‘You See But You Do Not Observe’ by Robert J Sawyer
Unfamiliar Roles From Pulp Literature Issue 49, find an excerpt of our feature story, ‘You See But You Do Not Observe’ by Robert J Sawyer below! Originally […]
Throwback Thursday: ‘Big Red Schoolhouse’ by Ace Baker
Life Lessons With the 2026 Magpie Award for Poetry opening for entries next week, we thought a throwback to the winner of the inaugural Magpie […]
Announcing the 2026 Bumblebee Flash Fiction Contest Longlist!
Stories in Flight We are happy to announce the longlist for this year’s Bumblebee Flash Fiction Contest! Find the longlisted authors, listed alphabetically by first […]
Issue 49: From the Pulp Lit Pulpit
Never Just One Thing In our Winter 2026 issue of Pulp Literature, Sierra Louie contemplates comics, change, and the cold. Challenge what you know about seasons […]
Throwback Thursday: ‘The Drink We Spill Out on the Ground’ by Claire Humphrey
Summer’s End Take a trip back to the Summer of 2023 — or sometime in the 90’s — with this nostalgia and magic-tinged feature story […]
The Pulp Lit Winter 2026 Launch
Celebrating Issue 49 Join us at Café Duello (426 W Hastings St) in Vancouver on Sunday, February 22nd from 1:30-3:30pm to launch Pulp Literature Issue 49, […]
‘Their Grandfather’s Chair: Part 4’ by JM Landels
Familiar Gestures From Pulp Literature Issue 48, read an excerpt of part 4 of ‘Their Grandfather’s Chair’ by JM Landels. This story, featuring Allaigna’s sisters […]
Reprieve! The Bumblebee contest is still open
Happy Family Day! Last minute reprieve! Because of the stat holiday here in British Columbia, we won’t be able to close the Bumblebee Contest today. […]
Throwback Thursday: ‘Gwannyn’s Song’ by JM Landels
Love vs Duty After the publication of the Allaigna’s Song: Chorale, the third book in her high fantasy trilogy, author JM Landels found that some of […]
Cover Reveal: Jupiter Rising Over Europa by Jeff Sturgeon
Infinite Vista Jupiter Rising Over Europa by renowned SF artist Jeff Sturgeon invites us into the vast possibilities of story that await on the pages of Pulp […]