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Leah Looks At - Looming Low: Vol. II

Leah Looks At – Looming Low: Vol. II

Looming Low: Vol. IIEdited by: Justin Steele and Max CowanPublisher: Dim Shores Publication Year: October, 2022ISBN: 9798985828214 Format: Hardcover and First Paperback editions limited to 150 hand-numbered copies. At the time of this post, I have seen that number now in question for First Paperback. An e-book version is promised to arrive, but timing remains uncertain.The award-winning anthology…

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#A. C. Wise #Alvaro Zinos-Amaro #anya martin #Brian Evenson #Brooke Warra #Clint Smith #Cody Goodfellow #Craig Laurance Gidney #David Peak #Dim Shores #Erica Ruppert #Gemma Files #Gwendolyn Kiste #Jeffrey Thomas #Justin Steele #Kaaron Warren #kurt Fawver #Looming Low Vol II #matthew m bartlett #max cowan #Michael Griffin #Michael Kelly #Nadia Bulkin #Richard Gavin #S. P. Miskowski #Simon Strantzas #Weird Fiction

[olreid]

are any friends with institutional/workplace access able to find a pdf of kurt fawver's essay little girls and psychic fiends: nabokov's lolita as vampire tale? i need it for personal reasons (the reasons are that i would like to read it)

#eta pdf received <3 peace and love on planet earth

[thenerdynarrative]

"ETCH THE UNTHINKABLE" by Kurt Fawver is the first of 15 stories in the collection, THE BEST OF GAMUT, which is set to release on January 1, 2024. This collection of stories were hand picked from those appearing in past issues of the GAMUT magazine, which is being relaunched under the House of Gamut umbrella - alongside a teaching academy & publishing branch. These stories are speculative, dark in nature and basically comes down to asking questions regarding the human experience. I am so excited to read through each of these stories & share them with you in the form of quotes, feelings or perhaps a question of my own.. #Horror #Gamut #HouseOfGamut #RichardThomas #Anthology #ShortStory #Fiction #ScienceFiction #SpeculativeFiction #Fantasy #KurtFawver #EtchTheUnthinkable #Clown

[woundedwoman-moved]

Kurt Fawver, "Little Girls and Psychic Fiends: Nabokov's Lolita as Vampire Tale"

#Kurt Fawver #Little Girls and Psychic Fiends: Nabokov's Lolita as Vampire Tale #Lolita #Lolita as Vampire Tale

[thebibliothecar]

Merge Now, by Kurt Fawver

Merge Now, by Kurt Fawver

“Chisholm knew he should call the police. He knew this other driver’s madness was bound to cause disaster. But even as the situation sparked his anxiety, it also entranced him. He’d seen plenty of minor accidents in the past, but he’d never watched a major collision happen in real time, right beside him. A small part of him wantedto see it: steel and aluminum bending, glass shattering, bodies…

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#ambiguous horror #cosmic horror #cultists #existential horror #horror #kurt fawver #Merge Now #nightmare magazine #nightscape press #nox pareidolia #occult #robert aickman #robert s. wilson #short story #Short Story Review #traffic accidents #workplace horror

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Nightmare Magazine, Issue 98, edited by John Joseph Adams, November 2020. Cover art by Alexandra Petruk/Adobe Stock Images, info: nightmare-magazine.com.

Nightmare is an online horror and dark fantasy magazine. In Nightmare’s pages, you will find all kinds of horror fiction, from zombie stories and haunted house tales, to visceral psychological horror. Welcome to issue ninety-eight of Nightmare ! Our first story this month is a story of school bullies and dark magic: “Tiger’s Feast,” from K.T. Bryski. Kurt Fawver also takes us back to school in his unsettling tale “Introduction to the Horror Story, Day 1.” Will be a quiz at the end of the story? You better hope not! We also have reprints by P. Djeli Clark (“Night Doctors”) and Thana Niveau (“White Mare”). In the latest installment of our column on horror, “The H Word,” Octavia Cade talks about women and haunted houses. Our nonfiction team brings us author spotlights with our authors, and a feature interview with Alma Katsu.

FICTION Tiger’s Feast by KT Bryski Author spotlight Night Doctors by P. Djèlí Clark Introduction to the Horror Story, Day 1 by Kurt Fawver White Mare by Thana Niveau

NONFICTION Editorial: November 2020 by John Joseph Adams The H Word: The Haunted Boundaries of House and Body by Octavia Cade Interview: Alma Katsu by Lisa Morton

#magazine #magaz #nightmare #weird fiction #horror fiction #dark fiction #dark fantasy

[tachyonpub]

James Morrow’s THE ASYLUM OF DR. CALIGARI garners a Shirley Jackson Award nomination

The Shirley Jackson Award nominations have been announced with James Morrow’s provocative THE ASYLUM OF DR. CALIGARI receiving nomination for best novella. Frequent Tachyon editor Ellen Datlow and THE NEW VOICES OF FANTASY contributor Carmen Maria Machado were also honored.

