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Pulp Literature Winter 2024 - Issue 41

by Finnian Burnett, J M Landels e Mel Anastasiou

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 In This Issue<ul><li>Join us as we raise a glass to the New Year and a new decade with Cheers by cover artist Melissa Mary Duncan.</li><li>Ghosts rise from the depths of different pasts to haunt the pages of ''When Captain Picard Was My Dad'' by feature author Finnian Burnett and ''The Haunted Ghost'' by JJ Lee.</li><li>Family both anchors and unmoors the varied casts of ''Moon Eater'' by EC Dorgan, ''Field''s Nocturne No. 10 in E Major'' by Matt Lumbard, and ''The Golden Bull'' by JM Landels.</li><li>Time and space rattle and quake in ''Nobody Knows It but Me'' by Franco Amati and ''Separate Worlds'' by Chip Houser. And the shattering continues with new poetry from Aaron Poochigian, DS Maolalai, Purbasha Roy.</li><li>But journeys finally find peace in the destination with ''Get Home Safe'' by Sierra Louie and ''Stella Ryman and the Labyrinthian Puzzle'' by Mel Anastasiou.</li></ul>
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Pulp Literature Autumn 2023 - Issue 40

by Cc Humphreys, Jm Landels e Robert J Sawyer

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 In this issue<ul><li>Take a spacewalk into the unknown with American Space Force by cover artist Tais Teng and feature story ''Above it All'' by Robert J Sawyer. Dare we look below? </li><li>In the next Fairmount Manor mystery by Mel Anastasiou, Stella Ryman shows us how to receive the kindness of strangers, while in a new chapter of The Shepherdess by JM Landels, Toinette needs to accept the help of her foil. And in ''The Lady M'' by Cat Girczyc, it''s not always easy to tell friend from foe.</li><li>Explore grief and healing with contest winners that include the Jack Whyte Storyteller Award-winning story by CZ Tacks and Magpie Award-winning poetry from Claire Lawrence, Catherine Lewis, and Mark Cameron. </li><li>As courageously as possible, face two final frontiers in work by Graham J Darling and Jordan Bray, and then return to where it all began with ''Where the Angels Wait'' and a bonus start to a new Jack Absolute novel by CC Humphreys.</li></ul>
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Pulp Literature Summer 2023 - Issue 39

by Claire Humphrey, Jm Landels e Mel Anastasiou

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 Enchantment begins with Dreaming Underwater by Claire Lawrence. Friendship carries us forward in ''The Drink We Spill Out on the Ground'' by feature author Claire Humphrey, ''Summer Soup'' by Kim Harbridge, and ''Stella Ryman and the Curse of Youth'' by Mel Anastasiou. Meanwhile, ''Marty'' by Kevin Sandefur, ''When A Man Knows Much More Than We Ever Did'' by Kelli Allen, and ''Mayflies'' by Liza Potvin remind us that family life offers its own kind of adventures. Jennifer Lott, with ''Thirty Minutes to Live'', and Beatrice Morgan, with ''Six-Minute Quiz'', show us how to make wise use of our time. Matthew Nielsen''s ''Then and Now: An ASD Comic'' and Soramimi Hanarejima''s ''Vulnerability, Now and Then'' offer a spectrum of possibility. With ''The Golden Calf'', JM Landels shows us another side of friendship and duty. Poetry by Elina Taillon, Haro Lee, and DS Martin takes us to the moon and madness. Then ''Reap What You Sow'' by Alex Reece-Abbott and ''Tourist Trap at the End of the World'' by KT Wagner land us back on solid ground.
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Pulp Literature Spring 2023 - Issue 38

by J M Landels, Mel Anastasiou e Richard Thomas

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 <ul><li>Ups and Downs by cover artist M St James offers us a feathered familiar to guide our way through this issue, starting with ''The Caged Bird Sings in a Darkness of Its Own Creation'' by feature author Richard Thomas.</li><li>Winged creatures fly to the rescue in ''Olympian'' by FJ Bergmann, ''Andouille'' by Mike Carson, and ''Dragon''s Greed'' by Sherilyn Moreton and Anat Rabkin. But human rescues miss the mark in ''All our Swains Commend Her'' by Mitchell J Toews and ''The Least of Myself'' by Sylvia Leong.</li><li>The winner and runner-up of the Raven Short Story Contest alight, carrying memories and regrets in ''Revolutions'' by Catriona Sandilands and ''Foam'' by Alison Stevenson, while ''Waffles and Strawberries'' by Susan Alexander shows us a present that fails to live up to the past.</li><li>Finally, leave the known world behind and take charge of your adventure into the unknown with Melanie Martilla''s ''Psychopomps Are Us'', Mel Anastasiou''s ''Stella Ryman vs the Board'', and ''The Shepherdess: The Trail of Yellow Roses'' by JM Landels.</li></ul>
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Pulp Literature Winter 2023 - Issue 37

