Throwback Thursday: ‘The Bridgewater Canal Mystery’ by Mel Anastasiou
A Canal Runs Through It In ‘The Bridgewater Canal Mystery’, the fifth adventure in the Hertfordshire Pub series by Mel Anastasiou, Spencer Stevens tries to […]
‘Blue Wax Paper’ by Adam Fout
Tired of the Tired From Pulp Literature Issue 45, ‘Blue Wax Paper’ by Adam Fout appears as one of the honourable mentions that stood out to […]
Throwback Thursday: ‘F-C-G-F (Country Love Sestina)’ by Elizabeth Amerding
Words in Common When the dust had settled in the 2016 Magpie Award for Poetry, and judge Diane Tucker had chosen the winners, we were […]
‘The Art of Tear Eating and Other Non-predatory Behaviours’ by Cheryl Skory Suma
Survival Instincts From Pulp Literature Issue 45, we are thrilled to present the winner of the 2024 Hummingbird Flash Fiction Prize, now in print! Read an […]
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Throwback Thursday: ‘Hothouse Flower’ by Stephanie Charrette
Rare Harvest We’re continuing with a botanical theme for our throwback Thursday posts. This week, take a step back and sideways in time to a […]
‘How to Write a Novel in Ten Days During the Zombie Apocalypse’ by Jakob Drud
Write for Your Life From Pulp Literature Issue 45, Jakob Drud reminds us of the value of storytelling, even when faced with the end of the world. […]
Congratulations to the Winners of the 2025 Bumblebee Contest!
Back in a Flash We are thrilled to announce the winner and unranked honourable mentions of the 2025 Bumblebee Flash Fiction Contest! Final judge Bob Thurber […]
Announcing the 2025 Bumblebee Shortlist!
Shortlisted Short Stories It’s time to announce the 2025 Bumblebee Flash Fiction Contest shortlist. Congratulations to the ten authors and their stories listed alphabetically below. Final […]
Throwback Thursday: ‘The Longing is Green when Branches Are Trees’ by Margaret Kingsbury
The Air We Breath As we approach spring in the northern hemisphere, it feels right to take a pause give thanks for the return of […]