Be sure to catch Episode 8 of the Pulp Lit Pulpit before it rides off into the sunset for good!
In Episode 8 our editors discuss pacing in short stories and novels. When pacing is done right, you hardly notice it. When it’s not, it’s like chasing a runaway train (or at least that’s how my stories seem to go!). I loved the advice they shared.
Be sure not to miss Krista Wallace’s exclusive interview with Pulp Literature. Krista began her writing career with her Gatekeeper trilogy––the first of which, Gatekeeper’s Key, was a finalist in the Colorado Gold Contest, the PNWA Writing Contest, and won the Fraser Valley Writers’ School competition. The second book of the trilogy, Gatekeeper’s Deception, was also a finalist in the Colorado Gold Contest.
Krista also won the first ever Raven Short Story Contest with her short story “The Inner Light” featured in Pulp Literature Issue 6.
In addition to writing, Krista hosts the podcast Totally Fantastic Title and is also a member of the musical groups FAT Jazz and The Itty Bitty Big Band. To learn more about these endeavors, check out Krista’s website.
Also in Episode 8, Jen reads from Allaigna’s Song where Allaigna delves into books to discover more about magic. Mel reads from Stella Ryman and the Fairmount Manor Mysteries where Stella uncover’s Cheryl’s innocence.




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