by Jm Landels, Mel Anastasiou e Renée Sarojini Saklikar

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 Feature author Renée Sarojini Saklikar treats us to a Bramah and the Beggar Boy side tale in prose and poetry. We welcome back Cadence Mandybura, and enjoy slipstream and superheroes from Patrick Barb and Tom Jolly. Mel Anastasiou offers more Pretty Lies and JM Landels shows us the other side of the mirror in ''Zara''s Song''. Plus the winners of the Hummingbird Flash Fiction Prize!
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Pulp Literature Autumn 2022 - Issue 36

by James Sallis, Jm Landels e Mel Anastasiou

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 Under the wise gaze of ''The Butterfly Witch'' by Melissa Mary Duncan, this issue promises at least two sides to every story.Siblings work through past hurts and begin new journeys in ''Old Gifts'' by feature author James Sallis and ''Can-on-a-String'' by Alex Kitt. Meanwhile, zombies do double duty in ''Ambience'' by Jason P Burnham and ''Caught Dead'' by Shawn L Bird. We navigate new lands with Pete Barnstrom in ''Oeufs Dangereux'' and Cheryl Skory Suma in ''Adrift off the Shore of Alzheimer Island''. And Anna Zumbro in ''The Dump ''Em Dog'' and Mikael Lopez and Enrico Orlandi in ''Forgive My Delay'' 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: ''The Shepherdess: Grandmère Paris'' by JM Landels, ''Pretty Lies: I Can See for Miles'' by Mel Anastasiou, and ''Once Upon a Time in Camelot'' by GD Litke. Three''s the charm for poetry too, with our Magpie Award winners Cara Waterfall''s ''griefbody'' and ''Harvest'' and Kevin Spenst''s ''BigGermanDialectWordClankinglyInsertedHere!''.
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Pulp Literature Summer 2022 - Issue 35

by Jm Landels, Mel Anastasiou e Rhea Rose

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 In This Issue:It''s summertime, and the water''s fine ... or is it? ''Collector'' by cover artist Akem beckons us beneath the surface and between the pages. But in ''A Collection of Secrets'' by feature author Rhea Rose and ''The Island'' by M Denise Beaton, we discover that some treasures are better left hidden.Back on shore, summer brings around friends both new and old in ''Audrey and the Crow'' by Cadence Mandybura, ''The Two Oh Four Six'' by Dustin Moon, ''Floaters'' by Kevin Sandefur, and ''Whispers in Between My Shoulder Blades'' by Christine Breede. Shapeshifers in ''Shadow Work'' by Soramimi Hanarejima and ''Gwannyn''s Song'' by JM Landels show us the secret to sacrifice. And families come together, reshaped, in Kaile Shilling''s SiWC honourable mention, ''Death and Laughter''.Allison Bannister in ''The Play''s the Thing'' and Mel Anastasiou in ''Pretty Lies: Hold On'' draw inspiration from the classics. And poetry from Dawn Macdonald and Yuan Changming reminds us that love is classic too.
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Pulp Literature Spring 2022 - Issue 34

by Jj Lee

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 Find strength in humility (and mud) with Black Tortoise Kowtows by cover artist Herman Lau. Journey to the ends of the earth - and reality - in ''Gumdrop: A Bekker Story'' by feature author JJ Lee. Time ticks ever forward in ''The Realm of Shadows'' by Megan W Shaw, ''Pretty Lies: Fly Away'' by Mel Anastasiou, and ''Would We Had Time'' by Lorina Stephens. Hannah van Didden with ''Gerald Bantam Says Goodbye'', Douglas Smith with ''The Balance'', and Laura Kuhlmann with ''A Jar of Marmalade'' usher us to the other side of grief. Pivot the moment with ''Clothesline'' by Kimberley Aslett and ''Respawn'' by Michelle Barker. And pivot the argument with ''A Gentleman''s Primer'' by Mitchell Shanklin and ''The Shepherdess: Artifice'' by JM Landels. Poetry by Mitchell Bodo, Alex Kitt, and Derek Webster asks life''s big questions. And cartoons by Hurricane Nancy answer yes, it''ll be all right.
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Pulp Literature Winter 2022 - Issue 33

