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These two stories each opened with the thirty-page entries (of the four semifinalists) that most made at least two of the three of us Pulp Literature editors want to read more.
Both finalists will receive editorial critiques of their first thirty pages, and will be invited to submit their full manuscripts.
And the author of the winning manuscript (announced soon!) will receive $200, an editorial review, and a synopsis critique.
Congratulations to the finalists! Stay tuned to the blog to discover which of these stories has the winning pages in the cage, announced later this month!
Irma Gruenholz, a three-dimensional illustrator and sculptor based in Madrid, Spain, engages in a creative process centered on hand-sculpted illustrations using clay and various materials to achieve three-dimensional effects.
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