Throwback Thursday: ‘The Caged Bird Sings in a Darkness of its Own Creation’
A Tragedy of His Own Making Heavyweight horror author Richard Thomas weaves cosmic SF and pyschological horror in ‘The Caged Bird Sings in a Darkness […]
Pulp Literature Issue 38
Throwback Thursday: ‘Away Game’ by Mitchell Toews
Family and Friends In ‘Away Game’ by Mitchell Toews, it turns out that in Manitoba’s Mennonite country, you’re never too old — or too dead […]
Announcing Pulp Literature’s 2024 Pushcart Prize Nominees!
Pulp’s Picks We are delighted to announce our 2024 Pushcart Prize nominees! Over the last ten years, we’ve been honoured to publish so many talented authors and poets. […]
‘The Shepherdess: The Trail of Yellow Roses’ by JM Landels
On the Road Again In the latest installment of The Shepherdess by JM Landels, Antoinette Berger, once a shepherdess, now finds herself in a new […]
‘Foam’ by Alison Stevenson
The Best Option In ‘Foam’ by Alison Stevenson, a newly single dad navigates his next chapter. This story was first runner-up in our 2022 Raven Short […]
‘Revolutions’ by Cate Sandilands
Again and Again Take a road trip across Vancouver Island, circa 1985, with ‘Revolutions’ by Cate Sandilands. This story won our 2022 Raven Short Story […]
‘Andouille’ by Mike Carson
Rescue Me In ‘Andouille’ by Mike Carson, a feathered and faithful friend flies to the rescue on the battlefield and beyond. Judge Diana Gabaldon chose […]
‘The Least of Myself’ by Sylvia Leong
Watch Your Step In ‘The Least of Myself’ by Sylvia Leong, a night out becomes a look within when a woman is forced to confront […]
‘Psychopomps Are Us’ by Melanie Marttila
Your Special Brain Visit realms unknown, in ‘Psychopomps Are Us’ by Melanie Marttila, with this excerpt from Issue 38, Spring 2023. Psychopomps Are Us by Melanie […]
‘Waffles and Strawberries’: New Poetry by Susan Alexander
Infinite Delay Past and present fold not-so-gently together in ‘Waffles and Strawberries’ by Susan Alexander. Pull up a seat at the breakfast table, and enjoy […]