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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 Animus :: A Magazine Edited by James R. Cain |
| Dark Animus is an 80 page, digest-sized magazine of dark pulp fiction and poetry, spiced with art. Produced in Australia, you'll find some of the world's best emerging and established talent between their covers including Graham Masterton, Mike Arnzen, Stephen Manchester, Robert Hood, Greg F. Gifune, Tim Curran, and others. | |||||||||
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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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| Dead Cat Bounce :: Space & Time Books :: A Chapbook by Gerard Houarner |
| Dead Cat Bounce, released from Space & Time Books in July 2000, illustrates the attempts of a cat, after its sacrifice to the Goddess Bast, to return to the land of the living. | |||||||||
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| Dichotomies of Light and Dark :: Hartman Publishing :: A Chapbook by Sarah Guidry & Christina Sng |
| Twenty-four poems, both reprints and originals, exploring subjects such as life and death, love and loss, fear, passion, and more, all through the themes of light and dark. | |||||||||
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| The Distance Travelled :: Prime Books :: A Novelette by Brett A. Savory |
| Why have certain denizens of Hell taken to throwing farm animals through innocent folks' kitchen windows? How long does it take a dead, desiccated gas attendant to walk out to his pumps? What sort of relationship do to the Lord of the Underworld and Hell's Head Torturer have, besides the obvious professional one? | |||||||||
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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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| Ebb Tides & Other Tales :: Dark Regions Press :: A Collection by Mary Soon Lee |
| Rising genre star Mary Soon Lee's Ebb Tides and Other Tales brings together twenty previously uncollected stories, including reprints from the pages of Fantasy & Science Fiction, Interzone, Aboriginal SF, Amazing Stories, and three original tales appearing here for the first time. | |||||||||
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| Echo & Narcissus :: Aardwolf Press :: A Novel by Mark Siegel |
| Echo & Narcissus is a tragicomic downbound train powered by hi-octane rock 'n' roll voodoo. Siegel is the Bad, Bad Leroy Brown of slipstream writing: meaner than a junkyard dog, but you can't help petting his razorback fur. | |||||||||
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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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| Embracing the Starlight :: Dark Regions Press :: A Collection by Dave Smeds |
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Eleven previously uncollected stories. Includes reprints from the
pages of Full Spectrum 4, Asimov's Science Fiction, Realms of Fantasy,
Fantasy and Science Fiction, and others, and one original story,
"Family Values."
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| Extremes :: Lone Wolf Publications :: An Anthology Series Edited by Brian A. Hopkins |
| Tired of the same old sleepy horror anthology where every story is set in a rural New England town with some deep, dark secret? Looking for something different? Well, look no further. Extremes: Fantasy and Horror from the Ends of the Earth. | |||||||||
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| Fables and Reflections :: Fables and Reflections Press :: A Magazine Edited by Lily Chrywenstrom |
| Fables and Reflections is a magazine of speculative fiction, science fiction, fantasy, and magic realism short stories, articles, reviews, and poems. It was awarded an Australian Science Fiction Achievement Award (Ditmar) in April 2003. | |||||||||
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| The Final Trick of Funnyman and Other Stories :: Fairwood Press :: A Collection by Bruce Taylor |
| For more than 20 years, fantasist Bruce Taylor has been entertaining readers all over the world with his masterful blend of surrealism and magic realism. Now these stories have been collected, along with new work, in this collection. From the vaguely sinister adventures of Mr. M. to the "Bradburyesque" boyhood exploits of Edward, Taylor's tales showcase an imagination at once intense and gentle, absurd and cutting. | |||||||||
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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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| Flesh & Blood :: Flesh & Blood Press :: A Magazine Edited by Jack Fisher |
| Flesh & Blood has had at least two stories be nominated as honorable mentions for the infamous anthology Best of Horror co-edited by Ellen Datlow previously of Omni and Event Horizon. The magazine has also been heralded as the best produced horror magazine in the small press, not to mention the fiction. | |||||||||
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| Fourteen Fantasies from a Shop Called Imagination :: Dark Regions Press :: A Collection by Ken Wisman |
| Welcome to the Shop Called Imagination. Come on in. Take your time. Browse for a while. There are lots of fantasies here. Fourteen in all. Any of a number are bound to please. | |||||||||
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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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| Futures :: Futures Press :: A Magazine Edited by Earl Staggs |
| If you want to read the best fiction in a variety of genres, Futures is for you. Each issue offers you the greatest story tellers--authors such as Henry Slesar, who TV Guide called the man with the largest audience in America--the man who wrote many of the old Hitchcock TV shows. | |||||||||
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