‘Olympian’ by FJ Bergmann
Purely Divine In ‘Olympian’ by FJ Bergmann, a winged and mighty creature comes to the rescue. Fly away with us, and enjoy this excerpt from Issue […]
Pulp Literature Issue 38
‘All Our Swains Commend Her’ by Mitchell Toews
Give and Take In ‘All Our Swains Commend Her’ by Mitchell Toews, the road paved with good intentions doesn’t lead to Hell — though, for […]
‘Stella Ryman vs the Board’ by Mel Anastasiou
It’s Go Time In ‘Stella Ryman vs the Board’ by Mel Anastasiou, octogenarian sleuth Stella returns for her twelfth adventure! Now Stella works to thwart […]
‘The Caged Bird Sings in a Darkness of Its Own Creation’ by Richard Thomas
In ‘The Caged Bird Sings in a Darkness of Its Own Creation’ by Richard Thomas, the line between real and imaginary, between creator and created, blurs and warps.
Richard tells us: “When I write, I tap into everything I’ve ever seen, done, suffered through, accomplished, felt, you name it. There are horrible nightmares in those moments and also wonder and magic, success.
‘Ups and Downs’: New Cover Art by M St James
Heart, Break. Love — laboured and lost — takes stunning form in Ups and Downs by M St James, which graces the cover of Issue […]
Issue 38 Launches May 6th at the PoCo Readers and Writers Festival!
Party Time! Join us on Saturday, May 6th to launch our latest: Issue 38, Spring 2023! Pulp Literature will be at the Port Coquitlam Readers […]