Throwback Thursday: ‘Birdie’ by Brenda Carre
Cast Ashore In Issue 31, feature author Brenda Carre introduced us to the eponymous heroine of her mythic fantasy, ‘Birdie’. Birdie is the daughter of Gret, a witch […]
Cast Ashore In Issue 31, feature author Brenda Carre introduced us to the eponymous heroine of her mythic fantasy, ‘Birdie’. Birdie is the daughter of Gret, a witch […]
No Brag, Just Fact In ‘Gret’ by Brenda Carre, a young vagabond risks her soul against magical forces to save a world that’s been anything […]
Like Mother, Like Daughter? In Issue 31, feature author Brenda Carre introduces us to the eponymous heroine of her mythic fantasy, ‘Birdie’. Birdie is the […]
A Step in the Write Direction Inspiration for this week’s post came in an act of bibliomancy: To foretell these words, I turned to the […]
In honour of Pulp Literature Press’s fifth anniversary and of all the people who have contributed to our success we have declared 2019 our Year […]
No need to hold your breath any longer: the results are in! The Raven Short Story Contest winner for 2017 is Elaine McDivitt with her […]
What a pleasure to read Brenda Carre’s Gret in Issue 15. She gives us the unique voice of a talented young vagabond who will risks her soul against […]
And now the news you’ve been waiting for: the winners of the 2016 Raven Short Story Contest, complete with judge Brenda Carre‘s comments I loved […]
It was not an easy cut to make, but we are pleased to announce the shortlist for the 2016 Raven Short Story Contest! ‘Flotsam’ by […]
September is like a second new year. Even to those of us who are no longer in school, the slightly cooler but still-sunny days breathe […]
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