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    Pulp Literature Spring 2019: Issue 22
    Pulp Literature Summer 2019: Issue 23
    Pulp Literature Winter 2019: Issue 21
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    Pulp Literature Series

    By Finnian Burnett, James Sallis, Kelly Robson and

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    About this series

    In This Issue

    • Join us as we raise a glass to the New Year and a new decade with Cheers
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherPulp Literature Press
    Release dateJan 1, 2019
    Pulp Literature Spring 2019: Issue 22
    Pulp Literature Summer 2019: Issue 23
    Pulp Literature Winter 2019: Issue 21

    Titles in the series (17)

    • 21

      Pulp Literature Winter 2019: Issue 21
      Pulp Literature Winter 2019: Issue 21

      Pulp Literature Winter 2019: Issue 21

      Evelyn Lau
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      Under the exquisite cover Frost and Snow by Melissa Mary Duncan … Our featured author, the esteemed Evelyn Lau, offers three poems riddled with grief and stolen moments. Spencer Stevens takes a break from the front lines in the final Seven Swans instalment, &lsquo

      Under the exquisite cover Frost and Snow by Melissa Mary Duncan … Our featured author, the esteemed Evelyn Lau, offers three poems riddled with grief and stolen moments. Spencer Stevens takes a break from the front lines in the final Seven Swans instalment, &lsquo

    • 22

      Pulp Literature Spring 2019: Issue 22
      Pulp Literature Spring 2019: Issue 22

      Pulp Literature Spring 2019: Issue 22

      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 dizz

      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 dizz

    • 23

      Pulp Literature Summer 2019: Issue 23
      Pulp Literature Summer 2019: Issue 23

      Pulp Literature Summer 2019: Issue 23

      Kelly Robson
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      Featured author Kelly Robson shows us that wine making is a labour of love, and sometimes hate, in ‘Good for Grapes’. Matthew Hughes’s magnum opus, What the Wind Brings, debuts aboard the Spanish galleon La Virgen, with an epic struggle brewing on the horizon. Stella Ryman is ready for new adventures in Ste

      Featured author Kelly Robson shows us that wine making is a labour of love, and sometimes hate, in ‘Good for Grapes’. Matthew Hughes’s magnum opus, What the Wind Brings, debuts aboard the Spanish galleon La Virgen, with an epic struggle brewing on the horizon. Stella Ryman is ready for new adventures in Ste

    • 29

      Pulp Literature Winter 2021: Issue 29
      Pulp Literature Winter 2021: Issue 29

      Pulp Literature Winter 2021: Issue 29

      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 B

      With A Foundations of Lies by cover artist Kris Sayer, we emerge from the dark woods with Tatterhood's loyal goat B

    • 33

      Pulp Literature Winter 2022: Issue 33
      Pulp Literature Winter 2022: Issue 33

      Pulp Literature Winter 2022: Issue 33

      Kate Heartfiled
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      In this issue, a giant feline swats us into the void with 'Space Cat' by Bronwyn Schuster. And feature auth

      In this issue, a giant feline swats us into the void with 'Space Cat' by Bronwyn Schuster. And feature auth

    • 24

      Pulp Literature Autumn 2019: Issue 24
      Pulp Literature Autumn 2019: Issue 24

      Pulp Literature Autumn 2019: Issue 24

      JJ Lee
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      In this issue: Experience the motley horrors of World War II, as featured author JJ Lee reunites us with his man of mystery and monsters in ‘The Man in the Long Black Coat: Bekker’, and Robin Malcolm unearths long-buried secrets in ‘The Bumblebee’s Daughter’. The secrets continue in field and

      In this issue: Experience the motley horrors of World War II, as featured author JJ Lee reunites us with his man of mystery and monsters in ‘The Man in the Long Black Coat: Bekker’, and Robin Malcolm unearths long-buried secrets in ‘The Bumblebee’s Daughter’. The secrets continue in field and

    • 25

      Pulp Literature Winter 2020: Issue 25
      Pulp Literature Winter 2020: Issue 25

      Pulp Literature Winter 2020: Issue 25

      A. M. Dellamonica
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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 ‘Wr

      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 ‘Wr

    • 30

      Pulp Literature Spring 2021: Issue 30
      Pulp Literature Spring 2021: Issue 30

