Time Management and The Writing Life
How we manage our time as full-time writers within our full-time lives is a story rich in conflict and joy. Like any good tale it […]
What’s the Buzz?
Microfiction is the grey zone between poetry and prose, in my books. It all depends on how you read your words. Do you memorize the […]
Doing the Math For Your Writing Career
If you want to lead a full-time writing career in your full-time life, consider the happy mathematics of writing books. Writers talk about books taking six […]
Retreat Afterglow
Gourmet food, historic bedrooms, island sunshine, and the Muse guiding our pens … Last weekend on Bowen was a writer’s paradise in every way, and […]
Happy New Year to the Muse!
Now that the holidays are winding up we are reenergized to get back to work here at Pulp Literature! We are tidying up the stories […]
JJ Lee: Fireside Al for the 21st century
Many of us who grew up in Canada in the 20th century remember Christmas Eve readings on CBC by Alan Maitland, aka ‘Fireside Al‘. Sadly […]
Are you our next Cover Artist?
Artists! We are looking for a full-colour cover for Issue 11 of Pulp Literature! The catch: it needs to illustrate a character, scene, or theme […]
Pushcart Picks
At the end of our second year of publishing, we look back at 2015 and admire the works we have printed. It’s a bit like […]
Transitions in Storytelling: Milestones and Memories
I’m reading a social history of the UK in the 1950s, Family Britain, which in the hands of a lesser writer might read like a […]
Writer’s Block Could Just Be Lassie at the Cliff Edge
From time to time writers may face blank pages and find their minds are blank, too. Some give up. That’s it, I’m at 30,000 words […]