Congratulations to all the nominees.

NOVEL

Ill Will, Dan Chaon (Ballantine Books)

The Bone Mother, David Demchuk (ChiZine Publications)

The Changeling, Victor Lavalle (Spiegel & Grau)

The Hole, Hye-young Pyun (Arcade Publishing)

The Night Ocean, Paul La Farge (Penguin Press)

  NOVELLA

Fever Dream, Samantha Schweblin (Riverhead Books)

Mapping the Interior, Stephen Graham Jones (Tor.com)

THE ASYLUM OF DR. CALIGARI , James Morrow (Tachyon Publications LLC)

The Lamb Will Slaughter the Lion, Margaret Killjoy (Tor.com)

The Lost Daughter Collective, Lindsey Drager (Dzanc Books)

The Murders of Molly Southbourne, Tade Thompson (Tor.com)

  NOVELETTE

“Take the Way Home That Leads Back to Sullivan Street,” Chavisa Woods (Things to Do When You’re Goth in the Country)

“The Resident,” Carmen Maria Machado (Her Body and Other Parties)

“Sun Dogs,” Laura Mauro (Shadows and Tall Trees Volume 7)

“The West Topeka Triangle,” Jeremiah Tolbert (Lightspeed Magazine)

“You Will Always Have Family: A Triptych,” Kathleen Kayembe (Nightmare Magazine)  

SHORT FICTION

“Blur,” Carmen Maria Machado (Tin House, issue 72, Summer 2017)

“Live Through This,” Nadia Bulkin (Looming Low)

“The Convexity of Our Youth,” Kurt Fawver (Looming Low)

“The Mouse Queen,” Camilla Grudova (The Doll’s Alphabet)

“The Second Door,” Brian Evenson (Looming Low)

SINGLE-AUTHOR COLLECTION

Her Body and Other Parties, Carmen Maria Machado (Graywolf Press)

She Said Destroy, Nadia Bulkin (Word Horde)

The Dark Dark, Samantha Hunt (FSG Originals)

The Doll’s Alphabet, Camilla Grudova (Coffee House Press)

Things to Do When You’re Goth in the Country, Chavisa Woods (Seven Stories Press)

  EDITED ANTHOLOGY

Black Feathers: Dark Avian Tales, edited by Ellen Datlow (Pegasus Books)

The Djinn Falls in Love, edited by Mahvesh Murad and Jared Shurin (Rebellion Publishing / Solaris Books)

Looming Low, edited by Justin Steele and Sam Cowan (Dim Shores)

Shadows and Tall Trees Volume 7, edited by Michael Kelly (Undertow Publications)

Tales From a Talking Board, edited by Ross E. Lockhart (Word Horde)

For more info on THE ASYLUM OF DR. CALIGARI, visit the Tachyon page.

Cover by Elizabeth Story

#shirley jackson award #james morrow #the asylum of dr caligari #elizabeth story #ellen datlow #carmen maria machado #her body and other parties #black feathers

[risingshadownet]

The Dissolution of Small Worlds by Kurt Fawver https://www.risingshadow.net/library/book/56735-the-dissolution-of-small-worlds

#horror #weird fiction #short stories #new book #book cover

[griffinwords]

Looming Low Table of Contents

Looming Low Table of Contents

I think one of the most interesting books coming out this summer is Looming Low, the first anthology from Dim Shores. I’m very pleased to have a story in the book, which features quite an impressive array of talent. Looming Low Table of Contents: Kurt Fawver – “The Convexity of Our Youth” A.C. Wise – “The Stories We Tell About Ghosts” Michael Wehunt – “In Canada” Brian Evenson – “The Second Door”…

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#Dim Shores #Looming Low

[weirdletter]

Vastarien: A Literary Journal, Vol. 3, Issue 2, edited by Jon Padgett, Grimscribe Press, Fall 2020. Cover art and internal illustrations by Harry 0. Morris, info: vastarien-journal.com.