by Jm Landels, Kate Heartfiled e Mel Anastasiou

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 In this issue, a giant feline swats us into the void with ''Space Cat'' by Bronwyn Schuster. And feature author Kate Heartfield leads us on a daring escape through the universe in ''And in the Arcade, Ego''. Hitch a ride into the heat - and heart - of the desert with Kevin Sandefur''s ''Out in the Sticks''. And it all goes up in flames in ''Paper, Candles, Hearts & Other Combustible Materials'' by Anne Baldo. Natalie Harris-Spencer, in ''The Art of Ironing'', and Cara Waterfall, in ''Vessel'', illustrate ways of navigating relationships and bodily autonomy. And friendship transcends time and place in ''Fate of Chickens'' by Krista Jane May. We delve into familial grief and sacrifice in ''Sap and Seed'', by H Pueyo and Dante Luiz, and the opening chapters of ''Allaigna''s Song: Chorale'' by JM Landels, while ''Pale Pony Express'' by Lulu Keating and ''The Echo of Light Footsteps on Parchment'' by Kimberley Aslett explore memory and loss through storytelling. Strange science brings us ''The Magic Shuffling Machine'' by Derek Salinas Lazarski but can''t explain the tiny home intruder in ''The Switch Fairy'' by Monica Wang or the supernatural occurrences in ''Pretty Lies: Eyes Full of Moon'' by Mel Anastasiou.
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Pulp Literature Spring 2021 - Issue 30

by Jm Landels, Mel Anastasiou e Robert Silverberg

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 Join us as we step into the blossoming spring with Superbloom, by cover artist Weiwei Xu, and disappear into future past with feature author Robert Silverberg''s ''Chip Runner'' and Leo X Robertson''s ''Bar Hopping for Astronauts''. Take a deep breath and let the aroma of the blossoms permeate your senses because taste and scents infuse Michelle Goddard''s ''Bhut'', ''The Shepherdess: Merveilles'' by JM Landels, and ''The Smell of Screaming'' by SiWC runner-up Adrienne Gruber. We witness the powerful and varied effects of death and mourning in ''Life Supports'' by Claire Lawrence, and in Raven Contest winner ''Good Intentions'' by Nancy Ludmerer. We cross the fourth wall in Erin MacNair''s Raven Contest runner-up ''It Can Be Done with Words'', we cross the desert in Paige Elizabeth Wajda''s rhapsodic ''Heaven or Las Vegas'', and we cross dimensions in PG Streeter''s homage to Shakespeare in ''The Earth Has Bubbles''. Phoebe Mol washes away her troubles in the graphic version of Edna St Vincent Millay''s ''O World'' while Marietta puts out fire with gasoline in the next chapter of Mel Anastasiou''s The Extra, ''Frankie Ray and the Blazing Anubis''.
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Pulp Literature Winter 2021 - Issue 29

by Jm Landels e Shashi Bhat

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 With A Foundations of Lies by cover artist Kris Sayer, we emerge from the dark woods with Tatterhood''s loyal goat Bokki. Sword in hand (or mouth!), and fierce battle won, we are ready to take on the varied landscapes of this issue, no passport required. In ''The Library Giant'' by feature author Shashi Bhat, the struggle with nature - human nature - rages deep within. Meanwhile, in British Columbia and Iceland, ghosts of grief wander with the living as KT Wagner, SL Leong, and Erin Wagner explore the rocky terrain of memory. And whether in a culvert or factory, but most certainly within one''s own mind, Mike Gillis and Brandon Crilly remind us how difficult it can be to navigate wreckage of the heart. Forest, river, mountain, ocean - Mother Nature has a starring role in the winning stories for the 2020 Hummingbird Flash Fiction Prize: ''The Weeping Pools'' and ''River''s Thousand-One Voice'' by Cadence Mandybura, and ''Glimpse of a Goddess'' by Laura Kuhlmann. Poets Abner Porzio, with ''Californian Illusion'', and Michael Penny, with ''Kalaloch Beach, WA'', introduce us to two very different wild west coasts. Next, take flight and soar above it all with part three of Joseph Stilwell and Hugh Henderson''s comic saga Blue Skies over Nine Isles. And finally, heroines Frankie Ray and Allaigna enter dangerous territory of their own as they search for clues to murder. In ''Sleuth With Star Quality'' by Mel Anastasiou, Frankie Ray dons a disguise and braves a brothel. And in ''The Killing Ground'', the second part of Allaigna''s Song: Oburakor by JM Landels, Allaigna buries the dead in a blood-soaked wasteland.
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Pulp Literature Spring 2020 - Issue 26

