Slushpile Confidential: 3 ways to get your submissions right
The Pulp Literature submissions window is open until November 15th. Last week we revealed three reasons slush pile readers pass on submissions. Now we’ll reveal […]
2018 Raven Short Story Contest Shortlist
November 15th draws near, and soon the winner of the 2018 Raven Short Story Contest will be announced! As the days grow shorter, so to […]
Slushpile Confidential: 3 Mistakes That Will Sink your Submission
Pulp Literature is opening its submissions window from November 1st to 15th. To help your story succeed, our slushpile readers are sharing a few of […]
2018 Raven Short Story Contest Longlist
What a fantastic turnout for the Raven Short Story Contest! After long hours of reading and debating, we’re ready to release the longlist. Below in alphabetical […]
Nanowrimo: 3 good reasons to take the plunge
Nanowrimo says, go ahead, dare to write a book that might even make you a lot of money, help others along with ourselves to get […]
Poetry Review: Trailer Park Elegy
Trailer Park Elegy, by Cornelia Hoogland Review by Emily Osborne The last words of William Grootendorst, spoken to the stranger who came to his aid […]
2018 Raven Short Story Contest Closes Soon
Channel your inner raven and bring us your cleverest short stories! The Raven Short Story Contest is open until October 15th, and we want to […]
Author News: Sarah Pinsker
We love the smell of fresh publications! Forthcoming from Small Beer Press is Sooner or Later Everything Falls into the Sea, a short story collection from […]
Greg Brown’s ‘Love’ is a Journey Prize Finalist
We were delighted beyond words when two of Greg Brown’s stories in Pulp Literature made it into the Writers’ Trust 2018 Journey Prize Longlist: ‘Bear’ […]
Poetry Review: Slow War
SLOW WAR, by Benjamin Hertwig: McGill-Queen’s University Press, 2017. Finalist for the Governor General’s Literary Award for Poetry. Reviewed by Daniel Cowper Slow War, by […]