Vastarien: A Literary Journal is a source of critical study and creative response to the corpus of Thomas Ligotti as well as associated authors and ideas. The journal includes nonfiction, literary horror fiction, poetry, artwork and non-classifiable hybrid pieces. Double issue! Original cover art and 13 original, full color illustrations by living legend Harry 0. Morris. 25 works of fiction by Michael Griffin, Cody Goodfellow, LC von Hessen, Sarah L. Johnson, John Claude Smith, Casilda Ferrante, Lora Gray, Matthew M. Bartlett, and others! 2 Nonfiction articles by Alex Skopic and John Palisano. 9 poems by Sonya Taaffe, Rae White, Dimitry Blizniuk and others. All new recurring column by a special guest!

Contents: Vastarien Column: Tenebrous Ramblings – Romana Lockwood Year in White – Alex Jennings Heath Crawler – Sam Hicks Homeownership and You – Kurt Fawver Roscoe’s Malefic Delights – LC von Hessen Konrad – Rhonda Pressley Veit your AI girlfriend named “it” – Rae White I Wake Up and Remember Myself – Michael Griffin The Psychic Surgeon – Cody Goodfellow Stoneborn – Nina Shepardson Her Lullaby – Casilda Ferrante Gunfire and Brimstone – Alicia Hilton Win Big – Carson Winter [Applause] – Joshua Plack A Spectre Haunting Detroit: On Corporate Horror and Historical Materialism – Alex Skopic Theory of Forms – Sarah L. Johnson There’s Something Wrong with Henry – Eddie Generous Lessons in Etymology for the New Human – Korbin Jones Secret Voice of Fire – Casilda Ferrante Drinking from the Incantation Bowl – Sonya Taaffe You Are the Arm – J.A.W. McCarthy Music for a Peripheral Companion – Timothy G. Huguenin Deprimer – Mike Thorn APOCTATRYPTAMIN® – T. M. Morgan Brood Five – Lora Gray Hecatomb – Tiffany Morris Grooming my Grandfather – David Stevens Dear Will – Tim Major Death Doll – Roberta Gould Picturing Her Hands – Ivy Grimes The Hole in the Wall is Oblivion – John Claude Smith Phases of the Shadow – Jessica Ann York The Inexhaustible Rhyme of Nature – Dmitry Blizniuk Music for a Peripheral Companion – Timothy G. Huguenin Oh the Beautiful Stink – Matthew M. Bartlett On the Adaptation of “The Frolic” from Prose to Screen – John Palisano Dissolutions – Miguel Fliguer Advice I Wish I’d Been Given When I Was a 12-Year-Old Girl about to Watch The Exorcist for the First Time – Chelsea Davis Mount P – Denise Robbins

#magazine #vastarien #weird fiction #horror fiction #dark fiction #ligottian

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Nox Pareidolia, edited by Robert S. Wilson, Nightscape Press, 2019. Cover art by Don Noble, internal illustrations by Luke Spooner, info: nightscapepress.pub.

From the Bram Stoker Award-nominated editor of the 2018 This is Horror Anthology of the Year, Ashes and Entropy, comes a new vision of weird and horrific ambiguity. Nox Pareidolia includes tales by Laird Barron, S.P. Miskowski, Brian Evenson, Gwendolyn Kiste, Micheal Wehunt, Kristi DeMeester, Christopher Ropes, Zin E. Rocklyn, Paul Jessup, Doungjai Gam, Don Webb and Duane Pesice, K.H. Vaughan, Alvaro Zinos-Amaro, and more.

Contents: Watch Me Burn With the Light of Ghosts by Paul Jessup Immolation by Kristi DeMeester Her Eyes Are Winter by Christopher Ropes 8X10 by Duane Pesice and Don Webb Bag and Baggage by Greg Sisco The Dredger by Matt Thompson Hello by Michael Wehunt Gardening Activities for Couples by Alvaro Zinos-Amaro Lies I Told Myself by Lynne Jamneck The Unkindness by Dino Parenti Merge Now by Kurt Fawver When We Were Trespassers by Doungjai Gam Rum Punch is Going Down by Daniel Braum Unmoored by Sean M. Thompson Just Beyond the Shore by Elizabeth Beechwood The Schoolmaster by David Peak The Past You Have, The Future You Deserve by K.H. Vaughan Herr Scheintod by L.C. von Hessen The Room Above by Brian Evenson Sincerely Eden by Amelia Gorman Wild Dogs by Carrie Laben The Moody Rooms of Agatha Tate by Wendy Nikel Salmon Run by Andrew Kozma The Little Drawer of Chaos by Annie Neugebauer When the Nightingale Devours the Stars by Gwendolyn Kiste Far From Home by Dan Coxon Birds by Zin E. Rocklyn Strident Caller by Laird Barron The Taste of Rot by Steve Toase Venom by S.P. Miskowski In the Vastness of the Sovereign Sky by S.L. Edwards

#book #anthology #weird fiction #horror fiction #dark fiction

[weirdletter]

Shadows & Tall Trees 8, edited by Michael Kelly, Undertow Publications, 2020. Cover art by Matthew Jaffe, info: undertowpublications.com.

