Throwback Thursday: ‘The Pledge’ by Donald Dewey
Promises, Promises In ‘The Pledge’ by Donald Dewey, private lives aren’t private for long once dogged PI Paul Finley takes the case. Watch out for […]
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‘And in the Arcade, Ego’ by Kate Heartfield
Tilt the Machine ‘And in the Arcade, Ego’ by Kate Heartfield tackles the big things: obedience and resistance, money and power, death and immortality. And, […]
Throwback Thursday: ‘Of Siege and Sword’ by Tyner Gillies
Scrolling Back the Years Hop aboard our digital time machine and journey with us all the way back to our very first issue, Pulp Literature […]
Throwback Thursday: ‘The River’ by kc dyer
This Endless Path In ‘The River’ by kc dyer, our narrator’s journey begins and ends (or does it?) beside a river. In this elliptical, hypnotic […]
‘The Shepherdess: Intrigue’ by JM Landels
A Matter of Mimicry In ‘The Shepherdess: Intrigue’ by JM Landels, Toinette has moved up in the world, from shepherdess to maid to the pretend […]
Throwback Thursday: ‘Stella Ryman and the Man with the Gun’ by Mel Anastasiou
Stella to the Rescue — Again! Stella Ryman, the feisty octogenarian star of Mel Anastasiou’s Fairmount Manor Mysteries, made her debut with The Case of […]
‘Houses’ Finale by Matthew Nielsen
You Can Go Home Again — Sort Of In part one of the stunning graphic short ‘Houses’ by Matthew Nielsen, appearing in Issue 31, a lad […]
Throwback Thursday: ‘The Devil’s Condom’ by Fred Zackel
Safety First In ‘The Devil’s Condom’ by Fred Zackel, a man makes a deal with the Devil and learns too late that some agreements really […]
New Poetry by Aldona Dziedziejko, Magpie Award Second Runner-up!
Humanity’s Slow Crawl Aldona Dziedziejko‘s ‘Mammal Mouth (Linaria Vulgaris)’ won second runner-up in our 2021 Magpie Award for Poetry, and appears in Issue 32, Autumn 2021. Final […]
Throwback Thursday: ‘Things to Live For’ by Richard E Gropp
No Way to Die In ‘Things to Live For’ by Richard E Gropp, a man learns that hope really does spring eternal — especially if […]