Issue #5 includes fictions from Stephen S. Power (author of The Dragon Round), John C. Foster (author of Mr. White, and Baby Powder and Other Terrifying Substances), David Busboom (author of Nightbird), Gary Buller, Jake Marley, Christa Carmen, K.P. Kulski, Sara Codair, and Aaaron J. Housholder. Includes a feature by Gwendolyn Kiste (author of And Her Smile Will Untether the Universe, and Pretty Marys All in a Row). Publisher spotlight on Coffin Hop and Q&amp;A interviews with Owen King (coauthor of Sleeping Beauties, and author of Double Feature) and Christina Henry (author of Lost Boy, and Alice).

Unnerving Magazine: Issue #5

Literature & Fiction

Foster, John C.

Codair, Sara

Carmen, Christa

Power, Stephen S.

Kiste, Gwendolyn

Busboom, David

Kulski, K.P.

Marley, Jake

Buller, Gary

Housholder, Aaron J.

Genre Fiction

Unnerving

The Horror Writers Association's annual anthology of the best dark verse by its members is back! Edited by award-winning poet Stephanie M. Wytovich, this year's featured poets are Sara Tantlinger, Sarah Read, and K. P. Kulski.

HWA Poetry Showcase Volume VII

Read, Sarah

Wytovich, Stephanie M.

Tantlinger, Sara

Horror Writers Association

STORIES BY: Joanna Roye, G.G. Silverman, Stacey Bell, Amy Easton, K.P. Kulski, S.M. Ketcham, E.E. Florence, Briana McGuckin, Annie Neugebauer, Kayleigh Barber, Sam Fleming, Hailey Piper, J.H. Moncrieff, Jessica McHugh, Jennifer Loring, Joanna Koch, Angela Sylvaine, J.C. Raye, Christa Carmen, Juliana Spink Mills, Leslie Wibberley

NOT ALL MONSTERS: A Strangehouse Anthology by Women of Horror

Bell, Stacey

McHugh, Jessica

Roye, Joanna

Silverman, G.G.

Easton, Amy

Ketcham, S.M.

Florence, E.E.

McGuckin, Briana

Literary

Rooster Republic Press

In 16th century Hungary, there is a story about rage and powerlessness, of beauty and death. A story that not only belongs to the Countess Ersz bet B thory but to every woman. Hoping to leave behind a lonely and abusive childhood, the witch Dorottya sets out to find a new life outside of her solitary woods.Ugliest I've ever seen.Habsburg Emperors play puppet of the Hungarian nobles while the Ottoman Sultans encroach ever closer. War and cruelty are ways of life. Women borrow power with their youth and desirability, like nobility and riches, a waning commodity that only some are lucky to have.They'll see and hate you. Everyone will hate you.Unable to escape the memory of her dead mother, Dorottya discovers a new voice that promises her everything she's ever wanted.Horrid to look upon.With the falling-sickness worsening, Lady B thory becomes desperate for power over her own life, crashing headlong into rages and violent outlets. Pretty castle maids go missing leaving behind collections of blood-soaked linens.Make me perfect.As years pass, all of S rv r town knows that the castle overlooking their homes is a place that swallows the lives of young women.Even the beautiful Anna knows that, but she has as secret and a deep need to find out the truth.

Fairest Flesh

In 16th century Hungary, there is a story about rage and powerlessness, of beauty and death. A story that not only belongs to the Countess Erszébet Báthory but to every woman. Hoping to leave behind a lonely and abusive childhood, the witch Dorottya sets out to find a new life outside of her solitary woods.Ugliest I've ever seen.Habsburg Emperors play puppet of the Hungarian nobles while the Ottoman Sultans encroach ever closer. War and cruelty are ways of life. Women borrow power with their youth and desirability, like nobility and riches, a waning commodity that only some are lucky to have.They'll see and hate you. Everyone will hate you.Unable to escape the memory of her dead mother, Dorottya discovers a new voice that promises her everything she's ever wanted.Horrid to look upon.With the falling-sickness worsening, Lady Báthory becomes desperate for power over her own life, crashing headlong into rages and violent outlets. Pretty castle maids go missing leaving behind collections of blood-soaked linens.Make me perfect.As years pass, all of Sárvár town knows that the castle overlooking their homes is a place that swallows the lives of young women.Even the beautiful Anna knows that, but she has as secret and a deep need to find out the truth.

Rooster Republic LLC

“Extraordinary tales of terror that are as grim as they are delightful.” — Kirkus Reviews\n“… clever, unsettling stories … push the boundaries of conventional horror.” — BookLife Reviews\nThe follow-up anthology to Strangehouse Books' Stoker-nominated NOT ALL MONSTERS, edited by Stoker Award-winning author and poet, Sara Tantlinger. CHROMOPHOBIA brings together the talents of twenty-five authors, newcomer and veteran writers alike, who explore the role of color in horror and deliver stories that use color in creative, unconventional, and unnerving ways. Featuring stories by: Frances Lu-Pai Ippolito; Jo Kaplan; Sonora Taylor; Ali Seay; Chelsea Pumpkins; Pippa Bailey; Jess Koch; G.G. Silverman; EV Knight; Kathryn E. McGee; Bindia Persaud; Jaye Wells; Lauren C. Teffeau; Geneve Flynn; Red Lagoe; KC Grifant; Christa Wojciechowski; Christine Makepeace; K.P. Kulski; Jacqueline West; Lillah Lawson; Tiffany Morris; J.B. Lamping; Jeanne E. Bush; Nu Yang.

Chromophobia: A Strangehouse Anthology by Women in Horror

Taylor, Sonora

Kaplan, Jo

Seay, Ali

Bailey, Pippa

Ippolito, Frances Lu-Pai

Pumpkins, Chelsea

Koch, Jess

The 4th installment in the Continuum series

Continuum: Impetus

Phillips, Christopher

Baugher IV, Jacob H

Monin, Kathleen

Kubiak, Hannah

Ingram, Michael K

Elam, Matthew

Baugher, Emma

Short Stories & Anthologies

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