Thirty years ago, in The Paris Review, Margaret Atwood said, “Every novel is — at the beginning — the same opening of a door onto a completely unknown space.” Whether as writer or reader, we grab hold of the words and step, in brave anticipation, to the other side. And what is true of literature, is also true of life: We are all now summoning courage, closing physical doors, but opening others onto completely unknown spaces.
Literature, because it has always been an alchemy of solitude and community, might just be what saves us yet: A writer toils away in a room of their own, then brings their work to the world. A reader cozies up with a book in a quiet corner, united with others reading the same magical lines. And now, in the silence of this closed-door world, books open countless others, inviting us to explore unfamiliar realms, to discover new possibilities, to befriend the strange.
In this spirit of alone together, we are honoured to offer you a literary gift of connection through distance. When you purchase Allaigna’s Song: Aria before our official launch on April 19th, we will send a digital copy of Allaigna’s Song: Overture to a friend, colleague, or loved one of your choice.
Simply email us at info@pulpliterature.com with ‘Friends and Family’ in the subject line and send
- An image of your proof of purchase of Allaigna’s Song: Aria from our website, Amazon, or any other retailer.
- The email address of the friend to whom you’d like us to send a free copy of Allaigna’s Song: Overture.*
- The message (if any) you’d like us to include.
*If your friend has already read Overture we’re happy to send Aria instead.
The Allaigna’s Song trilogy, while it contains heart-stopping action, adventure, and magic, is ultimately about family — both the family we’re born with, and the family we create — and we are delighted to be able to share it with your nearest and dearest.
Join us in the Aether
The official launch date for Aria is this Sunday, April 19th, in conjunction with our Issue 26 launch. We will be hosting live readings and demos from authors including Patti-Jeane Pangborn, Christi Nogle, Mike Carson, Michael Donoghue, MFC Feeley, Jenny Blackford, Rina Piccolo, Melissa Mary Duncan, Mel Anastasiou and JM Landels. These will stream via our YouTube Channel, and we also invite you to join our Discord channel where you can chat with our guests, ask questions, win door prizes and receive virtual book signings (ie, personal emails from authors).
Allaigna’s Song: Aria and Pulp Literature Spring 2020 Online Book Launch
Sunday 19 April, 5pm – 7pm Pacific Time
On our Discord Channel
And Live on YouTube
If you haven’t used Discord before we suggest you check out the link ahead of time to familiarize yourself with the platform. We’re looking forward to seeing you there!
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