Matthew Hughes

Jm Landels

Mel Anastasiou

Tais Teng's Queen of Swords guards the gates to a new Erm Kaslo story from Matthew Hughes, mysteries deepen for Frankie Ray in Mel Anastasiou's The Extra, and JM Landels's Toinette arrives in Paris. Short fiction from Christi Nogle and Melisa Gregorio, and poetry from Patti Pangborn and Sarah Summerson, plus a short comic from Rina Piccolo.

Issue 26

Pulp Literature Spring 2020

KC Dyer

In this issue: Take a ride down the river with kc dyer on Akem's Seabus. Stop along the way for haunting fiction from Patrick Bollivar, Brandon Crilly, and Erin Kirsh, with a ghost at the end of the bed for Mel Anastasiou's Stella Ryman, and a lighter side of hell from FJ Bergmann. Magpie poetry award winners Oak Morse, Leah Komar, and Glenn Pape take us to three different kinds of hell; Susan Pieters and Rina Piccolo carry us to the stars in the past and future; and Greg Brown brings us back to where the heart is, while the young hero of Allaigna's Song by JM Landels get ever farther from home.

Mel Anastasiou

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