Throwback Thursday: ‘Bug in My Ear’ by Susan Pieters
Little Creatures Susan Pieters, in ‘Bug in My Ear’, reminds us that even if we fail to take the first hint, life will eventually offer […]
‘Nobody Knows It but Me’ by Franco Amati
Signals Body and mind ensnare — and protect — in ‘Nobody Knows It but Me’ by Franco Amati. We are delighted to share with you […]
First Page Cage Match: Readers’ Choice, Bracket Four!
Which Story Will Get the Chance to Live Happily Ever After? It’s time to cast your vote in the fourth bracket of the First Page Cage […]
Throwback Thursday: ‘Jonathan S Primrose Gets Eaten by a Bear’ by William Charles Brock
Casting Shadows In ‘Jonathan S Primrose Gets Eaten by a Bear’ by William Charles Brock, a writer decides to write something new and meaningful. And […]
‘Moon Eater’ by EC Dorgan
Field Methods In ‘Moon Eater’, EC Dorgan reminds us that there are the stories we inherit and the stories we write for ourselves. And, in […]
First Page Cage Match: Readers’ Choice, Bracket Three!
Read and Rave About Vote now, in the third bracket of the First Page Cage Match: Readers’ Choice division! The Pulp Lit editors selected the eight […]
Throwback Thursday: ‘Toolshed’ by Matthew Walsh
Skill Building In ‘Toolshed’, poet Matthew Walsh reminds us that family, and family legacy, are beautifully built by all that we make and all that […]
‘The Golden Bull’ by JM Landels
Beasts and Burdens JM Landels is the author of the bestselling Allaigna’s Song trilogy as well as the spy novel The Shepherdess. ‘The Golden Calf’, […]
First Page Cage Match: Readers’ Choice, Bracket Two!
Battle of the Books! It’s time to vote in the second bracket of the First Page Cage Match: Readers’ Choice division. We editors have had […]
Throwback Thursday: ‘Wax-Winged Icarus’ by Kate Austin
That Brave Boy In ‘Wax-Winged Icarus’, Kate Austin captures the bitter and the sweet of letting go of all we hold on to. Take flight, […]