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Apex Magazine #15
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The newest issue of Apex Magazine is up.
This issue offers original fiction by Theodora Goss, who contributes “Fair Ladies”, and Nick Mamatas with the short story, “Four Is Me! With Squeeeeee! (And LOLer).” Jeff VanderMeer offers “Secret Life,” a reprint that orginally appeared in Secret Life. And C.S.E. Cooney contributes original poetry in “Dogstar Men.”
Priscila Santos did the cover. She’s a twenty-one year old self-taught artist currently living in Brazil. In general, she develops her works with Photoshop, stock images and her beloved Wacom tablet. Santos teaches at a public school, but will confess that art is her true passion.
You can read it all here: Apex Magazine #15
Dead Lines #3 Now Available
Posted by: | CommentsDead Lines is a free webzine dedicated to bringing readers the very best short fiction in the realm of dark fantasy, horror and suspense. Issue #3 features an ode to Edgar Allan Poe by acclaimed author Nate Kenyon (Bloodstone, The Reach, The Bone Factory), plus previously unpublished stories by John R. Little (Miranda, The Gray Zone) and a story written David Benton (Dark Passions: Hot Blood 13) and W.D. Gagliani (Wolf’s Trap, Wolf’s Gambit).
Also featured are stories by Wrath James White (Succulent Prey, The Resurrectionist, co-author of The Teratologist with Edward Lee), Gord Rollo (The Jigsaw Man, Strange Magic), John Everson (Covenant, Sacrifice, The 13th), Tim Waggoner (Nekropolis, Darkness Wakes), Jeff Strand (Pressure, Benjamin’s Parasite) and more!
Catch it all here: Dead Lines #3
June 2010 Afterburn SF
Posted by: | CommentsThe June 2010 issue of Afterburn SF is online, complete and ready for viewing. This issue contains the horror story “Ain’t Gonna Eat Out My Heart Anymore” by A.L. Sirois, as well as “The Beeper’s Sting” by Timothy Miller. You can catch them both this month at Afterburn SF.
The Next Subterranean Online
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Subterranean Press reports that they’re in the final stages of proofing the Summer issue of Subterranean Online, which should start posting in just a couple of weeks. For those who can’t wait, here’s a look at the contents of the upcoming issue:
Novellas
Lucius Shepard – “The Taborin Scale”
Mike Resnick – “Six Blind Men and an Alien”
Rachel Swirsky – “The Lady Who Plucked Red Flowers beneath the Queen’s Window”
Novelettes
Jay Lake – “Dream of the Arrow”
K. J. Parker – “Amor, Vincent, Omnia”
Short Stories
Lawrence Block – “A Burglar’s Eye View of Greed”
Cory Doctorow – “Ghosts in My Head”
Non-Fiction
An Interview with K. J. Parker by Tom Holt
Column
Kelley Armstrong – “Notes from the Otherworld #1″
This will be the largest issue of Subterranean Online yet, at just shy of 100,000 words. Longer if they decide to add anything while the issue is being posted, as is not uncommon. The cover is by SubPress favorite Dave McKean, inspired by Cory Doctorow’s tale.
Keep an eye open here: Subterranean Online
10th Anniversary Issue
Posted by: | CommentsThe 10th Anniversary issue of Blood Moon Rising Horror Magazine is now up and running on their newly updated web site. The online issue includes the featured short story “Don’t Play Dead” by Contance Lang; an interview with D.W. Jones (book reviewer and webmaster for Blood Moon Rising Magazine); book reviews of Brian Keene’s Urban Gothic, Relentless by Dean Koontz, and House of Reckoning by John Saul; nightmare gallery photos by David Watkins, and more.
Catch it all here: Blood Moon Rising
Apex Magazine Issue 13 Released
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The June, 2010 issue of the free online ‘zine Apex Magazine was published June 7th. This month’s issue features “Laika’s Dream” by Holly Hight, who got her start writing nonfiction in 2008 and has since sold stories to Running Times, Competitor Northwest, Cosmos Magazine, and Analog. Naomi Libicki offers readers “Sol Asleep.” And Jeff Carlson, the international bestselling author of the Plague Year trilogy, shares his previously published short story, “Long Eyes.”
It’s all happening at: Apex Magazine 13
Afterburn SF May 2010
Posted by: | CommentsThe May 2010 issue of Afterburn SF is complete and contains the horror story “Thirty Seconds” by Eugene Gramelis. You can catch the entire issue online for free at: Afterburn SF.
