‘Cold Blessing’ by Kelsey Hutton
Careful What You Wish For In ‘Cold Blessing’ by Kelsey Hutton, a man seeks a better life for his daughter. And he quickly learns that […]
Pulp Literature Issue 32
‘The Canadian Invasion’ by David Perlmutter
Keep an Eye Out for Those Semaphores, Eh? Go backstage with David Perlmutter, in ‘Canadian Invasion’, and see how it all began for the legendary […]
Announcing Pulp Literature’s 2022 Pushcart Prize Nominees!
Pulp’s Picks We are delighted to announce our 2022 Pushcart Prize nominees! With so many incredible stories and poems to choose from, the selection process […]
‘Solstice’ by Melissa Nelson
When the Wind Screams In ‘Solstice’ by Melissa Nelson, a family living deep in the woods finds a way to survive isolation — and starvation. […]
‘Come Back Around’ by Sarina Bosco
What Goes Around … In ‘Come Back Around’, author Sarina Bosco shows us why all bets are off when survival of the fittest makes room […]
‘Just Another Date Night on the Highway Out of Town’ by Zandra Renwick
It’s Been a Slice! Okay, I’ll be honest: ‘Just Another Date Night on the Highway Out of Town’ by Zandra Renwick might not actually be […]
‘Pretty Lies: Ghost Walking’ by Mel Anastasiou
Departures Award-winning author Mel Anastasiou is back with a brand new mystery! ‘Ghost Walking’, an excerpt from her forthcoming novel Pretty Lies, is an Orpheus […]
‘Crossroads’ by Dan MacIsaac
Rumour Has It In ‘Crossroads’, feature author Dan MacIsaac takes us to Vancouver Island, circa 1925. Here, we meet Marta and Adam, and discover the […]
‘The Pianist Who Serenaded the Mermaids’ by Tais Teng
Opening Notes For Issue 32, Autumn 2021, we begin on a windswept beach with cover artist Tais Teng and his evocative The Pianist Who Serenaded […]
Here Comes Episode 20 of the Pulp Lit Pulpit!
Show and Tell? The editors kick off a multi-episode discussion series about the most overrated pieces of writing advice. First, we tackle the infamous(?) “show, […]