A modern amalgam of the classic newsstand of the golden age of pulp and popular fiction, Big Pulp publishes exciting and thought-provoking fiction and poetry by the best new and emerging genre writers from around the world. Our cover feature this issue is "Ted Bundy's Beetle," a taut psychological horror tale by Jarrid Deaton. When a used car dealer acquires the infamous Volkswagen owned by serial killer Ted Bundy, his business booms, but with unintended consequences.
Other highlights include Steve Bennett's jazz-infused mystery "Cat Had A Tail" and Marina Neary's Belorussian romance "How Am I Gonna Play Guitar Now?"
This issue also includes a glimpse of the future of litigation by Josh Roseman; a walk on the seedier side of vampirism by Jeremy Ryan; cyberpunk SF by E.A. Manning; western fiction by Coy Hall; and a tale of the Phantom Sleuth by Timothy Sayell.
Also featuring fiction and poetry by Tim Lieder, Michael Bracken, Trace McBride, Tony Haynes, James F.W. Rowe, Sarah Hilary, Sari Krosinsky, Shea McCandless, Kenneth P. Gurney, James R. Stratton, Betsy Dornbush, James Michael Stewart, Jason Ridler, and Michael D. Turner.
Genre: Science Fiction
Other highlights include Steve Bennett's jazz-infused mystery "Cat Had A Tail" and Marina Neary's Belorussian romance "How Am I Gonna Play Guitar Now?"
This issue also includes a glimpse of the future of litigation by Josh Roseman; a walk on the seedier side of vampirism by Jeremy Ryan; cyberpunk SF by E.A. Manning; western fiction by Coy Hall; and a tale of the Phantom Sleuth by Timothy Sayell.
Also featuring fiction and poetry by Tim Lieder, Michael Bracken, Trace McBride, Tony Haynes, James F.W. Rowe, Sarah Hilary, Sari Krosinsky, Shea McCandless, Kenneth P. Gurney, James R. Stratton, Betsy Dornbush, James Michael Stewart, Jason Ridler, and Michael D. Turner.
Genre: Science Fiction
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