Throwback Thursday: ‘The Theft of Confidence’ by Soramimi Hanarejima
In the Winter 2017 issue of Pulp Literature Carolyn Oliver offered this mythic glimpse behind a familiar tale.
Pulp Literature Issue 17
Throwback Thursday: ‘Devonian’ by Emily Osborne
Glassed Relics ‘Devonian’ by Emily Osborne sends us across time, deep into the primeval world. We are delighted to share this poem with you here, […]
Throwback Thursday: ‘Sea Changes’ by Matilda Berke
In Pieces ‘Sea Changes’, a poem by Matilda Berke, dreamily weaves Celtic myth with images of water, in this week’s throwback post. Enjoy the opening […]
Throwback Thursday: ‘For the Love of Grey’ by Anat Rabkin
From Here to Eternity ‘For the Love of Grey’ by Anat Rabkin reminds us that attitude is everything — even in Hell. Settle into eternity’s […]
Throwback Thursday: ‘We Come Back Different’ by AJ Odasso
I Must Caution You In ‘We Come Back Different’, AJ Odasso serves up a gripping steampunk tale of strange science and mysterious disappearances, all set […]
Throwback Thursday: ‘Desdemone’, a Ghost Story by JJ Lee
Who Goes There? JJ Lee presents a Christmas ghost story every year on CBC Radio in British Columbia. And we were delighted to publish ‘Desdemone’, […]
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 […]
Pulp Literature Advent Calendar ~ 17 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: John Davies
Author of ‘Tattoo’ (Issue 17), John Davies was born in Birkenhead, UK, and has had work published in Crannóg, The Manchester Review, Rosebud, Orbis, The Pedestal, QU […]
Featured Author: AJ Odasso
Part of Pulp Literature‘s mission is to showcase work that challenges us and delights us by new and established writers from diverse and underrepresented backgrounds. Pulp […]