Throwback Thursday: ‘The Gamogue’ by Rhea Rose
Childish Things A girl stands her ground and discovers power in her own hands with Rhea Rose’s ‘The Gamogue’ from Pulp Literature Issue 12, Autumn […]
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Throwback Thursday: ‘A Collection of Secrets’
Monkey Business In the summer of 1967 a girl gets more than she bargained for when she succumbs to the lure of a sea monkey […]
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 […]
‘Pretty Lies: Hold On’ by Mel Anastasiou
Knocked Down In ‘Pretty Lies: Hold On’ by Mel Anastasiou, the gossamer veil between life and death grows ever thinner. Inspired by the story of […]
‘The Play’s the Thing’ by Allison Bannister
Untamed In ‘The Play’s the Thing’, Allison Bannister reimagines a classic. Loosely based on Allison’s childhood amateur Shakespeare troupe, this delightful twist on the original […]
‘Whispers in Between My Shoulder Blades’ by Christine Breede
A Matter of Expectations ‘Whispers in Between My Shoulder Blades’ by Christine Breede pulls readers along on a hypnotic stream-of-consciousness ride. Not only is this […]
‘Death and Laughter’ by Kaile Shilling
When She’s Gone In ‘Death and Laughter’ by Kaile Shilling, a daughter navigates the highs and lows of her mother’s final days. This story won […]
‘Audrey and the Crow’ by Cadence Mandybura
Feathered Friend A young girl finds her voice — but not exactly the voice you’d expect — in ‘Audrey and the Crow’ by Cadence Mandybura. […]
‘Floaters’ by Kevin Sandefur
Up, Up — and Away? Escape takes many shapes in ‘Floaters’ by Kevin Sandefur, honourable mention in our 2021 Raven Short Story Contest. Hold on […]
‘The Island’ by M Denise Beaton
What the Tide Brought In In ‘The Island’ by M Denise Beaton, a young woman discovers, on her journey to personal freedom, that the truth […]