Throwback Thursday: ‘Winter’s Flower’ by KT Wagner
Talking with Flowers This week we delve into myth once more, with a throwback to KT Wagner‘s look into the ‘ever-after’ of the Snow Queen, […]
Pulp Literature Issue 29
Throwback Thursday: ‘Clearing Out Nests’ by Brandon Crilly
Creatures of Coffee What’s really behind the coffee chain you drink at? Find out in ‘Clearing Out Nests’ by Brandon Crilly in Pulp Literature Issue […]
Throwback Thursday: ‘The Extra: Frankie Ray, Sleuth with Star Quality’ by Mel Anastasiou
Killer Lines Return to Hollywood circa 1934 with Mel Anastasiou and her most-wanted ‘murderess’, Frankie Ray! Previously in The Extra … Frankie Ray is determined to employ all her […]
Throwback Thursday: ‘The Library Giant’ by Shashi Bhat
One Giant Leap Feature author Shashi Bhat, in ‘The Library Giant’, takes us deep into one man’s struggle to reconcile himself with … himself. Enjoy this […]
The Battle Ends Now! Who Will Be Crowned Winner of the Page Match?
And Then There Were Two! It all comes down to this. On Friday, February 11th, we need your votes, one last time, to decide the […]
Awards Nomination Season: the 2021 Round Up!
Roll Out the Red Carpet! We might be a small press, but we love it when our contributors win big. And we need your help! […]
Welcome Episode 21 of the Pulp Lit Pulpit!
Is ‘Write What You Know’ a No-No? The editors are back with the second part of their five-part series on overrated writing advice. This week, […]
‘Blue Skies Over Nine Isles’ by Joseph Stilwell and Hugh Henderson
Enjoy the Ride! Buckle up and hang on tight — it’s time for part three of Joseph Stilwell and Hugh Henderson’s comic saga Blue Skies […]
‘Glimpse of a Goddess’ by Laura Kuhlmann
In the Path of Giants Runner-up for our 2020 Hummingbird Flash Fiction Prize, ‘Glimpse of a Goddess’ by Laura Kuhlmann is a tender, well-wrought portrait […]
‘River’s Thousand-One Voice’ by Cadence Mandybura
Surround Sound In ‘River’s Thousand-One Voice’ by Cadence Mandybura, a child seeks comfort and escape in the sounds and strength of a powerful river. First […]