      Pulp Literature Spring 2021: Issue 30

      Robert Silverberg
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      Join us as we step into the blossoming spring with Superbloom, by cover artist

      Join us as we step into the blossoming spring with Superbloom, by cover artist

    • 26

      Pulp Literature Spring 2020: Issue 26
      Pulp Literature Spring 2020: Issue 26

      Pulp Literature Spring 2020: Issue 26

      Matthew Hughes
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      In this issue: The stunning Queen of Swords by cover artist Tais Teng guards the gates to this issue’s brave new worlds and words. In ‘The Bicolour Spiral’ by Matthew Hughes, the ever-popular Erm Kaslo explores hostile planets, tracks treasure hunters, and seeks

      In this issue: The stunning Queen of Swords by cover artist Tais Teng guards the gates to this issue’s brave new worlds and words. In ‘The Bicolour Spiral’ by Matthew Hughes, the ever-popular Erm Kaslo explores hostile planets, tracks treasure hunters, and seeks

    • 34

      Pulp Literature Spring 2022: Issue 34
      Pulp Literature Spring 2022: Issue 34

      Pulp Literature Spring 2022: Issue 34

      JJ Lee
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      Find strength in humility (and mud) with Black Tortoise Kowtows by cover artist

      Find strength in humility (and mud) with Black Tortoise Kowtows by cover artist

    • 35

      Pulp Literature Summer 2022: Issue 35
      Pulp Literature Summer 2022: Issue 35

      Pulp Literature Summer 2022: Issue 35

      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

      In This Issue: It's summertime, and the water's fine ... or is it? 'Collector' by cover artist Akem

    • 36

      Pulp Literature Autumn 2022: Issue 36
      Pulp Literature Autumn 2022: Issue 36

      Pulp Literature Autumn 2022: Issue 36

      James Sallis
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      Under the wise gaze of 'The Butterfly Witch' by Melissa Mary Duncan, this issue promises at least two sides

      Under the wise gaze of 'The Butterfly Witch' by Melissa Mary Duncan, this issue promises at least two sides

    • 40

      Pulp Literature Autumn 2023: Issue 40
      Pulp Literature Autumn 2023: Issue 40

      Pulp Literature Autumn 2023: Issue 40

      Robert J. Sawyer
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      In this issue Take a spacewalk into the unknown with American Space Force

      In this issue Take a spacewalk into the unknown with American Space Force

    • 38

      Pulp Literature Spring 2023: Issue 38
      Pulp Literature Spring 2023: Issue 38

      Pulp Literature Spring 2023: Issue 38

      Richard Thomas
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      Ups and Downs by cover artist M St James

      Ups and Downs by cover artist M St James

    • 37

      Pulp Literature Winter 2023: Issue 37
      Pulp Literature Winter 2023: Issue 37

      Pulp Literature Winter 2023: Issue 37

      Renée Sarojini Saklikar
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      Feature author Renée Sarojini Saklikar treats us to a

      Feature author Renée Sarojini Saklikar treats us to a

    • 41

      Pulp Literature Winter 2024: Issue 41
      Pulp Literature Winter 2024: Issue 41

      Pulp Literature Winter 2024: Issue 41

      Finnian Burnett
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      In This Issue Join us as we raise a glass to the New Year and a new decade with Cheers

      In This Issue Join us as we raise a glass to the New Year and a new decade with Cheers

    • 39

      Pulp Literature Summer 2023: Issue 39
      Pulp Literature Summer 2023: Issue 39

      Pulp Literature Summer 2023: Issue 39

      Claire Humphrey
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      Enchantment begins with Dreaming Underwater by Claire Lawrence. Friendship carries us forward in 'The Drink We Spil

      Enchantment begins with Dreaming Underwater by Claire Lawrence. Friendship carries us forward in 'The Drink We Spil

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    Finnian Burnett

    Finnian Burnett holds a doctoral degree in English pedagogy and teaches English online for a US college. Their writing explores intersections of identity - fatness, mental health, disability, queer joy. Finnian was a finalist for the 2023 CBC Nonfiction Prize. Their second novella-in-flash, The Price of Cookies, is available from Off Topic Publishing. Finnian lives in BC where they spend their time watching a lot of Star Trek and daydreaming about teleportation.

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