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Pulp Literature Press was the brainchild of Jen, Mel and Sue, a trio of writer-editors who took the advice "write what you want to read" one step further, to "publish what you want to read". We love literary fiction. Beautiful prose, soul-searching themes, and powerful and complex character development are all part of the stories we like.
Pulp Literature
2d ago
Into the Dark Wood In ‘The Wolf’, graphic artist Kimberleigh Smithbower Roseblade hopes to shine light onto the experiences of those living with incurable and [...]
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4d ago
Win Without Fighting In ‘The Newtonbrook Ninja’ by Preston Lang, a small-town ninja has big-time plans. But will falling in love get in the way? [...]
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1w ago
Cast Ashore In Issue 31, feature author Brenda Carre introduced us to the eponymous heroine of her mythic fantasy, ‘Birdie’. Birdie is the daughter of Gret, a witch [...]
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1w ago
Concert Pitch ‘Octavier’ by Nat Kishchuk takes us on a time-travelling musical odyssey. As Nat tells us, “‘Octavier’ is about the migrant crisis, in homage [...]
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1w ago
Time to Poet! Tis the season when spring’s early birds wake us in the wee hours. So, to celebrate these extra moments of writing time, [...]
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2w ago
Three Days Left to Enter The 2024 Magpie Award for Poetry closes Monday, April 15th! Why not spend this weekend polishing up some poesy? (Oh, and [...]
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2w ago
Fame and Fortune In ‘The Extra: Frankie Ray Stands Alone’ by Mel Anastasiou, it’s Hollywood, April 1934. Following the startling discovery of a corpse buried [...]
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2w ago
Enter Shadows We are thrilled to announce the arrival of a new ghost story by Mel Anastasiou! ‘Take My Hand: Off to Never-Never Land’ is [...]
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3w ago
So Far, So Fast Pulp Literature Issue 42, Spring 2024 features the work of Leanne Boschman, Pattie Palmer-Baker, and Marri Champié — the winner and runners-up of [...]
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3w ago
Write On Short fiction submissions are open for the month of April 2024! What we’re looking for … Good stories well told! Literary? Mystery? Horror? [...]
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