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“There’s no traffic, no roar of engines, no call-and-response of angry horns. There’s no music, no television. We never hear laughter now.

But we both hear the creak of a door…”

The Writer of Death by Willow Hewett

Cheap rent. A house full of other writers. It was a dream come true for a young woman who was just starting out in life. Unfortunately for her, not all dreams have happy endings.

"It's not that I think people want to hurt me." I said quickly, "Not on purpose. People aren't monsters." Bobby lives on a small rock at the far end of the solar system. Far from people. Far from civilization. Why would anyone ever want to hurt him?

Fragile by Misha Burnett.

Stealing from the wrong people finally caught up to them. They agreed to separate. She agreed to hide. But, something went wrong. Something had to give.

Something Inevitable by Gene Kendall

Dragons are an enslaved species. The last place they are allowed to roam free is on a tiny chain of islands in the middle of the Pacific Ocean. Join Jeremy Coleridge as he travels to Hawaii to learn more about these mysterious creatures.

Our first Pocket Pulp Live! w/ author Matty Dalrymple! Matty joins Eric Bryan Moore, host of PP, to talk about writing, publishing, and how building a boat is a lot like building a story!

What About Me? #SelkieMother by Tessa Smith McGovern

Selkies are creatures found in folklore from the Faroe Islands, Iceland, Ireland, and Scotland. In the sea, selkies are said to live like seals, but on the land they remove their seal skin and become exceptionally beautiful people. What happens when a selkie is taken captive and forced into motherhood? Can a captive selkie find happiness?

A dilapidated mansion on Philadelphia's Main Line. A wedding day promise from decades ago. A love that even death can't end--or can it? Ann Kinnear has a yearly engagement for Valentine's Day, but it's not one she's looking forward to.

Eric Tesler is the greatest saxophone player in world. Or, is he? He fills concert halls all around the country and has two number one records, yet no one has ever heard him play. Is he a fraud? A fool? Or a genius?

You wake up and discover you have a third eye! Is it a curse? A blessing? A really bad hang over?? David Shatzkin is about to find out! Coming this Monday, Pocket Pulp is excited to present Eyewitness, by Christina Hoag.