Where myth breathes and magic lingers, new wonders take shape. Gaslamp Pulp Volume 4 gathers fantasy short stories and poetry inspired by mythology, folklore, and the stories that form to give reason to the unexplainable.
Modern voices weave tales of sorcery, strange beings, and forgotten lore, each piece inviting you deeper into a world where the impossible feels just within reach. The volume culminates in a rediscovered gem: a full-length pulp fantasy novella from the early 20th century, an example of the early Lost World genre.
Featuring the classic vintage pulp novella Heu-Heu, or The Monster by H. Rider Haggard (First appeared in Hutchinson’s Magazine vol 10, #55-57, January-March 1924)
A tribute to the golden age of speculative fiction, Gaslamp Pulp blends old-world wonder with fresh imagination—
Follow the glow of the gaslights and discover worlds you’ll never want to leave.
- “Autumn Reigns” by AJ Litchfield
- “A Fairy Tale of Early Summer” by Josh House
- “Bookstore at the End of the World” by Johnny Byutorie
- “The Wildmage” by Deanne Daugherty
- “Siobhan’s Inn” by Bill Yuan
- “Children, We” by Faith-Anne Bell
- “Ashes to Ashes” by Rodney Hatfield Jr
- “The Mythmakers” by Jason Willard
- “Tinkerbell Talks” by Jennifer Weigel
- “Next, Please” by Trina Marie G. Basco
- “The Mermaid in the Bathtub” by Shahrzad
- “The Dragon, the Arrow, and the Corpse” by C.D. Gaige
- “The Storyteller” by Fija Callaghan
- “A Lesson for My Son” by Shoshana Groom
- “A Wish Fulfilled” by B.S.Roberts
- “The Charnel Pit” by Matthew X. Gomez
- “Selkie” by Josephine Cameron
- “Suburban Enchantment Violation” by Robert Martin
- “Steinvolk” by Erik Peters
- “The Jar of Antiquity” by Kimm Antel