Throwback Thursday: ‘Little Snowflake Girls’ by Dawn Lo
Families and Other Fragile Structures ‘In ‘Little Snowflake Girls’, Dawn Lo introduces us to a girl becoming a woman, navigating family, friends, and foreign climates. […]
Pulp Literature Issue 28
Throwback Thursday: ‘What Kind of Story’ by AJ Lee
Once Upon a Time In ‘What Kind of Story’, author AJ Lee takes us through the rabbit hole to a story ever so familiar, and […]
Throwback Thursday: ‘Man with Golden Helmet’ by Renée Sarojini Saklikar
Watching the Watchers In ‘Man with Golden Helmet’, feature author Renée Sarojini Saklikar follows a thread of memory that spans many landscapes. She weaves a literary tapestry […]
Throwback Thursday: ‘Cabin Fever’ by KT Wagner
Behind Closed Doors Secrets of hearth and home unspool deep in the Canadian wilderness in ‘Cabin Fever’ by KT Wagner. Throw another log on the […]
‘The Shepherdess: Versailles’ by JM Landels
Ever Onward In this next installment of The Shepherdess by JM Landels, Toinette makes a leap of faith and lands on the steps of Versailles. […]
New Poetry from Cara Waterfall
A Tiny Turbine That phrase comes to us from Cara Waterfall, winner of the Editor’s Choice 2020 Magpie Award for Poetry. Her winning poem ‘Hummingbird […]
New Poetry from Charlene Kwiatkowski
Winner of the 2020 Magpie Award for Poetry for ‘they say you will teach me more than I will ever teach you’, Charlene Kwiatkowski has a knowing finger on the pulse of family. Charlene has generously gifted us with another of her beautiful pieces. ‘How far the apple falls’ is an ekphrastic poem inspired by the poignant surrealist sculpture Father and Son.
‘Chimaera’ by Weiwei Xu
Belonging In Weiwei Xu‘s graphic short ‘Chimæra’, a child experiences the pull of possible selves that exists when living in an ‘in-between’ cultural space. As […]
New Poetry from Maria Ford
Sway, Bend, Sigh That phrase — sway, bend, sigh — is just one of the many evocative images from Maria Ford‘s second-place-winning poem for our […]
‘Mourgadze’ by Cameron MacDonald
Left Behind In ‘Mourgadze’ by Cameron MacDonald, winner of the 2019 SiWC Storytellers Award, there’s more than just chewed-up pens and crumpled paper to discover […]