‘Cipher’ by Susan Pieters
Out of the Blue From Pulp Literature Issue 50, read an excerpt of ‘Cipher’ by founding editor Susan Pieters below. Want to know how this story […]
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Throwback Thursday: ‘The Map According to Me’
Lost and Found In ‘The Map According to Me’, Susan Pieters reminds us that, in the generation gap, being the centre of it all might […]
Throwback Thursday: ‘Cannery Row’
A Different Lens Susan Pieters is a fourth-generation Californian who took warm weather for granted until she moved to Vancouver. Now that she’s a Canadian, […]
Throwback Thursday: Channel W by Susan Pieters
As we launch our Spring 2025 issue, here’s a glimpse back to ‘Falling’ by AY Dorsey from our first spring of publication, Issue 2, Spring 2014.
Throwback Thursday: ‘A Parable of Things that Crawl and Fly’
Reconstitutional Matters In the winter of 2020 we were delighted to publish the SF myth, ‘A Parable of Things that Crawl and Fly’ by Graham […]
Throwback Thursday: ‘Madame Sylvie’s Three Rules’ by Susan Pieters
Guidelines For the first twenty five issues of Pulp Literature we were lucky enough to have a different short story from founding editor Susan Pieters in […]
Throwback Thursday: ‘The Wishing Well’ by Susan Pieters
Wish for a Midsummer’s Night Two fairies work their magic beside a wishing well in the dark of night … for good or ill? Enjoy […]
Throwback Thursday: ‘Take This Cup’ by Susan Pieters
God of the Hills In ‘Take This Cup’ by Susan Pieters, a young girl learns where her true power lies. As Sue tells us, “This […]
Throwback Thursday: ‘A Discussion of Keats’s Negative Capability’ by Susan Pieters
Smoke and Ash Sit with your doubts. Question your assumptions. Remain open and curious. All good advice in theory, but perhaps a bit hard to […]
Throwback Thursday: ‘Family AGM’ by Susan Pieters
Unhappy in Its Own Way With ‘Family AGM’, author Susan Pieters was inspired by the tedium of the grant-writing process to consider what it would […]