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pulp MAG pulp MAG is Kwantlen Polytechnic University’s student-run literary and arts magazine. For more information, visit www.pulpmag.ca

Published tri-annually, it features work generated entirely by writers and artists from Kwantlen and the surrounding communities. Pulp maintains a high standard of quality for its submissions and spotlights a diverse range of sculptors, poets, graphic and fashion designers, authors, painters, comic artists, essayists, playwrights, filmmakers, humourists, satirists, and performance artists.

Summer ‘26 Poetry Spotlight: Teresa LinTeresa Lin moved to Canada from Mainland China in 2003. All endeavours in her lif...
06/19/2026

Summer ‘26 Poetry Spotlight: Teresa Lin
Teresa Lin moved to Canada from Mainland China in 2003. All endeavours in her life are a venture to find beauty; the beauty of sound, rhythm, imagination, virtue, and harmony. She believes one way to achieve it is by weaving and crafting in languages.

Summer ‘26 Poetry Spotlight: Kam KrugerKameron Kruger is a poet and creative non-fiction writer from Surrey, BC. He curr...
06/17/2026

Summer ‘26 Poetry Spotlight: Kam Kruger
Kameron Kruger is a poet and creative non-fiction writer from Surrey, BC. He currently studies accounting and creative writing at KPU. He enjoys writing on topics of grief and joy, and is often inspired through nature and personal reflection.

Our Summer 2026 issue will be on shelves and online soon! Featuring "Film Photography 2" by Michela Nicole Ross as the c...
06/11/2026

Our Summer 2026 issue will be on shelves and online soon! Featuring "Film Photography 2" by Michela Nicole Ross as the cover, the issue will be available in print at KPU campuses or in our online archives. Stay tuned for updates!

pulp MAG is hiring a Junior Visual Art Editor! Junior Art Editors assist the senior visual arts editor with selecting pi...
05/25/2026

pulp MAG is hiring a Junior Visual Art Editor!
Junior Art Editors assist the senior visual arts editor with selecting pieces for publication, communicate with contributors, and participate in the magazine editing process. This position is currently only open to KPU students.
Send us an email at [email protected] for more details.

Spring 2026 Visual Art Spotlight: “Childlike Wonder” by Tianna HarrisonTianna is currently working towards her lifelong ...
04/25/2026

Spring 2026 Visual Art Spotlight: “Childlike Wonder” by Tianna Harrison
Tianna is currently working towards her lifelong dream of being a counsellor. She has worked with vulnerable children in several capacities over the past decade. As a counsellor, Tianna would like to encourage people to return to their inner child and come back to that childlike wonder.

Spring 2026 Visual Art Spotlight: “Awakening” by Tatiana AnisimovaTatiana Anisimova is a Vancouver-based visual artist w...
04/21/2026

Spring 2026 Visual Art Spotlight: “Awakening” by Tatiana Anisimova
Tatiana Anisimova is a Vancouver-based visual artist whose practice bridges contemporary realism and illustrative detail. Working primarily in watercolor and oil, she explores natural forms, floral symbolism, and quiet emotional narratives.
Tatiana is represented by Ian Tan Gallery and is an active member of the Federation of Canadian Artists. Her work has been featured in national and international exhibitions, alongside artist demonstrations and workshops across British Columbia.

Spring 2026 Visual Art Spotlight: “Starstruck” by Desmond TompkinsDesmond Tompkins is a KPU student and interdisciplinar...
04/17/2026

Spring 2026 Visual Art Spotlight: “Starstruck” by Desmond Tompkins
Desmond Tompkins is a KPU student and interdisciplinary artist based in Metro Vancouver. His piece, "Starstruck," deconstructs a film still, reconfigured to resemble the flicker of a TV screen just before it shuts off or the buffering of a film strip. By distorting the familiar image of a starstruck couple, it challenges Hollywood’s idealized portrayals of romance.

Spring 2026 Visual Art Spotlight: “Vancouver’s Coyotes” by Jon E. D. RobinsonJon E. D. Robinson is an Indigenous artist ...
04/14/2026

Spring 2026 Visual Art Spotlight: “Vancouver’s Coyotes” by Jon E. D. Robinson
Jon E. D. Robinson is an Indigenous artist whose works often have a focus on animal subjects. He grew up on trickster raven stories. Julian Brave Noisecat's talk of the trickster coyote compelled him to think of the local coyotes. Jon sees them as beautiful antagonists to our corporate sensibilities and our neon lights.
If you’d like to see more of Jon’s work, you can visit him on Bluesky: .

Visual arts submissions for our Summer '26 issue are extended to April 18, 2026! Contributors are paid $20 per piece.For...
04/12/2026

Visual arts submissions for our Summer '26 issue are extended to April 18, 2026! Contributors are paid $20 per piece.
For prose and poetry, or if you miss the deadline, consider submitting to our Fall 2026 issue.

We're currently accepting submissions of prose, poetry, and visual art for our Fall 2026 issue!Visit our website for sub...
04/12/2026

We're currently accepting submissions of prose, poetry, and visual art for our Fall 2026 issue!
Visit our website for submission guidelines and payment information: https://www.pulpmag.ca/submission-info/

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