‘The Butterfly Witch’: New Cover Art by Melissa Mary Duncan

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Under the wise and watchful gaze of The Butterfly Witch by Melissa Mary Duncan, our latest issue promises all the magic of the fall season.

Here’s more of what you can look forward to in Issue 36, Autumn 2022, where there’s two sides (at least) to every story:

Siblings work through past hurts and begin new journeys in work by feature author James Sallis and by Alex Kitt. Meanwhile, zombies do double duty in stories by Jason P Burnham and Shawn Bird.

We navigate new lands with Pete Barnstrom and Cheryl Skory Suma. Also, Anna Zumbro, Mikael Lopez, and Enrico Orlandi remind us that, no matter the world in which we live, breaking up is hard to do.

Next, triple your literary delight with historical fiction by JM Landels, Mel Anastasiou, and GD Litke.

And three’s the charm for poetry too, with our Magpie Award winners Cara Waterfall (with two poems!) and Kevin Spenst.

The Butterfly Witch can be yours! Order your copy of Issue 36, Autumn 2022 today.

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Fantasy artist and illustrator Melissa Mary Duncan lives in New Westminster, BC, with her husband, author dvs Duncan. She is an avid historic re-enactor, neo-Edwardian, and wishful thinker. Melissa has a passion for life, learning, and the creative process. She has had numerous solo exhibitions, and her art has found homes in private collections, from Japan to Great Britain. Her book, Faye: The Art of Melissa Mary Duncan, was released in 2013. Melissa was Pulp Literature’s first cover artist, with The Beer Fairy. This was later followed by Fondly Remembered Magic (Issue 5), The Story Teller (Issue 12), and Frost and Snow. Melissa is the cover artist for the Allaigna’s Song trilogy from Pulp Literature Press, as well. Find more of her beautiful paintings at melissamaryduncan.com.