Announcing Pulp Literature’s 2022 Pushcart Prize Nominees!
Pulp’s Picks We are delighted to announce our 2022 Pushcart Prize nominees! With so many incredible stories and poems to choose from, the selection process […]
Authors
‘Solstice’ by Melissa Nelson
When the Wind Screams In ‘Solstice’ by Melissa Nelson, a family living deep in the woods finds a way to survive isolation — and starvation. […]
Make Space On Your Shelves: It’s the Pulp Literati 2021 Novel News Round-up!
What a Year! Here at Pulp Literature, we delight in bringing you issues jam-packed with genres and bursting with literary brio! And we couldn’t do […]
Throwback Thursday: ‘The Ankle Bracelet’ by CC Humphreys
Charms In ‘The Ankle Bracelet’ by CC Humphreys, two strangers meet on a train and share a cup of tea. And through them we see […]
Have No Fear, Our Pop-Up Book Shop Is Here!
Just in time for the holidays! Are you an author with books to sell? A reader who knows there’s no such thing as too many […]
‘Come Back Around’ by Sarina Bosco
What Goes Around … In ‘Come Back Around’, author Sarina Bosco shows us why all bets are off when survival of the fittest makes room […]
Throwback Thursday: ‘Stella Ryman and the Thief Named Edge’ by Mel Anastasiou
Unmentionables In ‘Stella Ryman and the Thief Named Edge’ by Mel Anastasiou, octogenarian amateur sleuth Mrs Stella Ryman chases down a thief — and makes […]
‘Just Another Date Night on the Highway Out of Town’ by Zandra Renwick
It’s Been a Slice! Okay, I’ll be honest: ‘Just Another Date Night on the Highway Out of Town’ by Zandra Renwick might not actually be […]
Welcome Episode 21 of the Pulp Lit Pulpit!
Is ‘Write What You Know’ a No-No? The editors are back with the second part of their five-part series on overrated writing advice. This week, […]
Throwback Thursday: ‘The Manufacturing of Sorrow’ by Bob Thurber
Blind to the Light In the flash fiction piece ‘The Manufacturing of Sorrow’, the devastatingly succinct Bob Thurber offers an evocative allegory of suffering. Break […]