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The Dead Inside

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“… the sheer amount of talent and cohesive quality of all of the pieces dictate my grading of the book, and it’s wrapped up in more Gemma Amor cover quality goodness, this is going to get a 5 out of 5 ⭐ ‘s …” – Austrian Spencer

“… Laurel Hightower and Sandra Ruttan have edited a fever dream of identity horror that is wonderfully put together, the implementation of flash fiction and poetry help to give breathing spaces between the longer stories – there is so much brilliance here that it shows what a wonderful time it is for horror …” – Ross Jeffery

“All the authors really brought their A+ game and Laurel Hightower and Sandra Ruttan have put together this masterpiece. I cannot even imagine how difficult this must have been – but the result is pure fire!.” – Alex: findingmontauk1

Winter 2022 Issue

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Short Stories:

Suffer the Little Children by R. J. Joseph

Why Ride a Broom? by Angelique Fawns

The Taste of the Name by Christina Ladd

Articles:

Are We Ourselves? By Michelle Mellon

Invisible No More by R. J. Joseph

Review:

Ashes of Gold by J. Elle

Deadly Love

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Dark Dispatch Issue 1

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Content

Increasing Your Odds of #PitDark Success
Respect Your Art, Respect Your Audience
How to Write a Sizzling Synopsis
Matt Baume’s History of Queer TV
Five Books Featuring Unholy Hungers
For the Love of Short Books
Winter 2022 Onsite Issue
Favorite Books of 2021
Favorite Film Discoveries of 2021
Interview: Eric LaRocca talks about Things Have Gotten Worse Since We Last Spoke
Review: Inheriting Her Ghosts by S.H. Cooper
Review: Unburied – A Queer Dark Fiction Anthology
Submission Call: Deadly Love
#BookSigning – The Living Night by John McFetridge
#Review – Boys from County Hell