Welcome to Pulch Mag.

A magazine celebrating the diversity and creativity of young people in WA.

About Us.

Pulch Mag is a small independent publication for young West Australian artists and writers. We produce print editions and online publications, specialising in works of fiction, poetry and non-fiction.

Our Impact.

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“Supporting young emerging writers at an earlier stage is so important to help the individual writers continue to grow and to encourage them to keep going. Having a literary space for young voices is an integral part of keeping the arts thriving, as it is part of the whole ecosystem. I want to see Pulch Mag continue to grow and evolve as a publication and a literary space, and having lots of different voices be a part of that is very important.”
– Kaya Ortiz, 2020 & 2021 Contributor

“I’ve never been published in anything before so it’s good to get that experience and exposure. Pulch Mag gives younger creatives a chance to put their work out there. There currently isn’t much opportunity for young creatives to publish their work so more editions of Pulch would definitely be beneficial.”
– Leander Cruz, Contributor 2021

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Pulch Online.

Close-up of water with gentle ripples reflecting light.

Meditations in water.

A detailed black and white sketch of a woman's profile with flowing hair, one eye visible, lips, and a tear falling from her eye. A butterfly is perched on her finger.

Behind My Eyes

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‘Skin Deep’

Inside a greenhouse with various hanging and potted plants, and a glass roof with metal framing.

Grief is a Beautiful Seed

Our Team.

  • A young woman with long black hair and bangs, wearing a red top and black winged eyeliner, sitting in a bookstore or library.

    Cheyenne Valero

    Chairperson

  • A young woman with dark, short, wavy hair and brown eyes, wearing a white shirt with blue vertical stripes, captured in a close-up photo against a mostly red, patterned background.

    Haylie Ventouras

    Secretary

  • Close-up of a smiling person with short dark hair, clear glasses, and wearing a blue hoodie, with a cityscape of tall buildings in the background under a partly cloudy sky.

    Leila Marshall

    Treasurer

  • A young woman with shoulder-length wavy brown hair, wearing a black top and layered necklaces, smiling softly in front of a neutral wall with a colorful abstract painting and framed photographs in the background.

    Sophie McGeough

    Head Editor

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