Throwback Thursday: ‘Black Market’ by Susan Pieters
Everything for a Price In ‘Black Market’ by Susan Pieters, seeing means more than believing. Seeing means knowing. Knowing need, knowing pain. But at what […]
The Faery Godmother by Ashley Rose Goentoro
An Autumn Offering We begin our journey into the pages of Pulp Literature Issue 28, Autumn 2020 under the watchful gaze of The Faery Godmother by […]
The 2020 Raven Short Story Contest Shortlist
And Then There Were Eight There is a certain symmetry in the numeral 8, isn’t there? Top and bottom balance and reflect one another, each […]
Throwback Thursday: ‘The Thieving Pot’ by Lena Mahmoud
Lena Mahmoud, in ‘The Thieving Pot’, cooks up something new with an old Arabian folk tale. Tunjur is an Arabic word for cooking pot, and like […]
The 2020 Raven Short Story Contest Longlist
Oh, Those Remarkable Ravens! It is our great delight to share with you the 2020 Raven Short Story Contest longlist. Authors are announced alphabetically by first […]
‘Allaigna’s Song: Oburakor’ by JM Landels
Runaway. Fugitive. Ranger. And now, after six years of military service, Allaigna sees her career take an unexpected leap, in this all-new adventure by JM […]
New Poetry by Alison Braid
In Issue 23, Summer 2019 we were delighted to publish ‘Asturias’ by Alison Braid, a poem that simmers to bursting with all the heat and […]
‘Linen, Leeks, and Blood’ by Kris Sayer
Kris Sayer cooks up something tasty with ‘Linen, Leeks, and Blood’, served here fresh from the pages of Issue 27, Summer 2020. Fertility and decay, spells […]
Submissions Update
Thank you, authors! Our general submissions period is now closed. First reads are underway. And we have a hearty stack of fiction — from pint-sized […]
Throwback Thursday: ‘On the Sixth Day’ by Deborah L Davitt
Survival and sacrifice make for anguished companions in ‘On the Sixth Day’ by Deborah L Davitt, excerpted here from Issue 23, Summer 2019. When confronting […]