Throwback Thursday: ‘Taraxacum officinale’ by Mary H Auerbach Rykov
A Growing Season It’s the little things that offer us the promise of return, in ‘Taraxacum officinale’ by Mary H Auerbach Rykov. This gentle poem […]
Mary H Auerbach Rykov
Pulp Lit at ‘Word On The Street’, June 11 & 12!
Hey, Toronto! We’re Headed Your Way! It’s the 33rd annual Word On The Street festival! Canada’s largest open-air book festival returns to the streets of […]
Throwback Thursday: ‘A Siren’s Tale’ by Mary H Auerbach Rykov
Adrift Fate takes a turn in ‘A Siren’s Tale’ by Mary H Auerbach Rykov. This striking poem appears in Issue 2, Spring 2014, and we […]
Some Conditions Apply by Mary Rykov
Mary Rykov is one of the quiet worker bees behind the scene of Pulp Literature. As a reader, you might only notice her absence in […]
2019 Year of Authors: 17 – 21 June
Everyday this week, the sun lingers just a bit longer — but these deals won’t! Take advantage of all that extra natural light as we […]
Mary Rykov’s Essay ‘Abyssinian Maid’ in CNQ
Congratulations Mary H Auerbach Rykov, poet, essayist, fiction writer, and Pulp Literature proofer extraordinaire. Mary’s essay “Abyssinian Maid” was released in the landmark Issue 100 […]
Mary Rykov’s Poetry to be Published in 2019
Congratulations to Issue 2 and Issue 9 poet, essayist, and fiction writer, Mary H. Auerbach Rykov, poet. Mary recently signed with Inanna Publications and Education […]
Pulp Literature’s Pushcart Nominees
We love all the stories in our magazine, and choosing which ones to submit for prizes is like choosing between one’s children. But we only […]
Interview with a Siren
Some slippery characters are harder to catch than others, but poet Mary Rykov slung her net around the fish-tailed catch of ‘A Siren’s Song’ from […]