Pulp Literature Summer 2017: Issue 15

Meet Gret, the charmingly abrasive heroine of Brenda Carre’s next novel; a knight to remember from Charity Tahmaseb; and a rebel heiress posing as a highwaywoman from Mel Anastasiou. Kris Sayer brings us goats and trolls, and AM Soto gives us aliens who are more like us than we think. We have two very different Californian tales from Susan Pieters and Adam Golub, plus the contest-winning stories from Ingrid Jendrzejewski, Jay Allisan, and Angela Post. There is poetry from Benjamin Hertwig, Jenny Black, and Nicholas Christian, and a brand-new chapter of Allaigna’s Song — all beneath the stunning cover by S Ross Browne.

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