Is 2023 Your Year to Write a Book?
No Words (Yet)? No Problem! Why wait until NaNoWriMo (in November!) to rock the writing party? Start filling up the blank page of your new […]
Writing Tips
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, […]
Listen In: It’s Time to Say Farewell to Episode 15!
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.
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 […]
Don’t miss out! Episode 1 is disappearing soon!
We hope you’ve been enjoying our newborn podcast The Pulp Lit Pulpit on Podbean. The episodes are filled with editor advice, exclusive author interviews, and […]
This Week on Friday Live: Leo X Robertson, Robin Malcolm, and Brandon Crilly
Our PSA (Pulp Submissions Advice) for New Writers Here at Pulp Lit we delight in the discovery of great work from new and unpublished authors, […]
Create a Last Line First
At the start of a piece of writing, it may be worth a writer’s time to take a few moments to draft the last line […]
Restarting your Writing Career
Most writers go through periods of rest from time to time. It’s worth remembering that these caesuras often come in times of stress, when we’re […]
Sparking Original Ideas
“The imagination imitates. It is the critical spirit that creates.” – Oscar Wilde. Sounds a bit over-clever, but I think he might have meant, Don’t […]
The Writer’s Pause. Reflect and Revitalise.
To do what you love can sometimes be stressful. -Toni Braxton. Books are big work What’s more, we have to think up every bit of […]