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13/03/2025

We've secured a couple of seats for this workshop. Anyone wishing to attend, on us, completely free, can DM us for details. Shreya is a talented and wonderful author who has stories in Fantasy and Science Fiction Magazine, Strange Horizons and the "Magic Has No Borders" and "Infinite Constellations" anthologies. The workshop is sure to be enlightening and fun.

10/11/2024

Rest In Peace. One of our favorite actors has transitioned recently. Best known for his roles as Candyman and Commander Kern in Star Trek TNG. At 6'5" he was a commanding presence on screen and stage and his impassioned performances left indelible impressions on us all. He will be missed.

23/10/2024

John, Laury, and Jibril have donated a signed copy of "Revenge In Three" to Lit for Lebanon. The proceeds will go to basic necessities for people who are internally displaced in Lebanon. There are tons of great auctions under this fundraiser so consider bidding on one of them.

Auction item 'Signed Copy of "Revenge In Three" anthology' hosted online at 32auctions.

04/10/2024

Registration is open for Space Science in Context 2024: Justice in Action, 17–18 October!

Registration gives access to all pre-recorded content, and if you register by 10 October, access to the live event.

Editor will be talking about Fresh Pulp during a panel discussion!
Use the qr code or go to the link in our bio!

25/09/2024

Hello everyone! I will be one of the panelists on this upcoming series in October. I will be discussing Fresh Pulp Magazine's work in science fiction and uplifting Black and POC voices in sciences and social sciences through the magazine. Please support us and this event by attending. It's free. Information about the event and sign up link below.

Space Science in Context (17–18 October, 2024) returns for its third year! SSiC is a FREE, cross-disciplinary conference on outer space and society - intended to bring together those across natural sciences, social sciences, humanities, and community work to tackle the big questions facing the field. This year SSiC’s theme is Justice in Action.

Learn more and register here: https://spacescienceincontext.com/ssic-2024/

This year’s programme: Our live sessions are 17–18th October 2024; but if you’re busy at that time, don’t worry! All our speakers’ talks will be uploaded to the website the week before the live sessions, so you can engage with their thoughts on your own time beyond the designated days of the event.

We have a dazzling array of panellists giving pre-recorded talks and having live discussions over the two days. In addition to our usual flipped-classroom model, we have social sessions to meet and chat with others, film screenings, and Pacific/East Asia timezone-friendly sessions.

Our three panels this year are:

- Space Futures which investigates who imagines the future of outer space, how, and in what ways?

- Where Are They Now?, which revisits topics and speakers from the SSiC 2020 and SSiC 2023 conferences; and

- Communities of Practice where we look at organisations reshaping the practices of space science.

The conference also includes a film screening, and two online social spaces for networking and sharing ideas. Registering for the (free) conference gets you access to all of these events!

Accessibility statement: All of the pre-recorded speaker videos will have transcripts and closed captioning. The live event will take place over Zoom. We are seeking English-language CART for the live event; you can see which sessions have CART on the Programme Schedule. The live event will not be recorded.

Help Space Science in Content 2024 reach new audiences by passing this invitation along to friends, colleagues, communities and students you think might be interested in joining the conference.

Space Science in Context ( ) is a free, virtual conference bringing together people interested in and who study outer space and/or its social contexts for an interactive event! The theme th…

25/07/2024

New article up on the site by Kiren Zubairi. A relevant revisitation by the obscure yet prophetic work of Rokaiya Saskawat Hussein "Sultana's Dream".

21/07/2024

I spent the day with these incredibly talented writers during I first ever Dark Matter Fellowship. A truly profound and transformative experience to be in community with them. We hope to give our followers an opportunity to learn more about them individually as we continue forward!

11/07/2024

We have a red bubble store! We have several designs up with a variety of products per design. This is one of our earliest designs with Fresh Pulp spelled in katakana. It's also the first design we've sold.

https://www.redbubble.com/i/t-shirt/Fresh-Pulp-Katakana-by-freshpulp/162216370.IJ6L0.XYZ

06/07/2024

Congratulations to the Dark Matter Fellowship class of 2024!

18/06/2024

We have decided to moderate posts on here. A few folks thought it was ok to spam their content in our tl. We don't mind supporting other members of our community, but those members must also support us, and engage actively with other group members. Bear this in mind before requesting to post please.

Send a message to learn more

07/06/2024

We've extended the application deadline go to the link in our stories or in our bio to apply now. We can't wait to hear your stories!

This is the official page of Fresh Pulp Magazine. We are a zine dedicated to science fiction, science, some fantasy, and the craft of writing. Our goal is to increase the understanding of STEM, particularly among diverse communities.

17/04/2024

In partnership with we are hosting our first ever Dark Matter workshop and fellowship. We are inviting everyone from communities of color to apply. We will be discussing the intersection of STEM and the impact it has on vulnerable communities and encourage writers who imagine these futures for better or worse.

01/04/2024

Join our editor J. Austin Yoshino as he moderates this upcoming panel!

Join J. Austin Yoshino, Hanna Flint, journalist and author of Strong Female Character, Swara Salih, host of Middle Geeks, and our Executive Director Margari Hill for an in-depth conversation on the Dune Franchise. Register: https://bit.ly/lensdune

31/01/2024

Ramadan is right around the corner so get your Ramadan reads now! Support these three Muslim authors telling three Muslim tales inspired by the seminal Alexandre Dumas work "The Count of Monte Cristo". This will make a great Eid gift. You can get your copy today at the following links!:

Amazon: https://amzn.to/48UqB93

Kobo: https://bit.ly/48W9Iux (e-book only)

And you can support your local bookstore by asking them to request a copy for you from IngramSpark!

This is the official page of Fresh Pulp Magazine. We are a zine dedicated to science ficti

31/01/2024

Three Muslim authors. Three genres. Three retellings of "The Count of Monte Cristo". You don't want to miss these incredible re-imaginings of the seminal Alexandre Dumas work. You can get your copy today at the following links!:

Amazon: https://amzn.to/48UqB93
Kobo: https://bit.ly/48W9Iux (e-book only)

You can also support your local bookstore by asking them to request a copy for you from IngramSpark!

This is the official page of Fresh Pulp Magazine. We are a zine dedicated to science ficti

15/12/2023

Congratulations to one of the authors of "Revenge In Three" Laury Silvers: for advancing to the semi-finals of the Indie Novella Championship! We're so proud!

RAT CITY my Alt-Medieval Noir novella set in a medieval Muslim abolition city made it to the semi-finals of the SFINCs award. I'm humbled. I read reviews of the other books and they were all spectacular. I never thought I'd make it.

Why you probably won't like it:

Rat City is densely written, more a novel crammed inside a novella. It has a massively complex plot.

A heartbroken, but tough post-menopausal detective struggling with past betrayals.

A jinn saloon and brothel owner.

A non-utopic, yet working, abolition city without police.

A world reeling from ongoing plagues.

A richly told Muslim world.

All things the average reader is not looking for! But who am I except a writer who runs headlong into the stories the average reader is not looking for? Oh, Laury.

If you want to read RAT CITY, you can find it published with two other fantastic retellings of THE COUNT OF MONTE CRISTO in REVENGE IN THREE published by Fresh Pulp Magazine

REVENGE IN THREE: RAT CITY, THE PASHA OF TEXAS (by Jibril Stephenson), and THE SPATIAL CONDITION (by J. Austin Yoshino).

https://www.amazon.com/Revenge-Three-Laury-Silvers/dp/B0CHL1KLCP/r