Our tenth issue brings you the fantastic: Eddie Generous with his tale of a "Sunday Speed Trap," the ensuing police chase, and maybe some ritual sacrifice to ancient Old Ones. E.F. Sweetman with her tale of ecological horror on the high seas and a narrator who says, "Hello from Garbage Island."Joanna Maciejewska's "Yet Another Vessel" where we encounter terrifying enchanted artifacts and the kinds of psychopathic individuals who seek them out. Brian McNett's "Armageddon and the Way Out West" where he introduces us to Doctor Thaddeus Armageddon and his helmsman Delrick Borograve in their exploits through the Wild West aboard the skyship Devastation.Paul Alex Gray and his tale of artificial intelligence, giant mecha, and romance, "Battle Borne Dreams Never Die." Julie Rea, who takes us to the flooded future of 2202, where scavengers "Lela and Bat" comb through the remains of Philadelphia. Joshua Grasso's "Barbarians in the Boudoir" where we see the magician Hildigrim, previously imprisoned for black magic, paroled but only so he can help the Archduke avert a war with barbarians from a far distant land.Paul Starkey's "Below Noon," a tale of existential horror in the Wild West, as a man comes to grips with the reality of Hell.Patrick S. Baker, who takes us home with the further adventures of the warrior hero Kauahoa, as he takes on "The Cannibals in the Mist.

Broadswords and Blasters Issue 10: Pulp Magazine With Modern Sensibilities

Literature & Fiction

Generous, Eddie

Maciejewska, Joanna

Mount, Cameron

Starkey, Paul

Baker, Patrick S.

Rea, Julie

McNett, Brian

Sweetman, E.F.

Gray, Paul Alex

Grasso, Joshua

Short Stories & Anthologies

Independently published

The only way on or off Picture Island is by two-hour ferry ride. The locals know how to get along without outside help, dealing with emergencies as they come. That was before something huge and monstrous crept from the ocean to discover it had a taste for human flesh.\nThis mysterious creature is fast, strong, and seemingly impervious to human defenses. Can the locals stop this incredible beast? Or will they be massacred in the name of a bloody buffet...all to feed a single insatiable hunger.

It Came From Space

Genre Fiction

Severed Press

Still trapped on Picture Island, Mandy, George, Jacy, and a small party of luckless others face off with huge beasts, insects, and an incredible oceanic monster. The goal is to get to the one safe spot on the island and wait for Cohagen's supplies and men, but time now has the massive, territorial creatures getting used to the top of the food chain.

It Came From Space IV: The Gathering

Severed

Eight criminals face a terrifying fight for survival as they try to make it to Alaska and freedom. Making it from A to be B is long and the elements are difficult as it is, but significantly multiplied by the cryptids that stand in their way. Giant bugs, mega whales, and huge Sasquatch are all hungry for their flesh. Survival is the name of the game, but the hostile North American wastelands might not play fair. "Reminiscent of Stephen King's The Long Walk and The Mist, with a touch of the grittiness of Cormac McCarthy's The Road, Generous's Radio Run is a chilling, impossible-to-put-down post-apocalyptic tale filled with characters you can't help but root for." - J.H. Moncrieff, bestselling author of Monsters in Our Wake and Return to Dyatlov Pass

Radio Run

Big, nasty creatures are bubbling up to the surface just as an earthquake gives copycat serial killer Ben Ray Collins the window he needs to escape from prison and continue his life's work. Destiny seems to have a plan for him as he finds himself at the closed-down campground with a cast of scientists on location looking into the strange disturbances happening at the lake.Ben Ray Collins has a vision for a bloody outcome at Camp Still Waters, but never for a second foresees finding himself underground battling enormous, mutated snake-fish, huge crabs, massive spiders and terrifying cryptids.

