This Week on Friday Live: FJ Bergmann, Mary Rykov, and Graham Robert Scott
Ordinary Wonder Writing is often at its best when it blends the relatable with the fantastic, the ordinary with the extraordinary. Even the strangest of […]
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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 […]
Pulp Literature Summer 2019 Launch Party: Toronto
Face it — Toronto in August is muggy at best, and we know you’re looking for an escape. Thanks to a strong western wind, Pulp […]
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 […]
A Branch and a Turning Point
I love the story “Poor Thing” by KM Vaghela. Fellow editor Jen Landels suggested that I draw the branch that the story turns on. I […]
Congratulations to Dr Mary Rykov!
Readers of Pulp Literature will know the high standards of quality that go into every page. That attention to detail is the result of hard […]