Throwback Thursday: The Mystery of the Forgotten Soldier
Each week we are taking a look back at the authors, stories, and poems that captivated us in 2019, and offering the issue to you […]
Issue 25 Feature Author: A.M. Dellamonica
The feature author for our winter issue is A.M. Dellamonica. Their first novel, Indigo Springs, won the Sunburst Award for Canadian Literature of the Fantastic. […]
Throwback Thursday: Evelyn Lau
Every Thursday for the next few months, we’ll be taking a peek back in time to look at authors and stories from past issues. And […]
Issue 25 Cover Artist: Ann-Marie Brown
Ann-Marie Brown is a Canadian painter working in encaustic and oil. Right now she’s painting out of a studio on the west coast, in the […]
Throwback Thursday: Frost and Snow
Every Thursday for the next few months, we’ll be taking a peek back in time to look at authors and stories from past issues. And […]
From the Pulp Lit Pulpit: The Big Two Five
Issue 25. Twenty-five seems to be a big and important number. Young adults start dropping the ‘young’ at twenty-five. The silver anniversary is a significant […]
Create a Last Line First
At the start of a piece of writing, it may be worth a writer’s time to take a few moments to draft the last line […]
Open for Submissions
Short fiction submissions are open at Pulp Literature Press, and we’re looking forward to reading gripping, well-written stories across the genres. (Note that we don’t […]
Bumblebee Flash Fiction Contest Open to Entries
The 5th Annual Bumblebee Flash Fiction Contest opens 1 January 2020 Short fiction up to 750 words, for a top prize of $300. Your Earlybird […]
Restarting your Writing Career
Most writers go through periods of rest from time to time. It’s worth remembering that these caesuras often come in times of stress, when we’re […]