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| Dancing in the Haunted Woodlands :: A Chapbook by Wendy Rathbone |
| Wendy Rathbone is well-known throughout the small press for her dark and hauntingly beautiful poetry. This, her eighth collection, includes poems from such magazines as Asimov's SF, Dreams & Nightmares, frisson, and Penny Dreadful, as well as other, previously unpublished poems. | |||||||||
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| Dark Angel Rising :: Angelet Press :: A Magazine Edited by David Allkins & Melanie Logue |
| Dark Angel Rising is the magazine of horror and dark fantasy that concentrates on the gothic rather than the graphic. | |||||||||
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| Dark Regions :: Dark Regions Press :: A Magazine Edited by Joe Morey |
| Dark Regions Magazine brings you the best in horror, fantasy, and science fiction short stories and poetry. You'll get the finest fiction by such authors as Mike Resnick, Nancy Holder, Joe R. Lansdale, Bruce Boston, Brian Lumley, Kevin J. Anderson, Charlee Jacob, Brian Hodge, P.D. Cacek, James S. Dorr, Lois Gresh, Ken Wisman, Peter Crowther, Mary Soon Lee, and Brian Plante. Dark Regions was the winner of the 1995 SPGA award for best magazine! | |||||||||
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| The Darkside of Eden :: Allegra Press :: A Chapbook by Christina Sng |
| Christina Sng's first chapbook, The Darkside of Eden, takes you on a poetic journey into the dark and macabre underworld of nature where humanity's true face is unpeeled before you, revealing its deepest buried fears and hidden propensities. | |||||||||
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| Dead Blue Eyes :: Richard Geyer, Publisher :: An Anthology Edited by Craig Sernotti |
| This notorious anthology includes work by many of today's leading horror poets, and pulls the readers into the darkest, most shocking recesses of the human mind. | |||||||||
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| Destined Passage :: Port Town Publishing :: A Novel by Jean Hackensmith & Kathe Birch |
| Brittany Cavanaugh, an oceanographer from the year 2001 and the second "rightful owner" of a mysterious Haitian amulet, travels through time; first to the doomed ocean liner, Titanic, then to the post Civil War era, where she is mistaken for the leader of the elusive White Slavery Ring. | |||||||||
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| The Dreamer :: EroticSF.com :: A Short Story by Roxanne Kirkpatrick |
| Lucas, a man who's lost hope, finds that the girl in his dreams is more than just an imaginary lover. Lani is real, able to travel through the Dreaming, but on the run from the man who controls her. The passion she brings to Lucas is real, but so is the danger. Can Lucas free her, or will the Dreaming destroy them both? | |||||||||
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| Dreams & Nightmares :: Stone Lightning Press :: A Magazine Edited by David C. Kopaska-Merkel |
| Dreams & Nightmares is the oldest continuously published English-language genre poetry magazine. Issue #1 was published in January of 1986, and as of August 1999, fifty-three issues have seen print. | |||||||||
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| Drinking on the Job :: Anxiety Publications :: A Chapbook by Khaled Hosseini |
| Meet the laziest vampire to ever walk the earth. Given a choice between hopping rooftops at night hunting for prey or plopping on a recliner and watching all-night Brady Bunch reruns, this vampire's all too happy to sink his derierre in that Lay-Z-Boy. But he still has to feed. What's a slacker vampire to do? What, indeed? | |||||||||
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| Dust Devil :: Mutilated Muse :: An Anthology Edited by Cindy Main |
| Dust Devil is a dark poetry anthology featuring some of today's best dark poets from the United States, Canada, Singapore, The Netherlands, Scotland, and elsewhere. Poets include Michael A. Arnzen, Christina Sng, Kendall Evans, William P. Robertson, Charlee Jacob, Lee Clark Zumpe, John Grey, Jack Fisher, and others. | |||||||||
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| Edgar :: Dragoon Publications :: A Magazine Edited by John Picinich |
| EDGAR: Digested Verse is a quarterly zine of macabre poetry of the bizarre, erotic, and offbeat--going for the jugular but giving you something to chew over. Each serving starts off with an Aperitif and Appetizer, then the entrees are offered, and, after you have digested the verse, you can partake of the a la Carte and Espresso selections of the Menu to round out your meal before Desserts where you will meet EDGAR's poets, who are some of the brightest stars of the dark press universe, as well as up-and-coming talents and exciting newcomers. | |||||||||
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| Electric Velocipede :: Spilt Milk Press :: A Magazine Edited by John Klima |
| Jeff VanderMeer, Norman Partridge, Richard Bowes, Neal Barrett Jr., Stepan Chapman, and many other award-winning authors have been here. Why haven't you? | |||||||||
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| Fiery Surrender :: Port Town Publishing :: A Novel by Linda Morelli |
| Monique von Strade is a young Prussian noblewoman too independent for her own good and her own time. Pierre Marchant, a bastard who doesn't even dare use his own name as he carries out dangerous clandestine activies, is a Frenchman committed to supplying arms and other assistance to the fledgling American colonies. | |||||||||
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| Five Forbidden Things :: Small Beer Press :: A Chapbook by Dora Knez |
| The second Small Beer Press chapbook is by Canadian writer Dora Knez. Previously Dora has been published in Tesseracts and Lady Churchill's Rosebud Wristlet. She attended the Clarion Writers' Workshop in 1995. The five cross-genre stories and three poems here represent a writer with a deft touch and a sure eye. | |||||||||
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| Folio of Edicts :: Undaunted Press :: A Chapbook by Octavio Ramos Jr. |
| It had been Cardinal Ximenes who had summoned her to the court of Queen Isabella, and in the castle's sprawling courtyard, the two had walked for hours in silence. The Cardinal had motioned her to sit on a bench between two massive flowering trees, and after several minutes of silence, he had given her a short speech. | |||||||||
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| Forever Lovers :: Blindside Publishing :: A Novella by Shawn James |
| Mark is a lover who's been crossed by Death and subsequently raped of his wife Sarah. But Music is a powerful entity, an art form far more potent than any other, an ever-evolving creature of its own design. For Mark and Sarah, it shows itself as "Forever Lovers," the song played at their wedding to which they first danced, man and wife. But neither can know how prophetic these words, and neither, Mark especially, can prepare themselves for the motivations it will catalyze. | |||||||||
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| Frisson :: Skull Job Productions :: A Magazine Edited by Scott H. Urban |
| Frisson is a small press journal dedicated exclusively to 'dark poetry.' Mingling images of beauty and decay, dream and decadence, Frisson brings you the best poets of unsettling imagery working on the genre today. | |||||||||
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| Frothing at the Mouth :: Sarloos Press :: A Magazine Edited by Ellen Rhudy |
| Dedicated to providing quality stories at low prices, Frothing at the Mouth has been praised for its format and featured writing. Dedicated to showcasing some of the newest talent in writing, the magazine contains stories of all genres and styles, but all with one goal: to tell a good story. | |||||||||
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| Full Unit Hookup :: Conical Hats Press :: A Magazine Edited by Mark Rudolph |
| FUHU (pronounced Foo Hoo) is dedicated to publishing the finest fiction, articles, and poetry that the editor can seek out, hunt down, or dig up. New Writers. New Forms. New Ideas. | |||||||||
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