Pulp Literature Issue 17 Winter 2018

In the winter edition of Pulp Literature, readers are welcomed into a beautifully crafted collection showcasing a diverse range of imaginative voices. The issue captures the essence of the season with poignant stories and evocative poetry that echo the cold, yet enchanting atmosphere of winter. From ethereal ghost tales to deeply personal narratives, each piece draws the audience into a world where imagination flourishes.

J.J. Lee's Christmas ghost story serves as a highlight, offering a chilling touch that intertwines the spectral with the festive. Alongside it, contributions from a variety of talented authors explore themes of longing, love, and the haunting nature of memory. The varied styles and genres create a tapestry of storytelling that appeals to a wide array of literary tastes.

With stunning cover art by Britt-Lise Newstead, this issue promises to be both visually and intellectually engaging. The blend of established voices and emerging talents enriches the reading experience, inviting readers to reflect on the myriad emotions elicited by the narratives within. Each page turns like the whispers of winter winds, encouraging a deeper exploration of the human experience during the coldest months.