Issue 7 feature author: Robert J Sawyer
Canadian readers will especially recognize the name of our feature author for Issue 7 as a leading name in science fiction: Robert J Sawyer has […]
Où sont les blurbs d’antan?
One problem I have with ebooks, is that once I’ve purchased them, I can no longer read the blurbs without returning to the estore. I […]
Summer 2015 Launch
We enjoyed the Magpie Award party so much at the Wolf & Hound, we’ve decided to go back for our annual Summer Launch Party! Join […]
Contest deadline extended 12 hours
We’re extending the Hummingbird Prize for Flash Fiction deadline till noon (Pacific time) today, June 16th, as we work to process the entries we’ve received. […]
A Taste of Last Summer
The Hummingbird Contest closes on Monday. Do you have your stories in yet? Our contest judge is Bob Thurber, master of short fiction. To inspire […]
Celebrating Summer!
We love summer! After all, Pulp was born on a sunny deck on Bowen Island in July of 2013, and our earliest graphics featured books […]
Pacing, Description, and Painted Toes
Pacing is a tricky learning curve for some, like me. Other writers seem to have an intuitive feel for it and know just when to […]
The 2015 Magpie Award for Poetry
The results are in, and here is the report from the final judge, George McWhirter! The finalists for 2015 were all masterfully precise and evocative […]
The Magpie Shortlist
We are extremely pleased to announce the shortlisted poems for the 2015 Magpie Awards. In alphabetical order by poem title the finalists are: ‘Caffe Pettirosso’ […]
Begin with the End in Mind
I’ve been re-reading Stephen R Covey’s The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People. The second habit, ‘Begin with the end in mind’, has several layers […]