Like Crows Feasting
by Colette Jonopulos

Eternity
by Colette Jonopulos

Rush Hour
by Tracie McBride

Seeking Writing Partner
by Woods & Crouch

Joining With The One
by Willie Meikle

These Winter Nights
by Rachel Rinehart

July 16, 2008

Welcome back to BIG PULP!

This week, we have flash fiction that will make you appreciate your daily commute, no matter how bad it is.  Check out Tracie McBride's "Rush Hour" in LORE.

And, in the pages of M, we're very pleased to present two horror-tinged poems by Colette Jonopulos. Colette is the editor and publisher of Tiger's Eye: A Journal of Poetry. When you've finished her poems, check out the journal on the Links page.

- Bill Olver

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July 9, 2008

Thanks for stopping by!

Today, in THE GOLDEN ARK, we have another text/photography piece from the very talented duo of Christopher Woods and Jeff Crouch. "Seeking Writing Partner" is a brief, yet humorous look at creative collaboration. Check it out and be careful next time you answer a writer's ad on the internet....

Thanks!

- Bill Olver

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July 7, 2008

Welcome back to BIG PULP! We hope you had a great Fourth of July!

I celebrated Independence Day in a personal manner by quitting my corporate job and leaping into the realm of freelance and contract writing. In addition to an improved personal level of sanity, I hope this will lead to bigger and better things for our pulp-filled corner of the Internet. Keep watching this space!

Today we're caught up on our posting schedule for work appearing in our Summer PDF.

We have two Science Fiction stories posted in GLIESE.  First up is "Remedy Blue" by D.N. Drake, a disturbing glimpse at what may become the world's next addiction. D.N. is also an editor for the Science & Speculative Fiction zine Abyss & Apex. Check the Links page for more information!

Also in GLIESE, we have William Meikle's "Joining With The One." William is the author of 7 published novels and numerous short stories and we're happy to have him join our pages. His most recent novel is The Sirens, part of his The Midnight Eye Files series. Check the Links page for more!

And last but not least, in THE GOLDEN ARK, we're pleased to present Rachel Rinehart's "These Winter Nights", a look back at the birth a creative soul.

Thanks for stopping by! Come back Wednesday for another photo/text piece by Christopher Woods and Jeff Crouch.

Thanks!

- Bill Olver