We have original short fiction from Nuzo Onoh (“The Witchdoctor’s Revenge”) and Neal Auch (“Glory Hole”). Our Horror Lab originals include a flash piece (“A Girl Goes on a Date Alone at Night”) from Cynthia Gómez and a poem (“Old Brooklyn Magic”) from Ian Li. We also have the latest installment of our column on horror, “The H Word,” plus author spotlights with our authors, and a feature interview with Nat Cassidy.

We have original short fiction from Lincoln Michel (“The Tugwort”) and Ana Hurtado (“Pezcara”). Our Horror Lab originals include a poem (“Touch This Cancer, It Probably Won’t Bite”) from Josh Pearce and flash fiction (“sharp house”) from Samir Sirk Morató. We also have the latest installment of our column on horror, “The H Word,” plus author spotlights with our authors, and a film review by J.B. Kish.

We have original short fiction from Dan Stintzi (“God of the Black Moon”) and Kelsea Yu (“In Our Skin”). Our Horror Lab originals include a poem (“in your mind they still dance”) from Ariya Bandy and a flash (“The Sound a Rabbit Might Make”) from Bruce McAllister. Neil McRobert brings us our first installment of our “Plumbing the Depths” column. Priya Chand talks about being buried alive in the “The H Word,” we have plus author spotlights with our authors.

We have original short fiction from Katharine Tyndall (“The Morning Room”) and Leyla Hamedi (“Karabasan”). Our Horror Lab originals include a flash story (“They Bought a House”) from Osahon Ize-Iyamu and a poem (“Annihilation of Red”) from Anuel Rodriguez. Our feature interview is with filmmaker Toby Poser. We also have the latest installment of our column on horror, “The H Word,” plus author spotlights with our authors.

We have original short fiction from Adam-Troy Castro (“Amelia’s Story”) and Steve Rasnic Tem (“Before and After”). Our Horror Lab originals include a flash story (“Wait, Our Lord the Flayed One Comes”) from Tania Chen and a poem (“Mnemonic Burning”) from Angela Liu. Lora Senf pens the latest installment of our column on horror, “The H Word,” plus of course we have author spotlights with our authors, and reviewer Adam-Troy Castro recommends new books.

We have original short fiction from Raven Jakubowski (“She Sheds Her Skin”) and Caroline Hung (“Moon Rabbit Song”). Our Horror Lab originals include a poem (“Sumbisori”) from Jess Cho and a flash story (“A Guide for Your Journey to the Green Hills”) from R. K. Duncan. We also have the latest installment of our column on horror, “The H Word,” plus author spotlights with our authors, and a feature interview with Nino Cipri.

We have original short fiction from Gemma Files (“Little Horn”) and Simon Gilbert (“Perfect Water”). Our Horror Lab originals include a poem (“Possession”) from Martins Deep and a flash story (“NotRob”) from Isabel Cañas. Nicholas Belardes discusses birds in the latest installment of our column on horror, “The H Word.” Plus we have author spotlights with our authors, and a de•crypt•ed discussion of the horror canon from Joe Koch.

We have a very ghostly issue featuring original short fiction from Russell Nichols (“What Happened to the Crooners”) and Sam W. Pisciotta (“House of the Hidden Moon”). Our Horror Lab originals include a creative essay (“I Am One of Bluebeard’s Dead Wives”) from Bella D. Bonne and a poem (“A Long Time Afterward”) from Sonya Taaffe. We also have the latest installment of our column on horror, “The H Word,” plus author spotlights with our authors, and a film review by Adam-Troy Castro.

We have original short fiction from Erin Brown (“Butter”) and Cody Goodfellow (“Queen of the Rodeo”). Our Horror Lab originals include a flash story (“Painted Surfaces”) from Guan Un and a poem (“Witches’ Sabbath”) from Lisa M. Bradley. Neal Auch brings us the latest installment of our “The H Word” column, plus we’ve got author spotlights with our authors, and a feature interview with Michael J. Seidlinger.

We have original short fiction from Thomas Ha (“Grottmata”) and Megan Chee (“The Museum of Cosmic Retribution”). Our Horror Lab originals include a flash story (“Automaton Boy”) from Sara S. Messenger and a poem (“Phantom Taste of Apricot on My Tongue”) from Richard Leis. Weird fiction philosopher RSL brings us the latest installment of “The H Word,” plus in our “de•crypt•ed” column,  Donyae Coles talks about the influence of Edgar Allan Poe.