From Pulp Literature Issue 46, Mark Gallacher's ‘The Orangery’ asks us to contemplate grief in a future where death is a rarity. Enjoy an excerpt of this story on the blog, and discover the rest in Issue 46, Spring 2025.
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China races robots against humans in Beijing half marathon.
Quant: "I'm as real as you are."
Saved From The Fire published by Ringwood Publishing. @RingwoodPublish @scottishbooks
“'One day, when it’s safe, when there’s no personal downside to calling a thing what it is, when it’s too late to hold anyone accountable, everyone will have always been against this' ... Nobody can pretend they didn't know.”
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Edited by award-winning poet Samuel Tongue, this excellent collection of stories includes 'The Good Brother' by Mark Gallacher, a story of damaged lives, male violence and the longing for redemption. @RedSquirrelPres @ByLeavesWeLive@ScotBooksInt @RingwoodPublish @GirvanArts
Poem submissions are open for Into Poetry until the end of November. Send a handful of your best unpublished poems to [email protected]
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The anniversary of my book's publication approaches. What's happened since in that short time?
AI everywhere.
Raging climate breakdown.
Record numbers of books banned.
Toxic misinformation and lies.
Reality denial.
Plague
Social upheaval.
Mars rockets.
@RingwoodPublish @scotlit
The anniversary of my book's publication approaches. What's happened since in that short time?
AI everywhere.
Raging climate breakdown.
Record numbers of books banned.
Toxic misinformation and lies.
Reality denial.
Plague
Social upheaval.
Mars rockets.
@RingwoodPublish @scotlit