Throwback Thursday: ‘The Nix’s Wife’ by Kathryn Yelinek
In the ‘Nix’s Wife’ by Kathryn Yelinek, a newlywed tests frightening waters to save the man she loves. Watch the mystery swirl in this excerpt from Pulp […]
This Week on Friday Live: Kristene Perron, Daniel Cowper, and Melissa Mary Duncan
O Canada! Today’s post is brought to you by the letter P and the number 4. The P is for procrastination. They say to have […]
‘Deep Water’ by Mike Carson
Mike Carson has always loved stories and believed in the power of words, a love that led him to a degree in English and a […]
Throwback Thursday: ‘Cry’ by David Ly
As we continue our look back at the authors and artists who wowed us in 2019, we bring you a poem from David Ly. Appearing […]
This Week on Friday Live: Jeanette Topar, Jakob Drud, and Brenda Carre
A Step in the Write Direction Inspiration for this week’s post came in an act of bibliomancy: To foretell these words, I turned to the […]
‘Watershakers’ by Christi Nogle
In ‘Watershakers’ by Christi Nogle, a young girl is captivated by a mysterious being that emerges from stagnant water. Dive into the pages of Pulp […]
Sharing Our Stories: An Invitation to Reflect and a Gift
A Time to Love Humans are storytellers. We make sense of our inner and outer worlds through narrative, through the stories we tell ourselves, and […]
Throwback Thursday: The Extra by Mel Anastasiou
Last week, for our series on Issue 26, we gave you a sneak peek of The Extra Part 4 by mystery maestra Mel Anastasiou. Today, […]
This Week on Friday Live: Leo X Robertson, Robin Malcolm, and Brandon Crilly
Our PSA (Pulp Submissions Advice) for New Writers Here at Pulp Lit we delight in the discovery of great work from new and unpublished authors, […]
‘The Birthday Party’ by Melisa Gregorio
There’s nothing quite like the jittery delight kindled by a stack of birthday presents, wrapped and ribboned and all for you! Except, perhaps — for […]