Throwback Thursday: ‘The Green Thread and the Blue’ by Carolyn Oliver
In the Winter 2017 issue of Pulp Literature Carolyn Oliver offered this mythic glimpse behind a familiar tale.
Pulp Literature Issue 13
Throwback Thursday: ‘About Light’ by Jude Neale
Fever Touch In ‘About Light’ by Jude Neale, heartache might be inevitable, but heartbreak is, mercifully, optional. Enjoy the poem, shortlisted for the 2016 Magpie […]
Throwback Thursday: ‘The Third Day of Spring’ by Susie Taylor
Reverberations In ‘The Third Day of Spring’ by Susie Taylor, the mess of being human travels from afar — and emerges from deep within. Experience […]
Throwback Thursday: ‘The Case of the Cavalier’s Rapier’ by Mel Anastasiou
The Old College Try How far will Spencer Stevens — then and now — go to find his long-lost love? Whether he’s on horseback as one […]
Throwback Thursday: ‘Fishface and the Leg’ by Matt Hughes
Not a Bad Mortician A hapless investigator sees more than he imagines — and less than he should — in ‘Fishface and the Leg’ by […]
Throwback Thursday: ‘The Devil You Don’t’ by Matthew Hughes
A Sense of History Like the editors at Pulp Literature, Matthew Hughes, our feature author for Issue 13, dips his toe in the waters of […]
Pulp Literature Advent Calendar ~ 13 December
With twenty-four fabulous back issues, one to mark each day of Advent, we hope to share with you the joy and magic of the season. […]
Featured Author: Matthew Hughes
The New Year is upon us, and 2018 is bright with new material from many previously published Pulp Literature authors. Matthew Hughes, author of ‘The […]
FJ Bergmann, Winner of the Gold Line Press Chapbook Contest
Congratulations to poet and short fiction author FJ Bergmann, winner of the 2017 Gold Line Press chapbook contest for her collection A Catalog of the […]
‘Better Watch Out’ by Anna Belkine
By now our subscribers should have received their digital copies of Issue 13, and many of the print versions have arrived at their destinations as […]