Throwback Thursday: ‘Allaigna’s Song, Verse 1’ by JM Landels
Her Story Allaigna’s Song by JM Landels is a love story, family saga, and coming-of-age novel that braids together the stories of a daughter, mother, […]
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Cover Contest: The Work of Melissa Mary Duncan
Crazy for Cover Art! We just launched Issue 38, Spring 2023 (*take a sneak peek below!), and wow did the cover reveal get a huge […]
Throwback Thursday: ‘The Mechanics’ by Angela Melick
Reap and Repair In ‘The Mechanics’ by Angela Melick, food isn’t the only resource that’s scarce and precious. We are thrilled to be throwing it […]
Throwback Thursday: ‘Glass Curtain’ by Susan Pieters
Always Greener Step into a slice of suburban life, with ‘Glass Curtain’ by Susan Pieters. Originally published in the 2008 Surrey International Writers’ Conference anthology […]
Throwback Thursday: ‘Of Siege and Sword’ by Tyner Gillies
Scrolling Back the Years Hop aboard our digital time machine and journey with us all the way back to our very first issue, Pulp Literature […]
Throwback Thursday: ‘Only the Loons Know’ by SL Nickerson
All but Empty Margaret Atwood recognized survival as one of the great themes of Canadian fiction. And, in ‘Only the Loons Know’ by SL Nickerson, […]
Kicking off Tier 2 of the Pulp Lit Page Match!
Winner vs Winner Today is our first All-star Page Match where the winners of round one and two go head to head for the first […]
It’s the Pulp Lit Page Match Round 1 Rematch!
Time for the Tie-Breaker! Our first round of the Pulp Lit Page Match ended in a tie. So now it’s time for Issue 1 and […]
Throwback Thursday: ‘Stella Ryman and the Case of the Third Option’ by Mel Anastasiou
Departure The Hero’s Journey begins when the chosen one is summoned by the Call to Adventure. As Joseph Campbell tells us, this adventure often begins […]
Don’t miss out! Episode 1 is disappearing soon!
We hope you’ve been enjoying our newborn podcast The Pulp Lit Pulpit on Podbean. The episodes are filled with editor advice, exclusive author interviews, and […]