‘The Dark Mute’ by Lee Nash
Incognito From Pulp Literature Issue 47, join a quiet movement with ‘The Dark Mute’ by Lee Nash. Find an excerpt of this story here, then […]
‘Carl’s Hope’ by August van Stralen
In Our Nature From Pulp Literature Issue 47, discover what it means to challenge perceptions and programming in August van Stralen‘s ‘Carl’s Hope’. Find an […]
Give yourself the gift of Hour Stories!
This summer, we offered our Hour Stories writing circle programming during the Federation of BC Writers Summer Writing Challenge. It was so popular, we’re doing […]
Announcing the Winners of the 2025 Kingfisher Poetry Prize!
Prized Poems It’s time to announce the winners of the 2025 Kingfisher Poetry Prize, as selected by final judge Jude Neale! Find the winners along with […]
Announcing the 2025 Kingfisher Poetry Prize Shortlist!
Fine Feathered Work From a pool of twenty-seven dazzling longlisted poems, we are pleased to announce that after much deliberation, a shortlist of ten poems […]
‘Frequency Eight’ by Sophie Ganic
Radio Silence From Pulp Literature Issue 47, practice self-isolation with Sophie Ganic’s story, ‘Frequency Eight’. Frequency Eight by Sophie Ganic LOG OF HANNAH MEADOWS [52°16ʹ15.4ʺN […]
Find COMMUNITY and reset your writing brain for FALL!
Happy second Monday of September! Technically, it’s not fall in the Northern Hemisphere yet, at least not until September 22 at 11:19 a.m. Pacific time. […]
‘Waheela’s Whistle’ by Scotty Olsen
What Transcends Words From Pulp Literature Issue 47, find an excerpt of Scotty Olsen’s story steeped in music, ‘Waheela’s Whistle’, below. Waheela’s Whistle by Scotty […]
Announcing the 2025 Kingfisher Poetry Prize Longlist!
Poets to Chatter About From a hoard of admirable short poems, we are thrilled to announce which 2025 Kingfisher Poetry Prize entries caught our attention […]
Throwback Thursday: ‘Cannery Row’
A Different Lens Susan Pieters is a fourth-generation Californian who took warm weather for granted until she moved to Vancouver. Now that she’s a Canadian, […]