Throwback Thursday: ‘White Rabbit’ by Deepthi Atukorala
Ladybird, Ladybird Fly Away Home … In ‘White Rabbit’, an honourable mention for the 2018 Surrey International Writers Conference Storyteller Award, Deepthi Atukorala brings us […]
Don’t miss out! Episode 1 is disappearing soon!
We hope you’ve been enjoying our newborn podcast The Pulp Lit Pulpit on Podbean. The episodes are filled with editor advice, exclusive author interviews, and […]
‘Little Snowflake Girls’: A Short Story by Dawn Lo
Sisters and Other Strangers In ‘Little Snowflake Girls’, author Dawn Lo introduces us to a young woman navigating the competing demands of family, belonging, and […]
Announcing Our Nominees for the 2021 Pushcart Prize
At Pulp Literature, our literary landscape dips and dives across diverse genres. And so, to give you a glimpse of the scenery on offer, we include below the opening line to each nominated piece.
Awards Nomination Season: the 2020 Round Up
Nominate Your Favourites! One of the best parts of award season is the opportunity to look back at all of the fabulous stories, poetry, and […]
‘What Kind of Story?’ by AJ Lee
Meet Your Match As AJ Lee shows us in ‘What Kind of Story?’, from Issue 28, Autumn 2020, your perfect match might just be a […]
New Poetry by Raluca Balasa
Gather and Run Inspired by a line in ‘Waltz for My Brother’ by poet Raluca Balasa, gather and run beautifully captures the complexities of love […]
The Extra: Frankie Ray, the Sleuth with the Platinum Hair by Mel Anastasiou
Out of the Frying Pan, Into … the Closet? From movie set to brothel to her very own living room, Frankie Ray is on the […]
Throwback Thursday: ‘Biophilia’ by Margot Spronk
Smell the Green … That phrase, from ‘Biophilia’ by Margot Spronk, is just a whiff of the lush world and leaf-lashing characters that await you. […]
‘Man with Golden Helmet’ by Renée Sarojini Saklikar
Closer to Memory∗ In ‘Man with Golden Helmet’, feature author Renée Sarojini Saklikar follows a thread of memory that spans varied landscapes and geography. She […]