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Pulp Literature Magazine #4
Pulp Literature Issue 4 Autumn 2014
Multi-genre short stories, comics, poetry, artwork and novel excerpts, including
- A tale of William Wallace’s Scotland … and the undead … from Susanna Kearsley in ‘Soldier, Wake’.
- An adult twist on the gingerbread man in “Dough Boy Lovers and the Appetites of Desire” by Karlo Yeager.
- “Blackthorne & Rose: Agents of DIRE”, by KG McAbee, a steampunk romp through undead-infested London with Burton, Poe, Verne, Babbage, Lister and Faraday.
- The beautiful blend of poetry and story in “Victory Girl” by Ace Baker.
- Time travel in the streets of Vancouver with “The Death of Me” by Keith Mabbs
- Alien encounters with a twist in “Things to Live For” by Richard E Gropp
- Under-the-skin horror in Susan Pieters' "Below the Knee"
- A sequential art adaptation of slam poet Kimberleigh Roseblade’s “The Wolf” by JM Landels
- Winners of the Inaugural Magpie Award for Poetry
- the next installment of Alliaigna's Song: Overture
- “The Fall of the Ego”, a haunting cover by the extraordinary Spanish artist Arantzazu Martinez.
- A tale of William Wallace’s Scotland … and the undead … from Susanna Kearsley in ‘Soldier, Wake’.
- An adult twist on the gingerbread man in “Dough Boy Lovers and the Appetites of Desire” by Karlo Yeager.
- “Blackthorne & Rose: Agents of DIRE”, by KG McAbee, a steampunk romp through undead-infested London with Burton, Poe, Verne, Babbage, Lister and Faraday.
- The beautiful blend of poetry and story in “Victory Girl” by Ace Baker.
- Time travel in the streets of Vancouver with “The Death of Me” by Keith Mabbs
- Alien encounters with a twist in “Things to Live For” by Richard E Gropp
- Under-the-skin horror in Susan Pieters' "Below the Knee"
- A sequential art adaptation of slam poet Kimberleigh Roseblade’s “The Wolf” by JM Landels
- Winners of the Inaugural Magpie Award for Poetry
- the next installment of Alliaigna's Song: Overture
- “The Fall of the Ego”, a haunting cover by the extraordinary Spanish artist Arantzazu Martinez.
266 pages, Paperback
First published October 1, 2014
About the author
J.M. Landels
40 books31 followersJM Landels divides her professional time between writing, editing, drawing, and teaching people to swordfight from horseback. She has no hobbies, since they all tend to turn into professions.
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Displaying 1 - 4 of 4 reviews
January 14, 2015
I read one short story in this collection, Soldier, Wake by Susanna Kearsley.
June 1, 2019
I downloaded this lovely little find because of Susanna Kearsley and her short story contribution. I love her works and want to read everything by her (bummer that I can't get Gemini Game or Undertow). I adored her story. It was different than what she normally writes and she did it perfectly. The woman is amazing and talented. However, beyond what Ms. Kearsley added, I found several other contributions that really had me engrossed; particularly the steam punk zombie themed one. I could really have gone for a full novel on that. The reason I have it three stars was due to the FEW stories that I didn't particularly enjoy and felt that they dragged on too much. In all, I truly love the concept of this magazine. It is a gift to lovers of the written word and a chance to experience new talent. I enjoyed my journey with this magazine edition and hope to purchase a other copy in the near future. I highly suggest to all!
August 20, 2017
Honourable mentions go to:
Bkackthorn and Rose: Agents of DIRE
The Death of Me
Bkackthorn and Rose: Agents of DIRE
The Death of Me
Displaying 1 - 4 of 4 reviews