Some Conditions Apply by Mary Rykov
Mary Rykov is one of the quiet worker bees behind the scene of Pulp Literature. As a reader, you might only notice her absence in […]
Mary Rykov is one of the quiet worker bees behind the scene of Pulp Literature. As a reader, you might only notice her absence in […]
As a fitting reminder to cut the suspense, a bumblebee buzzed past one of our editor’s windows today. From Bob Thurber, the humblest bumblebee we […]
Every Thursday for the next few months, we’ll be taking a peek back in time to look at authors and stories from past issues. And […]
Every Thursday for the next few months, we’ll be taking a peek back in time to look at authors and stories from past issues. And […]
The Raven Short Story Contest always rounds out our year nicely, and Autumn 2019 produced a wonderful crop of tales sure to sustain us well […]
An Unkindness of Ravens What’s unkind about the Raven Short Story Contest? Why, making us choose, of course! It’s never easy deciding which stories will […]
This month will see the highly anticipated debut of Matthew Hughes’ novel, What the Wind Brings. With a slip stream narrative, and elements of magical realism, […]
Calgary, we know we don’t say this often enough but … we’re coming to see you! A lot has happened since our last visit; we […]
Face it — Toronto in August is muggy at best, and we know you’re looking for an escape. Thanks to a strong western wind, Pulp […]
This week we move into the blaze of August, and Pulp Literature is going to be busy! Catch us in Toronto, Calgary, and of course, […]
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