The winter horror issue is out now in paperback and electronic formats to keep you close to the stove during the waning days of winter. Cover art this time is “Little Tophet” from Toe Keen, his own anachrocommentary on the long flyover scenes from Bladerunner.
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War curfews force a traveling carnival to camp in small mining town, while the world outside changes forever. Rated R for mild suggestive language and body horror.
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Curiosities #4 has arrived! Ten tales from the age of Jazz and Diesel, with hard boiled detectives, fast talking time travelers, bakelite automatons, body hopping cultists, ambitious aviators, a Tesla powered metropolis, and the Fairy King himself in Weimar Berlin, from authors Manuel Royal, Eddie Generous, M.A. Smith, DJ Tyrer, Dimitra Nikolaidou, Marlin Bressi, Holly Schofield, Sebastien Mantle, Brian K. Lowe, and Jordan Taylor.
Cover art is “Do Androids…?” by Goran Delic. Find more of his work at gorandelic.com/
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Curiosities is a thrice annual publication of short speculative fiction in the retropunk subgenres.
Modified soldiers arrive at the front. Alasdair Stuart narrates. Content note for wartime horror.
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For the sake of record keeping, here is everything we have or will have published in print form by the end of the year. Thanks for another great year. Continue reading “2018 Eligibility Post”
You ever feel like the whole world is passing you by while you rot in that small town you had the misfortune to be born in? Well, maybe it is. Wilson Fowlie narrates.
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It’s Día de Muertos here in New Mexico… Second Halloween! Continue reading “Day of the Dead”
Survivors of an apocalyptic war rebuild their world to a Roman Ideal, which includes being outnumbered by their genetically altered slaves. Wulf Moon narrates.
Content note for adult situations.
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A rural town bars itself in every night. But why won’t they tell the tourists why? Vic Mullin narrates a scary story for the Halloween season.
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