Throwback Thursday: ‘Pretty Lies: Fly Away’ by Mel Anastasiou
Don’t Pay the Ferryman In part 3 of Mel Anastasiou’s serialized novel, Pretty Lies, Jenny takes inspiration from Greek mythology in an attempt to bring […]
Pulp Literature Issue 34
Throwback Thursday: ‘Gumdrop: A Bekker Story’
Cthulhu Calling Celebrated memoirist JJ Lee was one of our first feature authors. Over the last decade he’s painted two covers and written half a […]
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 […]
A Comic Collection by Hurricane Nancy!
It’ll Be All Right With her iconic black-and-white artwork, Hurricane Nancy brings light, life, and a little laugher to Issue 34. Narrowing our selection down […]
‘Gerald Bantam Says Goodbye’ by Hannah van Didden
To Have and to Hold ‘Till death do us part’? Nah, not when you have options like the folks do in ‘Gerald Bantam Says Goodbye’ […]
‘A Jar of Marmalade’ by Laura Kuhlmann
Doctor, Doctor Winner of the 2021 Raven Short Story Contest, ‘A Jar of Marmalade’ by Laura Kuhlmann introduces us to a doctor who goes above […]
‘The Balance’ by Douglas Smith
Lifeline Inspired by real events, ‘The Balance’ by Douglas Smith is a heart-tugging story about a father’s dedication to his newborn son. Fear is no […]
New Poetry by Alex Kitt!
In These Layers In just nine lines, Alex Kitt‘s knockout poem ‘complicated grief’ (Issue 34) dives deep into the reverberations of loss. And we are […]
‘The Realm of Shadows’ by Megan W Shaw
Routine Is a Comfort Take a quiet trip to the spirit world, in ‘The Realm of Shadows’ by Megan W Shaw. To a place where […]
‘Would We Had Time’ by Lorina Stephens
A Weight to It A haunting line from ‘Would We Had Time’ by Lorina Stephens sums up perfectly this wonderful adventure tale: ‘But ever the […]