‘The Suicide Mission’ by KR Segriff
Against Reason From Pulp Literature Issue 46, join KR Segriff in realizing the nearly-impossible in ‘The Suicide Mission’. Enjoy an excerpt of this story below, […]
What Jenn with two Ns Wants: Novels with Bite, Brains, and Zero Regrets
Genre-busting Novels At Pulp Lit Press, we’re hunting for novels that straddle the intersection of sharp wit, emotional truth, and accessible storytelling. We love the […]
Throwback Thursday: ‘Tantrum’ by Heather Christle
As we launch our Spring 2025 issue, here’s a glimpse back to ‘Falling’ by AY Dorsey from our first spring of publication, Issue 2, Spring 2014.
‘Playdate’ by Patrick Barb
New Normal In Pulp Literature Issue 46, ‘Playdate’ by Patrick Barb challenges us to confront a familiar source of horror. Enjoy an excerpt of this story […]
Last Call for the Hummingbirds!
Get Your Entries In The 2025 Hummingbird Flash Fiction Prize, judged by Finnian Burnett, closes this weekend on June 15th! Be sure to get your entries […]
Throwback Thursday: The Mystery of the Mah-Jongg Box
As we launch our Spring 2025 issue, here’s a glimpse back to ‘Falling’ by AY Dorsey from our first spring of publication, Issue 2, Spring 2014.
‘The Myth of the Familiar’ by EC Dorgan
Myth-Making From Pulp Literature Issue 46, EC Dorgan presents us with a unknown and overlooked source of storytelling in ‘The Myth of the Familiar’. Enjoy an excerpt […]
Throwback Thursday: Detroit by Ian Haight
As we launch our Spring 2025 issue, here’s a glimpse back to ‘Falling’ by AY Dorsey from our first spring of publication, Issue 2, Spring 2014.
Thank You to Pulp Lit Poetry Editors Daniel Cowper & Emily Osborne
Farewell to Our Pulp Poetry Duo Daniel Cowper has been our poetry editor from the very beginning of Pulp Literature back when we were plotting […]
‘Chardi Kala for the Modern Dirtbag’ by Kiran K Basra
Back to Reality From Pulp Literature Issue 46, enter the mind and hopefully come out the other side with ‘Chardi Kala for the Modern Dirtbag’ by […]