From Grilled Cheese to Further Mysteries Stella Ryman, the feisty octogenarian star of Mel Anastasiou’s Fairmount Manor Mysteries, made her debut in Issue 1 of Pulp Literature with The Case of […]
Picture the Scene In ‘The Extra: Frankie Ray Makes Murder’s Final Cut’ by Mel Anastasiou, movie star and thwarted director Marietta Valdes has just confessed […]
If Time Is a Tree In ‘The Monkey Heart’, Diane Tucker offers an evocative meditation on the journey of artistic creation. This lovely prose poem […]
Like Mother, Like Daughter? In Issue 31, feature author Brenda Carre introduces us to the eponymous heroine of her mythic fantasy, ‘Birdie’. Birdie is the […]
It’s the Little Things Here at Pulp we sure enjoy good stories well told. So you can imagine our delight when we had the opportunity […]
Our Very Own Vampire This week, we are throwing it all the way back to Issue 2 with Sarah Pinsker‘s ‘Not Dying in Central Texas’, […]
The Poison in Her Veins In ‘The Shepherdess: Merveilles’ by JM Landels, Toinette has just arrived at the newly built palace of Versailles along with […]
Time for the Tie-Breaker! Our first round of the Pulp Lit Page Match ended in a tie. So now it’s time for Issue 1 and […]
Another Platter of Mystery Stella Ryman, the feisty octogenarian star of Mel Anastasiou’s Fairmount Manor Mysteries, made her debut in Issue 1 of Pulp Literature with […]
Write On, Writer! To inspire is to lend enthusiasm, to plant the seeds of creation, to breath life into. In ‘It Can Be Done with […]
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