Throwback Thursday: ‘Under Pale Flesh’ by Kris Sayer
Swordswoman, sequential artist, seamstress — and Pulp Lit staple — Kris Sayer explores the world, inspiring us with her have-sketchbook-will-travel ways. Kris is an independent […]
Swordswoman, sequential artist, seamstress — and Pulp Lit staple — Kris Sayer explores the world, inspiring us with her have-sketchbook-will-travel ways. Kris is an independent […]
In his powerful short story ‘Featherweight’, Chad V Broughman explores the tormented legacy stemming from a single moment in childhood. Appearing in Issue 25, Winter 2020, this […]
As we continue our look back at the authors, artists, and stories that captivated us in 2019, today we bring you an excerpt of ‘Day […]
Oh, For Fudgel’s Sake! In A Letter to a Young Poet, Virginia Woolf tells us that “it is impossible to read too much.” And here […]
As an accomplished cartoonist and comics scholar, Allison Bannister explores themes ranging from dinosaurs and modern fairy tales to visual rhetoric and pop culture. We […]
The only thing better than re-reading a favourite book for the umpteenth time is perhaps the discovery that there is even more to that cherished […]
Ordinary Wonder Writing is often at its best when it blends the relatable with the fantastic, the ordinary with the extraordinary. Even the strangest of […]
Each week, we are taking a look back at the authors, stories, and poems that captivated us in 2019. Today we offer you the winner […]
It’s a Dog-eared Dog World Books mark our time with words, with the meditative turning of pages, with the reassurance that what begins ends. And […]
Winner of the Pulp Literature 2019 Hummingbird Flash Fiction Prize, Tatjana Mirkov-Popovicki is an accomplished artist and author. Appearing in Issue 25, Winter 2020, her winning […]
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