Show your love all year
Flowers fade and chocolate disappears all too quickly, but a gift subscription to Pulp Literature lights up your loved one’s face all year with four […]
Mapping the Action
“Remember in your story that setting is the other character. It is as important to your story as the people in it because it gives […]
Journey Prize
It is a lovely irony of literature that the largest Canadian prize for short fiction was endowed by an American. James A. Mitchener’s Canadian royalties […]
Swallows Contest Open
The Swallows Sequential Short Story Contest opened on New Year’s Day, and I’m thrilled to announce that the fine folks at The Comicshop in Vancouver […]
Happy New Year!
Here’s to a very happy 2015 from all of us at Pulp Literature to you and yours. PS: The Swallows contest for comic book short […]
Standoffs and Battle Scenes: Thanks for the Tip, Rob Edwards
“Standoffs keep the story going”. –Rob Edwards Mind you, I do love a good fight. Battles in books are supreme acts of creative imagination. The best […]
Merry Christmas!
Print copies of issue 5 are in the mail, digital issues have been sent out, and issue 6 is shaping up nicely. Time for some […]
The Not a Launch Party Party
Wow, it’s been less than a week since we hit our funding goal, and in that time the print copies of issue 5 have arrived, […]
And the Raven Contest Winner Is…
Our third contest was a tough one: write a story to go with the intriguing and detailed cover painting, ‘Pesky Summer Jobs’ by Dutch artist […]