Throwback Thursday: ‘Here I Lay Down My Heart’ by Rob Taylor
Our Inaugural Hummingbird Prize-winner ‘Here I Lay Down My Heart’ by Rob Taylor was the very first winner of the Hummingbird Flash Fiction Prize, back […]
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Throwback Thursday: ‘The Longing is Green when Branches Are Trees’ by Margaret Kingsbury
The Air We Breath As we approach spring in the northern hemisphere, it feels right to take a pause give thanks for the return of […]
Throwback Thursday: ‘Some Say the World Will End in Fire’ by R Daniel Lester
A Punch in the Gut In ‘Some Say the World Will End in Fire’ by R Daniel Lester, a writer’s main character comes to life […]
Cover Contest: The Work of Melissa Mary Duncan
Crazy for Cover Art! We just launched Issue 38, Spring 2023 (*take a sneak peek below!), and wow did the cover reveal get a huge […]
Throwback Thursday: ‘Thlush-a-Lum’ by Rebecca Gomez Farrell
A Sense of Something In ‘Thlush-a-Lum’, author Rebecca Gomez Farrell engages the sense of sound, inspired by what she could hear from her Southern bedroom […]
Throwback Thursday: Poetry by Mark J Mitchell
Sit Me Down Slip into enchantment (and a bit of danger), with poetry from Mark J Mitchell. ‘The Mute’ is a standalone piece collected in […]
Throwback Thursday: ‘The Pledge’ by Donald Dewey
Promises, Promises In ‘The Pledge’ by Donald Dewey, private lives aren’t private for long once dogged PI Paul Finley takes the case. Watch out for […]
Throwback Thursday: ‘Polycarp on the Sea’ by Stephen Case
One and Only One In ‘Polycarp on the Sea’ by Stephen Case, the fate of Saint Polycarp, the Church father who travelled to Rome to […]
Last Chance for Episode 14 of the Pulp Lit Pulpit!
There’s still time to check out the editors’ tips on revision! We each have our own particular writing routines, habits, and superstitions. But one thing […]
Stella Ryman and the Four Digit Puzzle
Another Platter of Mystery Stella Ryman, the feisty octogenarian star of Mel Anastasiou’s Fairmount Manor Mysteries, made her debut in Issue 1 of Pulp Literature with […]