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 serialized storytime instalments featuring Allaigna and Stella. But did you know these wonderful episodes won’t last forever?
That’s right, each episode has a limited lifespan of about eight to twelve weeks, after which it’s gone!
But don’t fret if you haven’t had time to give them a listen yet — you can download the episodes and save them for when you want to hear them most.
Episode 1: Your Standout First Page
Our first episode, Your Standout First Page, will be gone by December 14th. In this one, editors Gen, Mel, Jen, and Sam discuss how to write a standout first page that “wows” not only your writing group but that also drives those pesky editors to keep on reading.
As well, our readings include ‘Brothers, Sisters, and Lullabies,’ the opening verse of Allaigna’s Song: Overture by JM Landels, and the first Stella Ryman and the Fairmount Manor Mysteries novella, ‘Stella Ryman and the Case of the Third Option,’ by Mel Anastasiou
And we close off the episode with a message from your Writing Muse to keep your own writing flowing.
This episode will disappear forever on December 14th. Download it now!
Check out the rest of these fabulous episodes before they’re gone
Matthew Hughes: Roving Writer, plus Creativity during Covid
Disappearing forever on December 21st!
In this episode editors Gen, Mel, Jen, and Sam discuss the timely topic of Creativity during Covid: writing during the pandemic. We introduce our Pulp questionnaire with an exclusive interview with Matthew Hughes, and enjoy readings from Allaigna’s Song: Overture by JM Landels and Stella Ryman and the Fairmount Manor Mysteries by Mel Anastasiou, and a message from your Writing Muse
Renee Sarojini Saklikar on literature, doomscrolling, and getting through the pandemic with rooibus
This week we talk tropes: what can you use and what should never be seen again; and then we have a lovely conversation with poet, author, and Magpie contest judge Renée Sarojini Saklikar. Plus part three of the Fairmount Manor Mysteries read by Mel Anastasiou, and verse 2 of Allaigna’s Song: Overture by JM Landels.
The Swashbuckling CC Humphreys and the best writing advice ever
This week Jen, Genevieve, Sam and Mel discuss the best pieces of writing advice they’ve been given, and CC Humphreys answers our pointed questions.
Compelling Characters, plus AM Dellamonica on productivity and hope
This week our editors discuss what makes a compelling protagonist, AM Dellamonica let us into their writing life, we join Stella Ryman locked in the effects closet at Fairmount Manor, and meet a stranger at the autumn fair with Allaigna.
Worldbuilding, and writing anywhere, anytime, with JJ Lee
Our editors discuss worldbuilding, JJ Lee gives us a glimpse into his writing life, and Sam answers your writing questions on building a writing routine, plus more Allaigna and Stella from Jen and Mel.
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