We have original short fiction from Adam-Troy Castro (“Glimpses in Amber”) and Julianna Baggott (“Inkmorphia”). Our Horror Lab originals include a poem (“Crossroads”) from Tiffany Morris and a flash story (“Murder Tongue”) from Jayaprakash Satyamurthy. 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 horror scholars Lisa Kroger and Melanie Anderson.

We have original short fiction from WC Dunlap (“Caw”) and Jon Padgett (“Flight 389”). Our Horror Lab originals include a poem (“Every Night and All”) from Sonya Taaffe and a flash story (“I Summon You”) from Dale Bailey. We also have Lisa Morton bringing us the latest installment of our column on horror, “The H Word,” plus author spotlights with our authors, and a book review from Terence Taylor.

We have original short fiction from Orrin Grey (“Chanson D’Amour”) and Gillian Daniels (“Frost Bloom”). Our Horror Lab originals include a poem (“Ode to My Brother’s Sadness”) from Franklin Ard and a flash story (“Still Life With Vial of Blood”) from Nelly Geraldine Garcia Rosas.  We also have the latest installment of our column on horror, “The H Word,” plus author spotlights with our authors, and a book review from Adam-Troy Castro. We also have a very special excerpt from Cassandra Khaw’s new novel The All-Consuming World.

We have original short fiction from Ally Wilkes (“Where Things Fall From The Sky”) and B. Narr (“Cadaver Dogs”). Our Horror Lab originals include a flash story (“Now Will You Listen”) from Osahon Ize-Iyamu and a creative nonfiction essay (“Forensic Analysis of a Body, Still Warm”) from P. L. Watts. 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 Zin Rocklyn.

We have original short fiction from Benjamin Peek (“At the Periphery”) and Gordon B. White (“Gordon B. White is Creating Haunting Weird Horror”). Our Horror Lab originals include a flash story (“Sometimes Boys Don’t Know”) from Donyae Coles and a poem (“The Returned”) from Stephanie M. Wytovich. We also have the latest installment of our column on horror, “The H Word,” plus author spotlights with our authors, and a book review from Terence Taylor.

We have original short fiction from Nightmare alum Caspian Gray (“Empty Houses”) and Steph Kwiatkowski (“Cake Between the Teeth”). Our Horror Lab originals include a mini-essay (“Let Me Be Clear”) from E.K. Wagner and a flash story (“See With Your Eyes, Not With Your Hands”) from Monte Lin. We also have the latest installment of our column on horror, “The H Word,” plus author spotlights with our authors, and a book review from Adam-Troy Castro.

We have original short fiction from Tim Waggoner (“Negative Space”) and Maria Dong (“The Cabbit”). Our Horror Lab originals include a flash story (“Getting Control of Your Life in Five Easy Steps”) from P H Lee and a poem (“Julia, Forever”) from Eugie Foster. 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 two professors trying to organize the world’s largest horror archives. Our ebook readers will also enjoy an excerpt from Benjamin Percy’s The Ninth Metal.

We have original short fiction from A.T. Greenblatt (“Family in the Adit”) and Marc Laidlaw (“Paradise Retouched”). Our Horror Lab originals include a flash story (“When the Snowshoe Hare Turns White”) from Eileen Gunnell Lee and “Step on a Crack,”a creative nonfiction piece from Paul Crenshaw.  We also have Nightmare alum Stephanie Malia Morris writing about her family’s supernatural stories in “The H Word.” Plus we have author spotlights with our authors, and a book review from Terence Taylor.

We have original short fiction from Woody Dismukes (“A Cast of Liches”) and Joanna Parypinski (“It Accumulates”). Our “The Horror Lab” micro-treats include a flash story by Michael Kelly (“That Which Crawls from Dark Soil”) and a poem by Meg Elison (“Modern Promethea”). In  the latest installment of “The H Word,” Donald McCarthy talks about how horror has helped him cope with mental health issues. Plus we have author spotlights with our authors, and a review of the movie Hunter Hunter. It’s creepy stuff!

This month we have original short fiction from E.A. Petricone (“We, the Girls Who Did Not Make It”) and Stephen Graham Jones (“Hairy Legs and All”). Our new “The Horror Lab” department features a poem from Anuel Rodriguez (“The Girl with the Voice Made of Stone”) and a flash story from Erica Ruppert (“And Lucy Fell”). We also have Justin C. Key bringing us the latest installment of our column on horror, “The H Word,” author spotlights with our authors, and an interview with Hailey Piper.