The Smell of Antiseptic
Writers are often instructed to write what you know. And in Pulp Literature Issue 25, Winter 2020, Frances Rowat takes that advice to horrifying new heights. ‘The […]
Pulp Literature Issue 25
Buddha in a Bottle by Susan Pieters
Susan Pieters is a founding editor at Pulp Literature Press. Her stories range from high-end literary to the weirdly fantastical, and this story is a […]
New Poetry from David Troupes
As a poet, composer, and artist, David Troupes has scored a hat trick of creative possibility. It was our great delight to publish his poem […]
A Parable of Things That Crawl and Fly
This week from the Winter 2020 issue, we’re featuring ‘A Parable of Things That Crawl and Fly’ by Graham Robert Scott and Wallace Cleaves. Be […]
Frankie Ray Rolls into Tinseltown by Mel Anastasiou
Fresh from the pages of our Winter 2020 issue, this week’s feature author is the multi-talented Mel Anastasiou. As a writer, editor, and mentor, Mel is […]
Issue 25 Feature Author: A.M. Dellamonica
The feature author for our winter issue is A.M. Dellamonica. Their first novel, Indigo Springs, won the Sunburst Award for Canadian Literature of the Fantastic. […]
Issue 25 Cover Artist: Ann-Marie Brown
Ann-Marie Brown is a Canadian painter working in encaustic and oil. Right now she’s painting out of a studio on the west coast, in the […]
From the Pulp Lit Pulpit: The Big Two Five
Issue 25. Twenty-five seems to be a big and important number. Young adults start dropping the ‘young’ at twenty-five. The silver anniversary is a significant […]