“Shadows & Tall Trees is a smart, soulful, illuminating investigation of the many forms and tactics available to those writers involved in one of our moment's most interesting and necessary projects, that of opening up horror literature to every sort of formal interrogation. It is a beautiful and courageous series.” — Peter Straub. “Shadows & Tall Trees epitomizes the idea of and is the most consistent venue for weird, usually dark fiction. Well worth your time.” — Ellen Datlow.

Contents: Alison Littlewood – Hungry Ghosts Brian Evenson – The Glassy, Burning Floor of Hell Carly Holmes – Tattletale Charles Wilkinson – A Coastal Quest C.M. Muller – Camera Obscura James Everington - The Sound of the Sea, Too Close Kay Chronister – Too Lonely, Too Wild KL Pereira – You, Girls Without Hands Kristi DeMeester – The Quiet Forms of Belonging Kurt Fawver – Workday M. Rickert – The Fascist Has a Party Neil Williamson – Down to the Roots Rebecca Campbell – Child of Shower and Gleam Seán Padraic Birnie – Dollface Simon Strantzas – The Somnambulists Steve Rasnic Tem – Sleepwalking With Angels Steve Toase – Green Grows the Grief V.H. Leslie – Lacuna

#book #anthology #shadows & tall trees #weird fiction #horror fiction #supernatural fiction #dark fiction

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Nightmare Magazine, Issue 87, edited by John Joseph Adams, December 2019. Cover art by Rodjulian/Adobe Stock Footage, info: nightmare-magazine.com.

We have original fiction from Dan Stintzi (“Methods of Ascension”) and Joanna Parypinski (“Dead Worms, Dangling”), along with reprints by Siobhan Carroll (“Nesters”) and Kurt Fawver (“The Myth of You”). We also have the latest installment of “The H Word,” plus author spotlights with our authors, and a book review.

FICTION Methods of Ascension by Dan Stintzi Nesters by Siobhan Carroll Dead Worms, Dangling by Joanna Parypinski The Myth of You by Kurt Fawver

NONFICTION Editorial: December 2019 by John Joseph Adams The H Word: What We Talk About When We Talk About Horror Endings by Stephen Graham Jones Book Reviews: December 2019 by Terence Taylor

#magazine #ezine #nightmare magazine #nightmare #weird fiction #horror fiction #dark fiction #dark fantasy

[weirdletter]

Nightmare Magazine, Issue 88, edited by John Joseph Adams, January 2020. Cover art by Ddraw/Fotolia, info: nightmare-magazine.com.

We have original fiction from Dan Stintzi (“Methods of Ascension”) and Joanna Parypinski (“Dead Worms, Dangling”), along with reprints by Siobhan Carroll (“Nesters”) and Kurt Fawver (“The Myth of You”). We also have the latest installment of “The H Word,” plus author spotlights with our authors, and a book review.

FICTION Familiar Face by Meg Elison The Floor of the Basement Is the Roof of Hell by Stephen Graham Jones Elo Havel by Brian Evenson Alligator Point by S.P. Miskowski

NONFICTION Editorial: January 2020 by John Joseph Adams The H Word: Picture a House by Caitlin Starling Media Review: January 2020 by Adam-Troy Castro

#magazine #nightmare #horror fiction #dark fiction #dark fantasy #weird fiction

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Nightmare Magazine, Issue 83, edited by John Joseph Adams, August 2019. Cover art by Dominick / Adobe Stock Image, info: nightmare-magazine.com.

We have original fiction from Kurt Fawver (“The Bleeding Maze”) and Senaa Ahmad (“The Skin of a Teenage Boy is Not Alive”), along with reprints by Amanda Downum (“Spore”) and Richard Gavin (“The Word-Made Flesh”). We also have the latest installment of our column on horror, “The H Word,” plus author spotlights with our authors, and an interview with author Nathan Ballingrud.

FICTION The Bleeding Maze: A Visitor’s Guide by Kurt Fawver Spore by Amanda Downum The Skin of a Teenage Boy Is Not Alive by Senaa Ahmad The Word-Made Flesh by Richard Gavin

NONFICTION Editorial: August 2019 by John Joseph Adams The H Word: When Danger Is Announced by Darcie Little Badger Interview: Nathan Ballingrud by Gordon B. White

#magazine #ezine #nightmare #weird fiction #horror fiction #dark fiction