by Lee Cross It’s the same every year; Christmas, you don’t have time to read… there’s family everywhere, food litters every available surface and TV is actually pretty good for a change = time for reading severely diminished. Then January strikes; the obligation month of the year if you’re a reader, working your way through … Continue reading Top Tips For Reading In This Cold February
by Colleen White It reads like something out of an Ocean’s film script: a team of well-trained thieves cut holes into reinforced glass, rappel 40-feet down from the ceiling, avoiding a maze of laser sensors and security alarms, and make off with almost $2.5 million of rare books. But that is exactly what happened in England … Continue reading 6 Books Worth More Than Your Apartment
This Valentine's Day season, ProFlowers created a blog of 59 Love Quotes From Books where you can drill down to different literature quotes (depending on your Valentine mood) to either timeless, cynic, realist and hopeless romantic love quotes. Here is our favorite 11 literature love quotes from the list. View the full list of Love quotes … Continue reading 11 Literature Quotes about Love for Valentine’s Day
This month, we are celebrating Poetry at Literati Pulp. Here are the top 10 quotes from the Allen Ginsberg, by popular vote*. [Gathered by William Kenney] *Selected from GoodReads highest rated quotes. “Follow your inner moonlight; don't hide the madness.” 4,313 Likes “I don't think there is any truth. There are only points of view. … Continue reading Top 10 Quotes from Allen Ginsberg, by Popular Vote
This month, we are celebrating Poetry at Literati Pulp. Here are the top 10 quotes from the Poet Rumi, by popular vote*. *Selected from GoodReads highest rated quotes. “Your task is not to seek for love, but merely to seek and find all the barriers within yourself that you have built against it.” 7,116 Likes … Continue reading Top 10 Quotes from Poet Rumi, By Popular Vote
by Lee Cross Don’t be misled by the title, up-front I just want to say that I’m not slagging Stephen King in any way. Am I his biggest fan? well, no I’m… in fact, I’m probably not even in the top million, but that’s my mark of respect to the man; that he has literally … Continue reading Leopold Broom Investigates: The Trappings of Fame or Stephen King Syndromes
To celebrate Literati Pulp’s February Poetry month, we are featuring British artist Georgia Icaovuo for her piece, Alice. Alice is a visual art piece that follows the story of a woman going through a ‘typical’ day. Bizarre and even jarring at times, as you scroll through the images and text of this piece you delve into an … Continue reading Featured Artist: Georgia Iacovou
