Author News: Bob Thurber
Do you like reading great fiction for only a fraction of the price? Issue 12 featured author, Bumblebee Flash Fiction judge, and all around debonair […]
Magpie Deadline extended to Tuesday
Poets, we don’t know about you, but the weekend caught up with us, and we’re still processing entries for the Magpie Award. So if your […]
Featured Author: Sophie Panzer
Ah, young talent! In the spirit of spring and new beginnings, emerging writers are a symbol of good things to come. Sophie Panzer, author of […]
Running with the Theme
Here’s a fun game—spot the theme, as stated in the first half of the first act of the novel or film, usually by a supporting […]
Magpie Award Judge, Renée Sarojini Saklikar
It is our pleasure to welcome back the final judge for this year’s Magpie Award for Poetry, Surrey BC’s Poet Laureate Renée Sarojini Saklikar. Renée […]
Five Minutes, Five Stories: Pulp Literature Writing Tips
Even at the start of a new tale, it’s worth thinking about the next five stories in your body of work. “Yes, the story I […]
Author News: Greg Brown
At Pulp Literature, we know our writers are talented, and we want the rest of the world to know too! That’s why every year we […]
Featured Author: John Davies
Author of ‘Tattoo’ (Issue 17), John Davies was born in Birkenhead, UK, and has had work published in Crannóg, The Manchester Review, Rosebud, Orbis, The Pedestal, QU […]
Spring Fever Back Issue Sale!
Spring is here and the daffodils and cherry blossoms are busting out at last! To celebrate we have pruned the prices on all our spring […]
The One Word Writing Tip
Some movie titles resonate over the decades, with just a single word: Greed. Superman. Heist. Memento. Charade. One Great Word I’ve been reading Michael Connelly’s The Crossing. I admire […]