This Week on Friday Live: Leo X Robertson, Robin Malcolm, and Brandon Crilly
Our PSA (Pulp Submissions Advice) for New Writers Here at Pulp Lit we delight in the discovery of great work from new and unpublished authors, […]
‘The Birthday Party’ by Melisa Gregorio
There’s nothing quite like the jittery delight kindled by a stack of birthday presents, wrapped and ribboned and all for you! Except, perhaps — for […]
Throwback Thursday: ‘The Pope of the Chimps’ by Robert Silverberg
Robert Silverberg is one of the world’s most prolific and beloved science fiction authors. He has attended every Hugo award ceremony since 1953. We believe […]
This Week on Friday Live: Alex Reece Abbott, Emily Osborne, and Epiphany Ferrell
The Home Stretch “After all,” Anne had said to Marilla once, “I believe the nicest and sweetest days are not those on which anything very […]
The Extra: Frankie Ray at the Gates of Monument Studios
Spring into Pulp Literature Issue 26 with this week’s feature author, the multi-talented Mel Anastasiou. As a writer, editor, and mentor, she shares her wonderful […]
Throwback Thursday: Purple Siren by Herman Lau
What a difference a year makes! Every Thursday, we are taking a look back at the artists and authors who wowed us in 2019. And […]
This Week on Friday Live: Rebecca Ruth Gould, Gregg Chamberlain, and Michelle Barker
Every Blog Has Its Day Well, dear reader, we seem to have reached that part of the pandemic proceedings in which this socially-distanced editor turns […]
‘The Bicolour Spiral’ by Matthew Hughes
Author Matthew Hughes writes in many genres under many names, including Matt Hughes and Hugh Matthews. He has won the Arthur Ellis Award from the […]
Throwback Thursday: ‘Aria: The Sentry Stone’ by JM Landels
Where in the world is JM Landels? At the writing desk? In front of the easel? On horseback? Behind the sword? As an author, artist, […]
This Week on Friday Live: Hannah van Didden, Theric Jepson, and Michael Kamakana
Our Daily Be-Read What’s on your To Be Read list? For some, the pile groans with weighty classics or biographical tomes. For others, it sags […]