ryman and the Fairmount Manor Mysteries
For my money, here’s the best reward on Something Novel … Mrs Stella Ryman is an amateur sleuth, trapped in a down-at-heel care home. You’d be […]
The Magic of Bowen
There’s something about Bowen Island that feeds the writer’s soul, and this magical place, a stone’s throw across the water from Horseshoe Bay, is central […]