Throwback Thursday: ‘Late Night Fun Facts on the No. 65’ by JTF King
A young paralegal meets all sorts of interesting commuters in ‘Late Night Fun Facts on the No. 65’ by JTF King. Come along for the […]
Pulp Literature Issue 22
Throwback Thursday: ‘Girls Who Dance in the Flames’ by Cheryl Wollner
Winner of the 2018 Raven Short Story Contest, ‘Girls Who Dance in the Flames’ by Cheryl Wollner pulls the reader in immediately with its powerful […]
Throwback Thursday: ‘SnapShots’ by Leo X Robertson
In ‘Snapshots’ by Leo X Robertson, a father’s grief leads to a son’s identity crisis. Enjoy this excerpt from Pulp Literature Issue 22 as we […]
Throwback Thursday: ‘Spin Doctor’ by Susan Pieters
Susan Pieters is addicted to writing flash fiction with the Pulp Literature team during the Hour Stories sessions, using the meditation and prompt cards created […]
Throwback Thursday: ‘The Nix’s Wife’ by Kathryn Yelinek
In the ‘Nix’s Wife’ by Kathryn Yelinek, a newlywed tests frightening waters to save the man she loves. Watch the mystery swirl in this excerpt from Pulp […]
Throwback Thursday: ‘Cry’ by David Ly
As we continue our look back at the authors and artists who wowed us in 2019, we bring you a poem from David Ly. Appearing […]
Throwback Thursday: The Extra by Mel Anastasiou
Last week, for our series on Issue 26, we gave you a sneak peek of The Extra Part 4 by mystery maestra Mel Anastasiou. Today, […]
Throwback Thursday: ‘The Pope of the Chimps’ by Robert Silverberg
Robert Silverberg is one of the world’s most prolific and beloved science fiction authors. He has attended every Hugo award ceremony since 1953. We believe […]
Throwback Thursday: Purple Siren by Herman Lau
What a difference a year makes! Every Thursday, we are taking a look back at the artists and authors who wowed us in 2019. And […]
Pulp Literature Advent Calendar ~ 22 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. […]