Throwback Thursday: ‘Frankie Ray Rolls into Tinseltown’ by Mel Anastasiou
Arrival Time In this installment of The Extra: A Monument Studios Mystery by Mel Anastasiou, Frankie Ray and Connie Mooney reach Hollywood in their stolen […]
‘The Eternity Machine’ by Graham J Darling
Still Falling The university as universe. The unique as universal. All becomes one become none — or does it? — in ‘The Eternity Machine’ by […]
Announcing the Quarter-Finalists for the First Page Cage Match!
First Page Power! We are delighted to announce the eight quarter-finalists for the First Page Cage Match! These first pages made us hungry for more, and […]
Announcing the Winners of the 2023 Kingfisher Poetry Prize!
A Crowning Achievement It’s time to announce the winner and unranked honourable mentions of the 2023 Kingfisher Poetry Prize, with commentary from final judge Jude Neale! […]
‘The Shepherdess: La Tectume’ by JM Landels
Inferno In ‘The Shepherdess: La Tectume’ by JM Landels, Toinette, former shepherdess and lady’s maid turned agent of the Silver Branch, is on a mission […]
Throwback Thursday: ‘Echo/Narcissus’ by Joelle Kidd
Hearing Voices Myth, memory, and mortality collide in ‘Echo/Narcissus’ by Joelle Kidd. Enjoy this excerpt from Issue 21, Winter 2019, on sale now until December […]
Closing Soon: Pulp Literature’s Online Silent Auction!
Ten Years and Forty Issues With the recent release of Pulp Literature Issue 40, Autumn 2023, we’ve just wrapped up our first ten years of […]
Announcing the Longlist for the First Page Cage Match!
The Battle of the ‘Scripts We are delighted to announce the longlist for our inaugural First Page Cage Match! Authors are listed alphabetically by first […]
Announcing the 2023 Kingfisher Poetry Prize Shortlist!
The Daring Dozen We are delighted to reveal the twelve shortlisted poems for the 2023 Kingfisher Poetry Prize! The winner and honourable mentions, as decided […]
‘The Lady M’ by Cat Girczyc
Lying in Wait In ‘The Lady M’ by Cat Girczyc, we see just how difficult it can be to tell friend from foe — especially […]