‘The Weeping Pools’ by Cadence Mandybura
Sorrow Rising From the final line of ‘The Weeping Pools’ by Cadence Mandybura, sorrow rising speaks to colonialism’s painful and enduring legacy, its trauma held […]
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Last Chance for Episode 9 of the Pulp Lit Pulpit!
There’s still time to give Episode 9 of the Pulp Lit Pulpit a listen or two! In Episode 9 , the editors discuss how they practise […]
New Poetry from Susan Haldane!
As Above, So Below Winner of Pulp Literature’s Magpie Award for Poetry, Susan Haldane‘s ‘A Short History of Space Travel’ takes the reader to dizzying […]
‘Ghost Story’ by SL Leong
Homeward Bound In ‘Ghost Story’ by SL Leong, a young woman navigates the hauntings of her past and present. Enjoy this excerpt from Issue 29, […]
New Poetry from Roxanna Bennett!
The Boundary of Acceptable That phrase, the boundary of acceptable, comes to us from Roxanna Bennett‘s ‘The Last of the Iron Lungs’, second runner-up in […]
‘Dark and Stormy’ by Mike Gillis
Navigating the Narrative One of the joys of reading unsolicited manuscripts is discovering the patterns and trends that rise from the writerly collective unconscious. And […]
Introducing Episode 13 of the Pulp Lit Pulpit!
Planting the seeds for one’s writing As writers, it’s easy to get a bit lost trying to navigate that forest of creativity (or a lack […]
Throwback Thursday: ‘The Bumblebee’s Daughter’ by Robin Malcolm
Hush, Little Baby In ‘The Bumblebee’s Daughter’, Robin Malcolm unearths family secrets as a woman at midlife begins to dig deep into her past. The […]
New Poetry from Abner Porzio!
Hijinx or Bust Hijinx or bust, a phrase from Abner Porzio‘s poem ‘Californian Illusion’ (Issue 29), holds the live, baby, live impetus found in much […]
Don’t Miss Episode 8 of the Pulp Lit Pulpit!
Be sure to catch Episode 8 of the Pulp Lit Pulpit before it rides off into the sunset for good! In Episode 8 our editors […]