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Horror/SciFi Literary Magazines?

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What are some horror/scifi literary magazines I might subscribe too?
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i went and picked up the last issue of dark wisdom at a bookstore.. it was pretty good. i hear the next issue will be full-color. other than that, i don't know much about the magazine scene
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JJ Burke wrote:i went and picked up the last issue of dark wisdom at a bookstore.. it was pretty good. i hear the next issue will be full-color. other than that, i don't know much about the magazine scene
ya thats a really cool magazine
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Analog Science Fiction is pretty good, but it's more space-opera than dystopian, though.
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arkham press sent me issue #11 of lovecraft's weird mysteries, and i sent back a check for $5. it felt like the olden tymes when you didn't have to pay before pumping gas. it contains 3 original short stories, a reprint of 'the truth about pyecraft' by hg wells, and a 1950s horror comic. it's a saddle-stitched 5.5"x8.5" booklet, 48 black & white pages including cover.

i like the overall design, even if it's a little rough. he wants story submissions for future issues.. i think some of the writers here could do better than issue #11. it's a cool magazine though. if you like micro press goodies, i recommend supporting it.

it's 7 bucks if you're not in the usa or canadia (on the honor system with their 'no-hassle offer'). i suppose if you want to be a stingy old sphincter, you could send some fraction of the asking price along with an essay on why he doesn't deserve the full amount.
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Ahh, thank you much for the replies. I will look into all of these.
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I remember a old magazine called "Fangoria" about the horror in movies, was really cool.
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Rodr-Evil wrote:I remember a old magazine called "Fangoria" about the horror in movies, was really cool.
Ya I had a supscritpion to that a while ago
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The Edge also looks promising.
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Enkil wrote:The Edge also looks promising.
whats that?
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a horror magazine in the UK
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Twilight zone was a good one, way back when. . . .
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Enkil wrote:a horror magazine in the UK
Is it any good? I might try looking into it.
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JJ Burke wrote:arkham press sent me issue #11 of lovecraft's weird mysteries, and i sent back a check for $5. it felt like the olden tymes when you didn't have to pay before pumping gas.
You guys have to pay before you fill your car with petrol (gas)?
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oh yeah, since the late 80s.. sometimes in a quaint small town, there's a possibility of pumping first. but for the most part, we don't trust each other (and for good reason)
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