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Twisted Pulp Magazine Issue #41

Looking for a dose of weird fiction and bizarre articles? You’re looking for Twisted Pulp Magazine! That’s right! The neo-pulp magazine is back, and our mommas said we wouldn’t make it to forty, but here we are. In the 40th issue you’ll find all the raw fiction and cult articles you’ve come to expect from the world’s greatest magazine.

Vinyl Noir #2: The Red Album

Jac is pulled back into the world of bootlegs and conspiracy when Lara, the daughter of infamous bootlegger Cosmo Krunch, seeks his help.

Be Careful What You Wish For By Thomas M. Malafarina

In this story, a wealthy, deeply depressed man feels trapped in a monotonous life. He is searching for any way to break free from his apathy, no matter what it takes.

Blood Noir Episode 7: Get Your Rocks Off

Two socialites are haunted by a drowned man who keeps returning. A gripping blend of horror and crime noir.

Rebuilding History: A Conversation with Shane Farmer of the Russell Theater

In a small Appalachian town, one man’s relentless determination brings an 80-year-old theater back from the brink. Through community, creativity, and countless grants, a historic movie house gets a second act—this time with digital screens and old-school charm. Come meet the man behind the marquee.

Twisted Pulp Magazine Issue #40

The Untold Story of Bettie Page: More Than a Pin-Up Queen

Bettie Page is often remembered as the ultimate pin-up queen—a symbol of beauty, rebellion, and playfulness. But behind the iconic bangs and captivating smile was a woman whose real life was filled with struggles, reinvention, and tragedy.

The Ultimate Springsteen Book Book Review by Mark Slade

Gillian Gaar’s biography captures The Boss’s life, music, and impact in a visually stunning and insightful volume.

The Unintended Consequences of Daytime Television by Paige Keir

A mundane afternoon of mind-numbing daytime television leads to an impulsive decision: it’s time to end it all. But when a faulty ceiling fan and an overflowing upstairs bathtub intervene, the narrator is left laughing at the absurdity of their own survival.