Catch the Hummingbird
The Hummingbird Flash Fiction Prize is open! But catch that earlybird now — entry fees go up on May 15th. Guidelines are here.
Walking, Sleeping, and Writing Better
“I have two doctors, my left leg and my right.” Historian G. M. Trevelyan We’re built to walk, and our bodies benefit. Brains too, being […]
Story Spotlight: Candy Apple Baby by Colin Thornton
Here’s a little snippet from Issue 14 to get your engine running this week … Candy-Apple Baby by Colin Thornton It was a candy-apple red, […]
Writers’ Block Busting
As a mystery writer, I love misdirection, because it sets me to investigating. Quick and unhelpful answers to writing questions are some of my favourite […]
Literature & Libations: the Beer Bundle
As you know, we at Pulp Lit are all about the beer. And because we are SO excited to celebrate the launch of our very […]
Creating a Writing Career: Think Big
Some say we write for an audience of one. Granted that our great work is writing the words that reader loves to read, we may […]
Last day for Creative Ink Passes!
Well, not the last day entirely — you’ll still be able to purchase passes at the door for $100. But today’s your last day to […]
Where the Angels Wait
Pulp Literature Issue 14 is with the printer and will be available in time for The Creative Ink Festival (31 Mar – 2 Apr) and […]
Introducing Renée Saklikar, the Magpie Award Judge
It is our pleasure to introduce the judge for this year’s Magpie Award for Poetry, Surrey BC’s Poet Laureate Renée Sarojini Saklikar. Renée Sarojini Saklikar […]
The New Queen of the Hive: The Bumblebee Contest Winner!
The editors and judge Bob Thurber are delighted to announce that the winner of the 2017 Bumblebee Flash Fiction Contest is “Crushed Velvet” by Ingrid Jendrzejewski. […]