Throwback Thursday: ‘Red Tiger’ by Chuck Lim
Bait and Switch Chuck Lim’s ‘Red Tiger’ from Pulp Literature Issue 24, Autumn 2019, is set in Vancouver’s Chinatown and Pitt Meadows in the 1930s. […]
Bait and Switch Chuck Lim’s ‘Red Tiger’ from Pulp Literature Issue 24, Autumn 2019, is set in Vancouver’s Chinatown and Pitt Meadows in the 1930s. […]
Revolution and Evolution For our latest issue of Pulp Literature, Editor-in-Chief Jennifer Landels looks forward and back, embracing both the future and the past. Enjoy the opening […]
Family and Friends In ‘Away Game’ by Mitchell Toews, it turns out that in Manitoba’s Mennonite country, you’re never too old — or too dead […]
A Winter Landscape Solstice Ritual by cover artist Herman Lau invites in a chill along with the contents of Pulp Literature Issue 45, Winter 2025. About Solstice […]
February Fiction For the month of February, our short fiction submissions will be open early to Black, Indigenous, and other racialized writers. We invite you […]
Creatures of Coffee What’s really behind the coffee chain you drink at? Find out in ‘Clearing Out Nests’ by Brandon Crilly in Pulp Literature Issue […]
An Informant In this latest instalment of The Shepherdess by JM Landels, Toinette Berger receives some much needed information from an unprecedented source. Read the start of this section […]
Childish Things A girl stands her ground and discovers power in her own hands with Rhea Rose’s ‘The Gamogue’ from Pulp Literature Issue 12, Autumn […]
Workplace Injury ‘Bad Backup’, by Gabriel Craven and Mikayla Fawcett, is a short story from Final Restoration, Gabriel and Mikayla’s series about the zombie-fighting blue-collar […]
An Arrow to the Heart Founding editor Mel Anastasiou is not only the talented author of the award-winning Fairmount Manor Mysteries, The Extra, and several […]
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