Throwback Thursday: ‘Last of a Thing’ by Douglas Smith
A Fool’s Quest In ‘Last of a Thing’ by Douglas Smith, a fool travels through mythic lands to a monster’s lair and brings us unexpected […]
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Throwback Thursday: ‘The Gamogue’ by Rhea Rose
Childish Things A girl stands her ground and discovers power in her own hands with Rhea Rose’s ‘The Gamogue’ from Pulp Literature Issue 12, Autumn […]
Throwback Thursday: ‘Family AGM’ by Susan Pieters
Unhappy in Its Own Way With ‘Family AGM’, author Susan Pieters was inspired by the tedium of the grant-writing process to consider what it would […]
Throwback Thursday: ‘Masquerade’ by JM Landels
Make. Believe. Travel to Venice, with ‘Masquerade’ by JM Landels. Here magic is made — and deception lies just beneath all the beautiful surfaces. JM […]
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: ‘Analyze and Discuss’ by Stephen Koster
The Beauty of Words In ‘Analyze and Discuss’ by Stephen Koster, writing and café life set the scene for some unexpected matchmaking. Check out just […]
Throwback Thursday: ‘The Night Stylist’ by Peter Norman
Just a Little off the Top In Issue 27, Summer 2020, we brought you ‘Like We Said’, a poem by Peter Norman. But today, we’re throwing it […]
Throwback Thursday: ‘Stella Ryman and the Man with the Gun’ by Mel Anastasiou
Stella to the Rescue — Again! Stella Ryman, the feisty octogenarian star of Mel Anastasiou’s Fairmount Manor Mysteries, made her debut with The Case of […]
Throwback Thursday: ‘If You’d Like To Make A Call, Please Hang Up’ by Bob Thurber
Daddy’s Home In ‘If You’d Like To Make A Call, Please Hang Up’ by Bob Thurber, it might cost a father more than just cab […]
Poetry and Prose by Peter Norman
In Issue 12, Autumn 2016 we brought you ‘The Night Stylist’, a short story by Peter Norman. And now, in Issue 27, Summer 2020, Peter […]