JM Landels
@jmlandels.bsky.social
Writer, Writter, Wrangler. She/they. Author of the Allaigna's Song Trilogy, editor in chief at Pulp Literature Press. Teaches swordplay from horseback at Academie Cavallo.
The Work of Women Is the Work of Civilization "A civilization without textiles is not a civilization. It is a crowd of cold, naked people trying to carry grain in their hands." open.substack.com/pub/bitchyhi...
The Work of Women Is the Work of Civilization
Civilization does not require women’s subordination. It requires women’s work, which is exactly why patriarchy worked so hard to control it
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@cbcstephenquinn.bsky.social for the sake of Amy and anyone else in the studio I hope you're NOT nauseous, since that would make THEM nauseated, which is how you're feeling about the upcoming match. I enjoy listening to you and assure you, you're not nauseous, at least from here.
Enjoy an excerpt from ‘The Theft of Confidence’ by Soramimi Hanarejima from Issue 17, on sale now till the end of June: pulpliterature.com/throwback-th...
Throwback Thursday: 'The Theft of Confidence' by Soramimi Hanarejima - PULP Literature
In the Winter 2017 issue of Pulp Literature Carolyn Oliver offered this mythic glimpse behind a familiar tale.
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How terrible is AI? This was a suggestion that came up in Google Docs. Not only is the original word spelled correctly, GD suggested a word that doesn't exist.
Find the first page of 'Forbidden Fruit', a graphic short by Anat Rabkin, today on the Pulp Literature blog: pulpliterature.com/throwback-th...
Throwback Thursday: 'Forbidden Fruit' by Anat Rabkin - PULP Literature
Be Careful What You Ask For In 2015 we asked Anat Rabkin to create a short comic for us. She came up with this delightful sequential art [...]
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From Pulp Literature Issue 49, find the opening pages of a new graphic short by @artofjordanbray.bsky.social, ‘Nightwalks’, today on the blog: pulpliterature.com/nightwalks-b...
‘Nightwalks’ by Jordan Bray - PULP Literature
Mental Gymnastics From Pulp Literature Issue 49, find the opening pages of Jordan Bray‘s graphic short, ‘Nightwalks’, below. Through ‘Nightwalks’, Jordan notes that he hopes [...]
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Prize-Winning Prose 🖋️ mailchi.mp/393ea35bed4f... Get inspired to write by two Hummingbird Prize winners of contests past in this Pulp Mystery newsletter!
From Pulp Literature Issue 49, find an excerpt from Part 3 of The Extra Takes the Castle, ‘Sunrise at Paradise Gardens’, by Mel Anastasiou today on the blog: pulpliterature.com/sunrise-at-p...
‘Sunrise at Paradise Gardens’ by Mel Anastasiou - PULP Literature
Ring for Fire From Pulp Literature Issue 49, find an excerpt from Part 3 of The Extra Takes the Castle, ‘Sunrise at Paradise Gardens’, by Mel Anastasiou. [...]
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In the Winter 2017 issue of Pulp Literature, Carolyn Oliver offered this mythic glimpse behind a familiar tale. Enjoy and excerpt of ‘The Green Thread and the Blue’ today on the Pulp Lit blog: pulpliterature.com/throwback-th...
Throwback Thursday: 'The Green Thread and the Blue' by Carolyn Oliver - PULP Literature
In the Winter 2017 issue of Pulp Literature Carolyn Oliver offered this mythic glimpse behind a familiar tale. PULP Literature
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Path to Publishing Postponed | We’ve decided to postpone the Path to Publishing Conference till November. The good news is that we should be able to put on a bigger conference with more sessions! Find all the details in today's newsletter: mailchi.mp/182c28645c00...
Comics from Issues Past and Present ✨ mailchi.mp/ad791e4e2d1f... Find excerpts from two graphic shorts in this Pulp Spec newsletter, and get Issue 9 on sale until May 31st!
For our fiftieth issue of Pulp Literature, we are thrilled to welcome you into this special issue under the cover of Lynne Taylor Fahnestalk‘s 'The Kiss'. Admire this artwork in full today on the Pulp Literature blog: pulpliterature.com/cover-reveal...
Cover Reveal: The Kiss by Lynne Taylor Fahnestalk - PULP Literature
Anniversary Artwork For our fiftieth issue of Pulp Literature, we are thrilled to welcome you into this special issue under the cover of Lynne Taylor Fahnestalk‘s The [...]
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In ‘Just Another Date Night on the Highway Out of Town’, Zandra Renwick demonstrates why, some days, it just pays to order in. Enjoy an excerpt of this story today on the Pulp Lit blog: pulpliterature.com/throwback-th...
Throwback Thursday: 'Just Another Date Night on the Highway Out of Town' - PULP Literature
In 'Just Another Date Night on the Highway Out of Town', Zandra Renwick demonstrates why, some days, it just pays to order in.
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In Pulp Literature Issue 49, Lauren Stein (@tinylwrites.bsky.social) presents us with a less than usual work day in ‘Return to Office’. Read an excerpt of this story today on the blog: pulpliterature.com/return-to-of...
‘Return to Office’ by Lauren Stein - PULP Literature
Unusual Work In Pulp Literature Issue 49, Lauren Stein presents us with a less than usual work day in ‘Return to Office’. Read an excerpt of this [...]
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The Autumn 2022 issue featured ‘I Can See for Miles’, an excerpt of Mel Anastasiou‘s novel of love and grief Pretty Lies, set during the sun-drenched summer of 1974 on Bowen Island, BC. Read an excerpt today on the Pulp Lit blog: pulpliterature.com/throwback-th...
Throwback Thursday: 'I Can See for Miles' by Mel Anastasiou - PULP Literature
'I Can See for Miles' is excerpted from Pretty Lies, a novel of love and grief, set during the sun-drenched summer of 1974.
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@cbcstephenquinn.bsky.social or anyone else who knows, what's with CBC radio broadcast sound lately? The sound quality has changed -- it's thinner and feels clipped. Not just Early Ed because I've noticed it on national shows like As It Happens as well.
@cbcstephenquinn.bsky.social Can we stop referring to women (& goddesses) in relation to men (& gods)? Artemis is first and foremost the goddess of the MOON. She is the daughter of the Titan Leto, goddess of motherhood.
Hey, I wrote a short story that's actually short!
Pulp Literature Press@pulpliterature.bsky.social · 7mo agoFrom Pulp Literature Issue 49, find the first section of ‘Her Mother’s Smile’ by JM Landels, a new story set within the Ilmar which takes place just after the events of Allaigna’s Song: Chorale. Read an excerpt today on the blog: pulpliterature.com/her-mothers-...
@cbcstephenquinn.bsky.social 'tod' (or 'todde') is a northern English & Scottish term for a male fox.
Noëlle de Leeuw examines Gisèle Pelicot’s memoir as an act of defiance and a call to social change.
Gisèle Pelicot’s Memoir is the Ultimate Act of Defiance
Gisèle Pelicot had resigned herself to a life of quiet victimhood. In France, all victims of sexual violence have the right to anonymity, and she had clung to it for years, her mind made up that sh…
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@cbcstephenquinn.bsky.social if was definitely extraterrestrial if it was a meteorite.
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Since 2019, BC Rent Bank has helped over 15,000 households avoid eviction or essential utility disconnection through financial assistance. But government
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