Welcome Episode 21 of the Pulp Lit Pulpit!
Is ‘Write What You Know’ a No-No? The editors are back with the second part of their five-part series on overrated writing advice. This week, […]
Is ‘Write What You Know’ a No-No? The editors are back with the second part of their five-part series on overrated writing advice. This week, […]
In Episode 15, we welcome guest host Genevieve Wynand. And in our Editors’ Chat, the Pulp team explore the highs, lows, and hidden corners of naming characters and setting, and titling work. The perils of procrastination, the gems in genre, and the habits of history are ripe for the picking. And of course, there are the many benefits and challenges of changing names as you get to know the characters. But, as we discover, inspiration is everywhere.
Show and Tell? The editors kick off a multi-episode discussion series about the most overrated pieces of writing advice. First, we tackle the infamous(?) “show, […]
Standing Out from the Crowd I often wonder whether it’s harder to write the first sentence of a short story or the first sentence of […]
There’s still time to check out the editors’ tips on revision! We each have our own particular writing routines, habits, and superstitions. But one thing […]
Let’s Talk Polishing In Episode 18 our editors talk rock tumblers and discuss tips for revising and polishing your work before sending it off. Polishing […]
Our Favourite Parts of Being Writers While I personally have some of the most fun complaining about the woes of the writer’s life (deadlines, anyone?), […]
Family Life as Literary Fodder This week, Genevieve Wynand is back for another spin in the host’s chair. And the Pulp team explores how every […]
Contests, Submissions, & Guidelines, Oh My! In Episode 11 of the Pulp Lit Pulpit, editors Genevieve Wynand and Jen Landels talk contest submissions and how […]
My Kingdom for a Name! This week, we welcome guest host Genevieve Wynand. And in our Editors’ Chat, the Pulp team explore the highs, lows, […]
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