‘Grillo, the Story of a Cricket’ by George McWhirter
A Nocturnal Vigil From Pulp Literature Issue 45, George McWhirter invites us to investigate the identity of an insect. Enjoy this excerpt of our feature story below, […]
The 2025 Bumblebee Flash Fiction Contest Closes Tomorrow!
Buzzing Away Our 2025 Bumblebee Flash Fiction Contest is set to close tomorrow, February 15th, 2025! This is your last chance to send us your best, […]
Throwback Thursday: ‘Red Tiger’ by Chuck Lim
Bait and Switch Chuck Lim’s ‘Red Tiger’ from Pulp Literature Issue 24, Autumn 2019, is set in Vancouver’s Chinatown and Pitt Meadows in the 1930s. […]
Issue 45: From the Pulp Lit Pulpit
Revolution and Evolution For our latest issue of Pulp Literature, Editor-in-Chief Jennifer Landels looks forward and back, embracing both the future and the past. Enjoy the opening […]
Throwback Thursday: ‘Away Game’ by Mitchell Toews
Family and Friends In ‘Away Game’ by Mitchell Toews, it turns out that in Manitoba’s Mennonite country, you’re never too old — or too dead […]
‘Solstice Ritual’: New Cover Art by Herman Lau
A Winter Landscape Solstice Ritual by cover artist Herman Lau invites in a chill along with the contents of Pulp Literature Issue 45, Winter 2025. About Solstice […]
Submissions Now Open for BIPOC Authors!
February Fiction For the month of February, our short fiction submissions will be open early to Black, Indigenous, and other racialized writers. We invite you […]
Throwback Thursday: ‘Clearing Out Nests’ by Brandon Crilly
Creatures of Coffee What’s really behind the coffee chain you drink at? Find out in ‘Clearing Out Nests’ by Brandon Crilly in Pulp Literature Issue […]
‘The Shepherdess: Narbonne’ by JM Landels
An Informant In this latest instalment of The Shepherdess by JM Landels, Toinette Berger receives some much needed information from an unprecedented source. Read the start of this section […]
Throwback Thursday: ‘The Gamogue’ by Rhea Rose
Childish Things A girl stands her ground and discovers power in her own hands with Rhea Rose’s ‘The Gamogue’ from Pulp Literature Issue 12, Autumn […]