Throwback Thursday: ‘Black Glass’ by Adam Fout
Us Among Aliens Adam Fout, in ‘Black Glass’, weaves a hypnotic tale of adventure and aliens, and asks us to consider the price of conquest. […]
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‘The Hunter Undead’ by Erin K Wagner
Woman’s Work In ‘The Hunter Undead’ by Erin K Wagner we join the hunt for puffins in Iceland — and visit the rocky terrain of […]
Glimpse a Goddess and Resist the Research Rabbit Hole! It’s Time for Episode 12 of the Pulp Lit Pulpit!
The Risks and Rewards of Research in Writing I think we’ve all been there. You’re writing a short story––historical fiction, fantasy, sci-fi––and you fall down […]
Throwback Thursday: ‘Cabin Fever’ by KT Wagner
Behind Closed Doors Secrets of hearth and home unspool deep in the Canadian wilderness in ‘Cabin Fever’ by KT Wagner. Throw another log on the […]
‘Synchronicity and Sonata’ by Brandon Crilly
And the Band Played On In ‘Synchronicity and Sonata’, Brandon Crilly introduces us to an afterlife of a very different sort, and offers hope to […]
Throwback Thursday: ‘Yellow Paint’ by FJ Bergmann
A Small Work on Paper In ‘Yellow Paint’ by FJ Bergmann, an art collector closes the deal — and gets more adventure than they bargained […]
How to Write Supreme Supporting Characters
Don’t let Episode 7 of the Pulp Lit Pulpit slip through the cracks without a listen or two! In Episode 7, our editors discuss supporting […]
New Poetry from Michael Penny!
That phrase — at a distance — is from the opening line of Michael Penny’s ‘Kalaloch Beach, WA’ (Issue 29), a stunning poem in which the speaker encounters a decaying beached whale.
Throwback Thursday: ‘The Red Tiger’ by Chuck Lim
Past Imperfect Chuck Lim brings the past to life and secrets to light in ‘The Red Tiger’. Visit 1930s British Columbia — Vancouver’s Chinatown , […]
The Extra: Frankie Ray, Sleuth with Star Quality by Mel Anastasiou
Keep Your Friends Close Return to Hollywood circa 1934 with Mel Anastasiou and her most-wanted ‘murderess’, Frankie Ray! Previously in The Extra … Frankie Ray […]