Trouble at Camp Still Waters

As a deadly scourge overwhelms the continent, four survivors race to find a last exit out of Australia. Up in the attic, a bedtime story outlives its storyteller. A city boy visits his country cousins and stumbles on a terrifying family secret. From a film set in the Arizona desert, to an overgrown rambling old house in the Florida swamps, to the dusty streets of a small Mexican town, the stories in this volume plunge the reader into the shadows of a world almost forgotten by modern fables of cold science and bright sunlight. They are the brushed over voices who call a warning to those who would comfort themselves in the thought that monsters aren't real, and those things can't happen here. Stories We Tell After Midnight Volume 2 offers up tales of revenge, of hunger, and of the horror that stalks you just beyond the glow of your cell phone light, but only to those who dare turn the page... *Table of Contents* Bedtime Tales Nicola Lombardi / trans. J. Weintraub Baby Gray Gregory L. Norris Iron Teeth Jude Reid Victoria Jay Caselberg Family Line Michele Tracy Berger Primary Manifestations Laura E. Price Cameraman Joe Scipione Seek, Don't Hide Liam Hogan Hey Diddle Diddle Jeff Samson The Cleaning Lady Samantha Bryant Whisper Wood Eddie Generous Last Shot Tim Jeffreys False Confession Joseph Rubas The Curse of the Cucuy Pedro Iniguez The Cut-Mouth Woman and Me Elizabeth Davis (and I feel fine) EJ Sidle Mouths to Feed Solange Hommel Red Rover, Red Rover Larina Warnock Cell Phone Lights T.M. Starnes Lamina Eliza Master The Terrible Teddies Priya Sridhar The Thing All These Relationships Have in Common Is You DeAnna Knippling Field Trip J.L. Knight The Bugs Come Out at Night Mike Sullivan

Stories We Tell After Midnight

Berger, Michele Tracy

Knippling, DeAnna

Caselberg, Jay

Sullivan, Mike

Bryant, Samantha

Reid, Jude

Norris, Gregory L.

Scipione, Joe

Crone Girls Press

Special extended issue of stories inspired by the work of Stephen King by J.S. Breukelaar, Joshua Chaplinsky, Tom Deady, Lisa Quigley, Geneve Flynn, Dave Thomas, and Eddie Generous. Includes features by Alison Littlewood, Hunter Shea, Chris Sorensen, and Gwendolyn Kiste. Feature interviews with Hans Lilja and Stu Tinker. Q&amp;As with Paul Tremblay, Alma Katsu, Brian Keene, Stephen Kozeniewski, the Sisters of Slaughter, Tony Valenzuela, Richard Chizmar, Bev Vincent, and Caroline Kepnes.The biggest issue of Unnerving Magazine yet!

Unnerving Magazine Issue #8: Inspired by Stephen King Issue

Deady, Tom

Littlewood, Alison

Shea, Hunter

Quigley, Lisa

Kiste, Gwendolyn

Breukelaar, J.S.

Chaplinsky, Joshua

Flynn, Geneve

Thomas,Dave

Unnerving

Unnerving Magazine

Light, Evans

Hilbert, Andrew

Idrus, Feby

Pluck, Thomas

Dorn, Russell J

Wealthy couple drunkenly ditch their car and a strange tow truck driver regales them with off-putting stories, stories relating strangely to their personal lives. With short fiction by Stephen Graham Jones (Mongrels, Mapping the Interior, The Only Good Indians), Philip Fracassi (Behold the Void, Sacculina), and Renee Miller (Cats Like Cream, The One You Feed).

The Midnight Exhibit Vol. 1 (Rewind or Die)

Fracassi, Philip

Jones, Stephen Graham

Miller, Renee

Three rich punks are out filming a prank when they come across a video cassette stuck in the return slot at the new hipster video rental store. It's all laughs until they make use of a VCR and the movie jars them deep as things start to take on a personal note.The Midnight Exhibit Vol. 2 includes three terrifying tales of blood, bones, and inhumanity, presented in the vein of the VHS classics of yesteryear.

The Midnight Exhibit Vol. 2 (Rewind or Die)

Warren, Kaaron

McHugh, Jessica

Burnett, Declan

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