Throwback Thursday: ‘Dream Hypnosis’ by Matthew Walsh
Crab Voice In ‘Dream Hypnosis’ by Matthew Walsh, the inability to speak — or, truly, to be heard — is both curse and blessing. Enjoy […]
Pulp Literature Issue 25
Throwback Thursday: ‘Wrap Party’ by AM Dellamonica
Break a Leg In ‘Wrap Party’ by AM Dellamonica, we go behind the scenes of a community theatre where blood and booze set the stage. […]
Who’s Ready for Round 9 of the Pulp Lit Page Match?
In This Corner… Issue 9 with feature author George McWhirter and cover art by Tais Teng In This Corner… Issue 25 with feature author AM […]
Throwback Thursday: A Look Back at 2020
The first version of this blog post was rather sombre; the second a little too cheeky. How does one talk about a year full of fear and loss, toilet paper and hand sanitizer?
‘Featherweight’ by Chad V Broughman
In his powerful short story ‘Featherweight’, Chad V Broughman explores the tormented legacy stemming from a single moment in childhood. Appearing in Issue 25, Winter 2020, this […]
Ghost Room by Allison Bannister
As an accomplished cartoonist and comics scholar, Allison Bannister explores themes ranging from dinosaurs and modern fairy tales to visual rhetoric and pop culture. We […]
Treason’s Fulcrum by JM Landels
The only thing better than re-reading a favourite book for the umpteenth time is perhaps the discovery that there is even more to that cherished […]
Afterlife by Tatjana Mirkov-Popovicki
Winner of the Pulp Literature 2019 Hummingbird Flash Fiction Prize, Tatjana Mirkov-Popovicki is an accomplished artist and author. Appearing in Issue 25, Winter 2020, her winning […]
New Poetry by Nicholas Alti
With vivid and unflinching imagery, poet Nicholas Alti places us squarely in the body of suffering and asks us to consider our own path to […]
Shotguns and Jinn by Akem
The multi-talented artist and author Akem created the stunning cover art for Issues 16, 18, and 23. We are delighted to share with you her […]