Throwback Thursday: ‘Tantrum’ by Heather Christle
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.
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Throwback Thursday: ‘The Nix’s Wife’ by Kathryn Yelinik
Blood and Water In ‘The Nix’s Wife’ by Kathryn Yelinek, a young woman must fight supernatural beings and ordinary prejudice to prove her husband’s innocence. […]
Throwback Thursday: ‘Cry’ by David Ly
Afterglow There’s the devil you know, and the devil you don’t. But as David Ly reminds us in ‘Cry’, ‘bravery is where you worry it […]
Throwback Thursday: ‘The Extra’ by Mel Anastasiou
Extra, Extra! In The Extra: A Monument Studios Mystery by Mel Anastasiou, Vancouver schoolmarm Frankie Ray runs away to Silver Screen Hollywood to test her […]
Throwback Thursday: ‘The Pope of the Chimps’ by Robert Silverberg
Mortal Beings In ‘The Pope of the Chimps’, Robert Silverberg births a new religion from a social experiment gone wrong. In our feature interview, we […]
Listen In: It’s Time to Say Farewell to Episode 15!
In Episode 15, we welcome guest host Genevieve Wynand. And in our Editors’ Chat, the Pulp team explore the highs, lows, and hidden corners of naming characters and setting, and titling work. The perils of procrastination, the gems in genre, and the habits of history are ripe for the picking. And of course, there are the many benefits and challenges of changing names as you get to know the characters. But, as we discover, inspiration is everywhere.
Here Comes Episode 20 of the Pulp Lit Pulpit!
Show and Tell? The editors kick off a multi-episode discussion series about the most overrated pieces of writing advice. First, we tackle the infamous(?) “show, […]
Announcing Round 6 of the Pulp Lit Page Match!
In This Corner… Issue 6 with feature author Krista Wallace and cover art by Tais Teng In This Corner… Issue 22 with feature author Robert […]
Throwback Thursday: ‘The Endless Drop’ by Minna Hakkola and Matthew Nielsen
In ‘The Endless Drop’, by graphic authors and illustrators Minna Hakkola and Matthew Nielsen, gravity changes it mind and the whole world turns upside down. […]
Passenger Pigeons by Mary Willis
With rich and captivating imagery, Mary Willis invites readers deep into the heart of her poems. We were delighted to publish her evocative piece ‘Snowshoeing’ […]