The SiWC package 2022

Description

Get all three issues of Pulp Literature containing the winning stories of the 2021 Jack Whyte Storytellers Award, plus Issue 37 featuring a new story from Renée Sarojini Saklikar.  All for only $45!

Issue 34, Spring 2022

It’s turtles all the way down with Herman Lau’s evocative cover, beneath which we have a brand new Man in the Long Black Coat story by JJ Lee. Dive into debate, a shadowy landscape, and the laundry pile with stories from Mitchell Shanklin, Megan W Shaw, and Kimberley Aslett. Experience the relativity of time with Lorina Stephens, Douglas Smith, and Michelle Barker. JM Landels returns us to the streets of Paris in The Shepherdess, and Mel Anastasiou wets our feet in Howe Sound with Pretty Lies.

Issue 35, Summer 2022

Dive beneath the ocean’s surface with cover art by Akem and feature author Rhea Rose, but beware what might surface in fiction by M Denise Beaton and Mel Anastasiou. Search the skies with Cadence Mandybura and Kevin Sandefur. There’s friends, and family of the loving and the treacherous kind with JM Landels, Dustin Moon, and Kaile Shilling. Plus poetry from Yuan Changming and Dawn MacDonald, and the winner of the Bumblebee Contest!

Issue 36, Autumn 2022

Cover art by Melissa Mary Duncan offers a witchy welcome to the season. Siblings return to the past and consider the future in short fiction by James Sallis and Alex Kitt.  Meanwhile, zombies and robots have a lesson or two for the living, in stories by Shawn L Bird, Jason P Burnham, and Anna Zumbro. History itself comes alive with JM Landels and Mel Anastasiou. And time continues to spiral in a graphic short by Mikael Lopez and poetry from the Magpie award winners.

Issue 37, Winter 2022

Featuring a brand new Bramah tale by Renée Sarojini Saklikar, flash fiction by Finnian Burnett, stories from Cadence Mandybura, Patrick Barb, and Tom Jolly, the conclusion of Pretty Lies by Mel Anastasiou and another Ilmar tale from JM Landels, plus the winners of the Hummingbird Flash Fiction Prize.  All under artwork by Kristina Gehrmann.