Throwback Thursday: ‘Under Pale Flesh’ by Kris Sayer
Swordswoman, sequential artist, seamstress — and Pulp Lit staple — Kris Sayer explores the world, inspiring us with her have-sketchbook-will-travel ways. Kris is an independent […]
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Ghost Room by Allison Bannister
As an accomplished cartoonist and comics scholar, Allison Bannister explores themes ranging from dinosaurs and modern fairy tales to visual rhetoric and pop culture. We […]
Issue 25 Cover Artist: Ann-Marie Brown
Ann-Marie Brown is a Canadian painter working in encaustic and oil. Right now she’s painting out of a studio on the west coast, in the […]
Throwback Thursday: Frost and Snow
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 […]
Aurora Nominee Melissa Mary Duncan
Congratulations to Melissa Mary Duncan. She is nominated in the Best Artist category for the Aurora awards. This is Melissa’s second nomination. A Pulp Literature […]
Cover Reveal: Allaigna’s Song Overture
You’ve already seen the beautiful painting by Melissa Mary Duncan … now here’s what the cover of Allaigna’s Song: Overture looks like with lovely custom-embellished titles by […]
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. […]
Many Thanks!
We are thrilled and still a bit giddy after the nail-biting hours of the campaign last night! Our funding was successful and we cannot thank […]
Art Collector’s Delight
All right, this is the uber mega reward. For the true art lover who wants to be a patron of the arts by supporting Something […]
Colouring Paradise: A Renaissance-Inspired Colouring Book
Did you discover Paradise with last year’s Kickstarter? If not, here’s your second chance! We still have a few copies of Colouring Paradise: a Renaissance-Inspired […]