‘The Haunted Ghost: a Christmas Story’ by JJ Lee
A Good Tradition Gather round, dear readers, it’s time for ‘The Haunted Ghost: a Christmas Story’ by JJ Lee. JJ writes and records a Christmas […]
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‘Stella Ryman and the Labyrinthian Puzzle’ by Mel Anastasiou
Shelter Me In ‘Stella Ryman and the Labyrinthian Puzzle’ by Mel Anastasiou, Stella, the octogenarian sleuth of the down-at-heel Fairmount Manor, continues her search for […]
Throwback Thursday: ‘Snow White Is Mine!’ by Fred Zackel
Mascots Gone Wild In ‘Snow White Is Mine!’ by Fred Zackel, life backstage at a theme park is no fairytale. Enjoy a peek behind the […]
‘Get Home Safe’ by Sierra Louie
Sweet Home In ‘Get Home Safe’ by Sierra Louie, the destination is peace. But is the perilous journey worth the price? Sierra tells us that […]
Throwback Thursday: ‘Chip Runner’ by Robert Silverberg
Disappearing Act In ‘Chip Runner’ by Robert Silverberg, we meet a young man looking to disappear, and the therapist trying to save him. This story was […]
‘Separate Worlds’ by Chip Houser
Risking Metaphor ‘Separate Worlds’ by Chip Houser was the Editors’ Choice winner in the 2023 Hummingbird Prize for Flash Fiction. From its intriguing opening lines […]
Throwback Thursday: ‘absent are the constellations…’ by Sarah Summerson
Body Echoes Sarah Summerson, in ‘absent are the constellations my father plucked from sky’, cracks open secrets and explores the hidden spaces of family life. Enjoy […]
‘Field’s Nocturne No. 10 in E Major’ by Matt Lumbard
Go for Ghosts ‘Field’s Nocturne No. 10 in E Major’, a tender and lyrical story by Matt Lumbard, won the 2023 Hummingbird Prize for Flash […]
Throwback Thursday: ‘Cry’ by David Ly
Afterglow There’s the devil you know, and the devil you don’t. But as David Ly reminds us in ‘Cry’, ‘bravery is where you worry it […]
It’s Time for the Pulp Literature Issue 41 Poetry Round-Up!
The Shattering Pulp Literature Issue 41, Winter 2024 features the remarkable poetry of DS Maolalai, Purbasha Roy, and Aaron Poochigian. Watch the shape of the […]