Throwback Thursday: Pretty Lies: Eyes Full of Moon by Mel Anastasiou
Ghosts and Lovers In the golden summer of 1974, Jenny Riley is trying to keep herself sane after the crash that killed Joey, the boy […]
Ghosts and Lovers In the golden summer of 1974, Jenny Riley is trying to keep herself sane after the crash that killed Joey, the boy […]
Back in a Flash The 2025 Hummingbird Flash Fiction Prize, judged by master of short forms, Finnian Burnett, returns tomorrow, May 1st, 2025! Send us […]
Epics and Lullabies For the Pulp Literature Issue 45 poetry round-up, please enjoy these poems steeped in myth by Dan MacIsaac and DA Cooper. Find […]
Talking with Flowers This week we delve into myth once more, with a throwback to KT Wagner‘s look into the ‘ever-after’ of the Snow Queen, […]
Storied Endings From Pulp Literature Issue 45, find the finale of Mel Anastasiou‘s paranormal mystery Take My Hand. Enjoy the first pages of the last instalment, ‘Enter Night’, […]
Reconstitutional Matters In the winter of 2020 we were delighted to publish the SF myth, ‘A Parable of Things that Crawl and Fly’ by Graham […]
Nothing to Smile About Rina Piccolo‘s ‘Say Cheese, Jesus, Please’ is her fourth work in Pulp Literature. Her illustrated story ‘The Power of Centipedes’ appeared […]
Making Time Good news, poets! We’re extending the deadline for our 2025 Magpie Award for Poetry, judged by Renée Sarojini Saklikar, until Monday, April 21st! […]
Guidelines For the first twenty five issues of Pulp Literature we were lucky enough to have a different short story from founding editor Susan Pieters in […]
Another Self From Pulp Literature Issue 45, Soramimi Hanarejima‘s ‘Life After Bifurcation’ asks us to consider what it means to share ourselves with others. An honourable […]
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