Issue 51: From the Pulp Lit Pulpit
Sunshine on the Page For our Summer 2026 issue of Pulp Literature, Mel Anastasiou contemplates the art of re-reading. Read her full editorial from Pulp Literature Issue 51, […]
Sunshine on the Page For our Summer 2026 issue of Pulp Literature, Mel Anastasiou contemplates the art of re-reading. Read her full editorial from Pulp Literature Issue 51, […]
Looking Forward and Back In our fiftieth issue of Pulp Literature, founding editors JM Landels and Mel Anastasiou reflect on the magazine’s past and look ahead […]
Path to Publishing Conference with Pulp Literature For our writers who are aspiring, practising, and all of those in between, Pulp Literature Press is planning […]
Never Just One Thing In our Winter 2026 issue of Pulp Literature, Sierra Louie contemplates comics, change, and the cold. Challenge what you know about seasons […]
Thank You for the Poetry For our autumn issue of Pulp Literature, Mel Anastasiou reflects on the journeys of poetry editors Daniel Cowper and Emily Osborne as […]
Happy second Monday of September! Technically, it’s not fall in the Northern Hemisphere yet, at least not until September 22 at 11:19 a.m. Pacific time. […]
The Price of Passion When society talks about finding that thing that sets your arse on fire, it doesn’t mean eating ghost peppers dipped in […]
Today’s dispatch is late as I have been chasing my tail trying to get caught up on all the things. How about you? Keeping cool? […]
Two Mondays ago, I announced that PulpFemme is open for submissions. This Monday, I’m sharing what we’re looking for. Huzzah! Come on, Canada — we […]
Genre-busting Novels At Pulp Lit Press, we’re hunting for novels that straddle the intersection of sharp wit, emotional truth, and accessible storytelling. We love the […]
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