Throwback Thursday: ‘The Drink We Spill Out on the Ground’ by Claire Humphrey
Summer’s End Take a trip back to the Summer of 2023 — or sometime in the 90’s — with this nostalgia and magic-tinged feature story […]
Pulp Literature Issue 39
Throwback Thursday: ‘My Brother Paulie’ by Alex Reece Abbott
Ground Control ‘My Brother Paulie’ by Alex Reece Abbot takes us on an odyssey through fraternal love and obligation in four short sections. Shortlisted for […]
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. […]
‘Stella Ryman and the Curse of Youth’ by Mel Anastasiou
Line of Sight In ‘Stella Ryman and the Curse of Youth’ by Mel Anastasiou, octogenarian sleuth Stella Ryman returns for her thirteenth adventure! When Thelma […]
‘Then and Now: An ASD Comic’ by Matthew Nielsen
Ever Onward Get the full spectrum of possibility, with ‘Then and Now: An ASD Comic’ by Matthew Nielsen. Enjoy the first two pages, excerpted here […]
‘Vulnerability, Now and Then’ by Soramimi Hanarejima
Some Perceived Threat Appreciation goes a long way to making one feel whole, in ‘Vulnerability, Now and Then’ by Soramimi Hanarejima, honourable mention in the 2023 Bumblebee […]
‘Tourist Trap at the End of the World’ by KT Wagner
A Kernel of Truth Travel to lands better left alone, in ‘Tourist Trap at the End of the World’ by KT Wagner, honourable mention in the […]
‘Reap What You Sow’ by Alex Reece Abbott
Daring to Dream ‘Reap What You Sow’ by Alex Reece Abbott is an ekphrastic story written in response to In the Distance, a print by […]
‘Thirty Minutes to Live’ by Jennifer Lott
The Final Countdown In ‘Thirty Minutes to Live’ by Jennifer Lott, getting one’s priorities straight really is a matter of life or death. This story […]
‘When a Man Knows Much More than We Ever Did’ by Kelli Allen
Carrying Stories ‘When a Man Knows Much More than We Ever Did’ by Kelli Allen offers a lyrical portrait of a life lived — and […]