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 […]
Ace Baker
Throwback Thursday: ‘Victory Girl’ by Ace Baker
Troublemakers In ‘Victory Girl’, Ace Baker offers a stunning narrative mash-up, using poetry and prose to tell a powerful coming-of-age story. It won the 2012 […]
2019 Year of Authors: 7 – 11 Jan
Five years ago, we released our very first issue of Pulp Literature magazine. It has been an amazing journey, made possible by the incredible talent of the […]
The 2015 Magpie Award for Poetry
The results are in, and here is the report from the final judge, George McWhirter! The finalists for 2015 were all masterfully precise and evocative […]
Journey Prize
It is a lovely irony of literature that the largest Canadian prize for short fiction was endowed by an American. James A. Mitchener’s Canadian royalties […]
Award Season!
We are pleased as punch to announce our nominations for the Pushcart Prize. How did we pick them? It was hard. Have you even looked […]
Canvention Congratulations!
Congratulations to next issue’s feature author, Eileen Kernaghan, who netted an Aurora Award for her poem “Night Journey: West Coast” published in Tesseracts Seventeen by EDGE […]
Interview Behind the Barn
Our second Proust Questionnaire response comes from Uncle Sid, whom we met in Ace Baker’s Magpie Award Winning Poem, ‘Big Red Schoolhouse’. You can find […]
The 2014 Hummingbird Prize for Flash Fiction
For the past few weeks author, raconteur, and stylish man-about-town JJ Lee has been reading through the longlist of flash fiction stories for the Hummingbird […]
Magpie Award Winners
The winners of the Inaugural Magpie Award for Poetry were announced last night at our Issue 3 Launch. The shortlist, compiled by our poetry editor […]