Throwback Thursday: Pretty Lies: Eyes Full of Moon by Mel Anastasiou
Ghosts and Lovers In the golden summer of 1974, Jenny Riley is trying to keep herself sane after the crash that killed Joey, the boy […]
Pulp Literature Issue 33
Throwback Thursday: ‘And in the Arcade, Ego’ by Kate Heartfield
High Score ‘And in the Arcade, Ego’ by Kate Heartfield reminds us that all is fair in love and war — and pinball. We asked Kate […]
Awards Nomination Season: the 2022 Round Up
FAN-tastic! In 2022, Pulp Literature Press released four issues and two novels, bringing you 365-days worth of fabulous stories, poetry, and artwork. And now, at […]
‘Allaigna’s Song: Chorale’ ~ A New Novel by JM Landels!
Trust the Fates Through Overture and Aria and ‘Oburakor‘, you’ve journeyed with Allaigna on her exhilarating quests. And now it is time to join her […]
‘Sap & Seed’ by H Pueyo and Dante Luiz
Tell Me a Story H Pueyo and Dante Luiz are a creative duo and couple from southern Brazil. And we were delighted to publish their […]
‘Out in the Sticks’ by Kevin Sandefur
A Couple More Stops Ralph Waldo Emerson was certainly onto something when he said, “It’s not the destination, it’s the journey.” But then again, in […]
‘The Art of Ironing’ by Natalie Harris-Spencer
This Daily Smushing The distance and distraction created by a never-ending pile of laundry become the means of connection and communication for a mother and […]
‘The Magic Shuffling Machine’ by Derek Salinas Lazarski
Who Am I? Pop culture meets strange science meets identity (yikes!) in ‘The Magic Shuffling Machine’ by Derek Salinas Lazarski. Take synchronicity for a spin, […]
‘Pale Pony Express’ by Lulu Keating
Came to Be Loss is the luggage that gets left behind in ‘Pale Pony Express’ by Lulu Keating. Enjoy this excerpt from our 2021 Bumblebee […]
‘Fate of Chickens’ by Krista Jane May
Something Vital An old friend from far away returns for an unexpected visit in ‘Fate of Chickens’ by Krista Jane May. Rain and wine fuel […]