by Jm Landels, Matthew Hughes e Mel Anastasiou

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 In this issue:<ul><li>The stunning Queen of Swords by cover artist Tais Teng guards the gates to this issue’s brave new worlds and words.</li><li>In ‘The Bicolour Spiral’ by Matthew Hughes, the ever-popular Erm Kaslo explores hostile planets, tracks treasure hunters, and seeks stolen fortune. Matt’s futuristic Sam Spade leaves no bloodstained stone unturned in this space opera of mystery and murder.</li><li>Life itself spirals with being and absence in ‘Watershakers’ by Christi Nogle and ‘The Birthday Party’ by Melisa Gregorio as children witness the ephemeral made real — and the real made memory.</li><li>And words themselves whirl and twirl — and crack open secrets — as poets Patti Pangborn and Sarah Summerson explore the hidden spaces of family life.</li><li>Mike Carson, runner-up for the SiWC Storyteller Award, continues the exploration of memory and family in ‘Deep Water’, considering the limits of responsibility in fragile relationships.</li><li>Meanwhile, Rina Piccolo, in ‘Double Flush’, reminds us that being human sometimes just means looking out for number one.</li><li>It’s buyer beware in ‘Life4Sale’, an epistolary tale for the digital age by Raven Short Story Contest winner Michael Donoghue. And threads of desire and longing stitch lives together in ‘Dannemora Sewing Class’ by runner-up MFC Feeley.</li><li>Two historical heroines return as we rejoin Toinette — ‘La Bergere’ — at the gates of seventeenth-century Paris in part two of The Shepherdess by JM Landels, and Frankie Ray and her chum Connie brave the no-less-imposing gates of Monument Studios in part four of Mel Anastasiou’s The Extra.</li><li>Abandon the humdrum and enter these realms of wonder and adventure if you dare …</li></ul>
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Pulp Literature Winter 2020 - Issue 25

by A M Dellamonica, Graham Robert Scott e Wallace Cleaves

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 With the beautiful red pointe shoe of On Thin Ice, cover artist Ann-Marie Brown offers this issue’s poignant opening act. Just as a dancer en pointe appears weightless, suspended in a moment of grace, so too do our authors, balancing the weight of beauty and sorrow.Blood and booze set the stage in ‘Wrap Party’ as featured author AM Dellamonica takes us behind the scenes of community theatre.It’s turtles all the way down as Frances Rowat explores the itch and scratch of reckoning in ‘The Smell of Antiseptic’, and Graham Robert Scott and Wallace Cleaves consider the weight of legacy in ‘A Parable of Things that Crawl and Fly’.Two very different genies awake when Susan Pieters casts off ill-fitting confines in ‘Buddha in a Bottle’, and Akem explores capture and deliverance in ‘Shotguns and Jinn’.Elusive moments slip away as Rebecca Ruth Gould’s ‘Hands’ and Allison Bannister’s ‘Ghost Room’ remind us that love and memory are companion phantoms.Adult children ask what is owed by a daughter to her mother, and a son to his father, as our Hummingbird contest winners, Tatjana Mirkov-Popovicki and Chad V Broughman, explore loss and longing in ‘Afterlife’ and ‘Featherweight’.Poets David Troupes, Matthew Walsh, and Nicholas Alti deftly guide us through landscape, dreamscape, and escape, each finding unique ache in the ties that bind.And finally, two fan favourites reappear: Mel Anastasiou’s Frankie Ray arrives in Hollywood in part three of The Extra, and JM Landels gives us a prequel glimpse of Irdaign, her twin sister, and the caper gone wrong that sets the wheel of the Allaigna’s Song trilogy in motion.
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Pulp Literature Spring 2019 - Issue 22

by Jm Landels, Mel Anastasiou e Robert Silverberg

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 In this issue: View mortality and morality through a different set of eyes with a classic SF story from Robert Silverberg and a brand-new one from Leo X Robertson; take a timeless bus ride with JTF King; visit 1930s Hollywood with Mel Anastasiou; experience dizzy heights in a comic collaboration from Matthew Nielson and Minna Hakkola; spin in a dangerous dance with Susan Pieters and Cheryl Wolner; hear the danger and magic in music with Kathryn Yelinek and JM Landels; and find gods, devils, and angels in poetry from Heather Christle, David Ly, and Mary Willis, all under the tantalizing cover Purple Siren by Herman Lau.
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Shame Volume 5: Hell'S Flaw

by Lovern Kindzierski

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Pulp Literature Spring 2022 - Issue 34

by Jj Lee

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The Negro'S Friend; Sketches Or The History Of Jamaica

by Wendell Phillips

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Pulp Literature Winter 2022 - Issue 33

by Jm Landels, Kate Heartfiled e Mel Anastasiou

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Valkyrie

by Grundy Stephan Grundy

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A Holy Calling

by Mccallum Ann Mccallum

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The Jellybean Kid

by Huff Tim J Huff e Timpson Margie Timpson; Illustration: Huff Tim J Huff e Tim J Huff

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A Pimby Tale - Adventures Into Imagination

by Pardi Robert Pardi

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Bogart Creek

by Derek Evernden

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The Spine Chillers

by Ben Clark

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