‘Stella Ryman Takes the Wheel’ by Mel Anastasiou
On the Road Again In ‘Stella Ryman Takes the Wheel’ by Mel Anastasiou, Stella embarks on her city-wide search for hospital-bound Thelma Hu, well aware […]
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Throwback Thursday: ‘Sea Changes’ by Matilda Berke
In Pieces ‘Sea Changes’, a poem by Matilda Berke, dreamily weaves Celtic myth with images of water, in this week’s throwback post. Enjoy the opening […]
‘Above It All’ by Robert J Sawyer
Up and Away ‘Above it All’, a psychological horror story from Robert J Sawyer, was first published in 1996. Now, nearly thirty years later, it […]
Throwback Thursday: ‘Amazon’ by Daniel Aristi
Portraits and Portraits ‘Amazon’ by Daniel Aristi, shortlisted for the 2016 Magpie Award for Poetry, appeared in Issue 13, Winter 2017, and we are delighted […]
Announcing Pulp Literature’s 2024 Pushcart Prize Nominees!
Pulp’s Picks We are delighted to announce our 2024 Pushcart Prize nominees! Over the last ten years, we’ve been honoured to publish so many talented authors and poets. […]
It’s Time for the Pulp Literature Issue 39 Poetry Round-Up!
Burning Well In Issue 39, Summer 2023 we brought you poetry by Elina Taillon, Haro Lee, and DS Martin that doesn’t just burn. It takes us to the moon […]
Throwback Thursday: ‘Space Tears Can Hurt’ by Greg Walklin
Rescue Me ‘Space Tears Can Hurt’ by Greg Walklin does what all good science fiction does: it tells a poignant, human story that just happens […]
‘Stella Ryman and the Curse of Youth’ by Mel Anastasiou
Line of Sight In ‘Stella Ryman and the Curse of Youth’ by Mel Anastasiou, octogenarian sleuth Stella Ryman returns for her thirteenth adventure! When Thelma […]
Throwback Thursday: ‘Some Say the World Will End in Fire’ by R Daniel Lester
A Punch in the Gut In ‘Some Say the World Will End in Fire’ by R Daniel Lester, a writer’s main character comes to life […]
‘Then and Now: An ASD Comic’ by Matthew Nielsen
Ever Onward Get the full spectrum of possibility, with ‘Then and Now: An ASD Comic’ by Matthew Nielsen. Enjoy the first two pages, excerpted here […]