Throwback Thursday: ‘I Can See for Miles’ by Mel Anastasiou
Hold On The Autumn 2022 issue featured ‘I Can See for Miles’, an excerpt of Mel Anastasiou‘s novel of love and grief Pretty Lies , set during […]
‘Return to Office’ by Lauren Stein
Unusual Work In Pulp Literature Issue 49, Lauren Stein presents us with a less than usual work day in ‘Return to Office’. Read an excerpt of this […]
Throwback Thursday: ‘Just Another Date Night on the Highway Out of Town’
A Date Night from … Space? In ‘Just Another Date Night on the Highway Out of Town’, Zandra Renwick demonstrates why, some days, it just […]
‘The Pilfer Imp’ by Cadence Mandybura
What Was Lost In Pulp Literature Issue 49, Cadence Mandybura teaches us about the price of searching for lost things in her story ‘The Pilfer Imp’. Read […]
The Magpie Award for Poetry Closes Soon!
Less Than a Week to Go! The 2026 Magpie Award for Poetry closes Wednesday, April 15th! Poets, this is your last chance to polish up […]
Throwback Thursday: ‘Little Snowflake Girls’ by Dawn Lo
Families and Other Fragile Structures ‘In ‘Little Snowflake Girls’, Dawn Lo introduces us to a girl becoming a woman, navigating family, friends, and foreign climates. […]
‘Salty Dave and the Voice of the Brazen Head’ by Russell Hugh McConnell
Historic Events In Pulp Literature Issue 49, Russell Hugh McConnell offers up an entirely realistic portrayal of normal life in southwest Florida with ‘Salty Dave and the […]
Help Shape our Path to Publishing Conference!
Path to Publishing Conference with Pulp Literature For our writers who are aspiring, practising, and all of those in between, Pulp Literature Press is planning […]
Throwback Thursday: ‘The Map According to Me’
Lost and Found In ‘The Map According to Me’, Susan Pieters reminds us that, in the generation gap, being the centre of it all might […]
‘Smile’ by DP Snyder
Maintaining Appearances In Pulp Literature Issue 49, take a trip back to 1987 with ‘Smile’ by DP Snyder. Read an excerpt of this story below, and be […]