Throwback Thursday: Detroit by Ian Haight
As we launch our Spring 2025 issue, here’s a glimpse back to ‘Falling’ by AY Dorsey from our first spring of publication, Issue 2, Spring 2014.
Pulp Literature Issue 14
Throwback Thursday: ‘Candy-Apple Baby’ by Colin Thornton
Born to Be Wild ‘Candy-Apple Baby’ by Colin Thornton is a fully accessorized tale of theft, fractured friendships, and motorcycle envy. Rip to adventure, with […]
Throwback Thursday: ‘Jonathan S Primrose Gets Eaten by a Bear’ by William Charles Brock
Casting Shadows In ‘Jonathan S Primrose Gets Eaten by a Bear’ by William Charles Brock, a writer decides to write something new and meaningful. And […]
Throwback Thursday: ‘Bear’ by Greg Brown
Warning Signs In ‘Bear’ by Greg Brown, a big surprise really does await those who go down to the woods today. We are delighted to […]
Throwback Thursday: ‘Birdhouse’ by David Clink
Final Destination In ‘Birdhouse’ by David Clink, finding just the right place of rest means listening to more than one’s intuition. Enjoy the poem, here […]
Throwback Thursday: ‘Stella Ryman and the Case of the Fallen Crusader’ by Mel Anastasiou
A Woman on a Mission In ‘The Case of the Fallen Crusader’ by Mel Anastasiou, the machineries of Institution can’t handle the troubles that plague […]
Throwback Thursday: ‘The Ankle Bracelet’ by CC Humphreys
Charms In ‘The Ankle Bracelet’ by CC Humphreys, two strangers meet on a train and share a cup of tea. And through them we see […]
Author News: Greg Brown
Every year, we nominate our most recent crop of authors for as many awards as possible. It’s one way of passing forward the good fortune […]
Author News: CC Humphreys
You remember Issues 1 and 14 feature author, CC Humphreys, don’t you? Allow us to refresh your memory … he’s the swashbuckling thespian and prolific […]
Author News: Greg Brown
At Pulp Literature, we know our writers are talented, and we want the rest of the world to know too! That’s why every year we […]