Throwback Thursday: A Christmas Story — and a Christmas Offer!

24 December 2020 PULP Literature 0

Proust had his madeleine; I have the Christmas tree. One whiff of the sharp sappy pine, with its hints of citrus and earth, and I am my childhood self. But what if that memory prompt, that necessary object, ceased to exist?’ Find out with this chilling excerpt from Pulp Literature Issue 5, Winter 2015.

Funded!

3 December 2014 PULP Literature 0

Thanks to all our amazing backers our Kickstarter campaign was fully funded on Monday night! We are amazed and humbled by the generousity of our […]

Interview with a Pianist

25 November 2014 PULP Literature 0

This interview is a teaser for the flash fiction piece ‘Waiting for Twilight’, the 2014 Hummingbird Prize runner-up by Daniela Elza.  Savour this glimpse into […]

Interview with an Adolescent

22 November 2014 PULP Literature 1

Teenagerhood is an awkward time of strange sensations and metamorphoses.  For some it’s worse than others.  Meet Markella, the protagonist of Rebecca Gomez Farrell’s ‘Thlush-a-lum’, […]

Interview with the Green

17 November 2014 PULP Literature 0

From the Beer Faerie to her great grandaddy, today’s interview is with the Green Man from Margaret Kingsbury’s haunting spec fic story ‘The Longing is […]

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Interview with a Thief

27 October 2014 PULP Literature 0

Issue 5 feature author Eileen Kernaghan interviewed the lead character from ‘The Robber Maiden’s Story’.  Said Eileen, “She is not an easy subject, but this […]