Throwback Thursday: ‘Above it All’ by Robert J Sawyer
The Word for Peace Rhymes with Fear For our 40th issue, which marked ten years of Pulp Literature at the end of 2023, we chose […]
The Word for Peace Rhymes with Fear For our 40th issue, which marked ten years of Pulp Literature at the end of 2023, we chose […]
Fathers — and Other Strangers Why settle for one story from CC Humphreys when you can get two? First, enjoy a taste of CC Humphreys’s […]
Beyond the Edge ‘The Drift’ by Jordan Bray is as epically original as its epic origin story. While travelling in Sydney, Australia, Jordan had a […]
So Many Ways to Fall Pulp Literature Issue 40, Autumn 2023 features poets Claire Lawrence, Catherine Lewis, and Mark Cameron, the winner and runners-up of […]
A Crack in the Foundation In ‘Bliss Street’ by CZ Tacks, a woman begins to repair her house and make peace with her past. ‘Bliss […]
Still Falling The university as universe. The unique as universal. All becomes one become none — or does it? — in ‘The Eternity Machine’ by […]
Inferno In ‘The Shepherdess: La Tectume’ by JM Landels, Toinette, former shepherdess and lady’s maid turned agent of the Silver Branch, is on a mission […]
Lying in Wait In ‘The Lady M’ by Cat Girczyc, we see just how difficult it can be to tell friend from foe — especially […]
On the Road Again In ‘Stella Ryman Takes the Wheel’ by Mel Anastasiou, Stella embarks on her city-wide search for hospital-bound Thelma Hu, well aware […]
Up and Away ‘Above it All’, a psychological horror story from Robert J Sawyer, was first published in 1996. Now, nearly thirty years later, it […]
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