Stories from Pulp Literature No. 15 Summer 2017: A.M. Soto’s short story, “Pack Up Your Troubles,” alternates between the internal and external perspectives of one of Earth’s invaders. The story unfolds through the narrative’s shifts in…

Alfred Hitchcock’s Mystery Magazine Vol. 4 No. 9 Sep. 1959 Alfred Hitchcock: Dear Readers Contents C.B. Gilford “Death Comes for Some Ladies” Jacques Gillies “The Plural Mr. Grimaud” Stanley George “Two Hunters and a Girl” Theodore…

Joe Wehrle, Jr. wrote two Christmas stories that I know of: “A Christmas Romance” and “Christmas Spirit in a Speakeasy.” The latter featuring Cauliflower Catnip. Joe first shared “Romance” with me in Autumn 2016, but we…

Contents From the Pulp Lit Pulpit: Here’s to Another Five In This Issue Evelyn Lau “Gone” (verse) Evelyn Lau “Forest Edge” (verse) Evelyn Lau “Once Upon a Time . . .” (verse) Feature Interview: Evelyn Lau…

Stories from Switchblade issue two, edited by Scotch Rutherford: Carmen Jaramillo reaches for justice in “The Long Arm,” a tightly-crafted yarn about long- and short-term thinking—all of it bad. Rolly Walden found the Lord in Joliet.…

Excerpt from the interview with Rick Ollerman, editor of Down & Out: The Magazine, appearing in The Digest Enthusiast No. 7. “My usual process is to open the document in my word processor and change the…

Contributor copies of The Digest Enthusiast No. 9 are starting to arrive. Thanks to Michael Bracken, Josh Pachter, and Pulp Literature Managing Editor Jennifer Landels for including TDE in their recent social media posts. We also…

Opening line from “The Shunned House” by Robert Edmond Alter Alfred Hitchcock’s Mystery Magazine May 1966: “The abandoned Yost house has stood in shunned isolation for nearly two hundred years.”

An excerpt from my review of Black Cat Mystery Magazine No. 1 from The Digest Enthusiast No. 7: Alan Orloff offers the opening gambit in this issue with “Getting Away.” Lloyd Birnbaum runs a one-man travel…