Announcing the Longlist for the 2022 Magpie Award for Poetry!
(S)Woop (S)Woop! Magpie ‘swooping season’ (it’s a thing!) will arrive in the fall, right around the time our very own Magpies appear in Issue 36, […]
(S)Woop (S)Woop! Magpie ‘swooping season’ (it’s a thing!) will arrive in the fall, right around the time our very own Magpies appear in Issue 36, […]
Only Two Weeks Left Don’t let your chance at $500 pass you by! The 2022 Magpie Award closes Friday, April 15th. First Prize is $500 and […]
What a Year! Here at Pulp Literature, we delight in bringing you issues jam-packed with genres and bursting with literary brio! And we couldn’t do […]
Just in time for the holidays! Are you an author with books to sell? A reader who knows there’s no such thing as too many […]
In This Corner… Issue 12 with feature author Bob Thurber and cover art by Melissa Mary Duncan In This Corner… Issue 28 with feature author […]
And Now, Without Further Ado… The winners of the 2021 Magpie Award for Poetry, with commentary from judge Renée Sarojini Saklikar: Winner: ‘Another True Account of […]
Good Tidings We Bring No, this post is not a seven-months-too-soon yule cheer. But it is our chance to celebrate the shortlisted poets for the […]
The Boundary of Acceptable That phrase, the boundary of acceptable, comes to us from Roxanna Bennett‘s ‘The Last of the Iron Lungs’, second runner-up in […]
Poetry Springs Eternal Winter’s grey is ’bout to end,And spring will sprout its green again.So here we share the happy news:A sparkling contest to peruse!In […]
At Pulp Literature, our literary landscape dips and dives across diverse genres. And so, to give you a glimpse of the scenery on offer, we include below the opening line to each nominated piece.
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