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Final Issue:
$9.95Mythic Delirium Annual Subscription Mike Allen (Editor) et al.
The 15-year-old speculative poetry journal MYTHIC DELIRIUM has relaunched — with help from Kickstarter — as a quarterly digital magazine that mixes poetry with offbeat fiction.… More
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Mythic Delirium 3.1 Jane Yolen et al.
This issue begins the fourth year of Mythic Delirium’s digital age by giving center stage to a trio of voices from the far side of the world.
Suzanne J. Willis brings a beautiful and gruesome story of maps inked on skin and… More
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Mythic Delirium 4.4 Mike Allen et al.
Twenty years: that’s cause for celebration. Amazing as it is to herald two decades of this magazine, that’s not the only number we’re toasting. This issue is the 20th since Mythic Delirium became… More
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Mythic Delirium 0.1 Ken Liu et al.
The 15-year-old speculative poetry journal MYTHIC DELIRIUM has relaunched (thanks to our wonderful Kickstarter backers) as a quarterly digital magazine that mixes poetry with offbeat fiction. Our first issue in… More
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Mythic Delirium 0.2 Yoon Ha Lee et al.
The 15-year-old speculative poetry journal MYTHIC DELIRIUM has relaunched — with help from Kickstarter — as a quarterly digital magazine that mixes poetry with offbeat fiction. Our second issue in our… More
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Mythic Delirium 4.3 Tiffany Trent et al.
Winter has come. Our stories in this issue venture into the shadows, and few who follow after will emerge unscathed.
In “When the Bough Breaks,” Jaymee Goh shows us how terrible it can be to see the warning signs, supernatural… More
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Mythic Delirium 4.1 Jane Yolen et al.
Our summer 2017 issue begins Mythic Delirium’s fifth year as a digital magazine.
We’re pleased to welcome “Dispo and the Crow” author Rich Larson to our pages. Having previously appeared in our our sister publication,… More
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$2.99Mythic Delirium 0.3 Nicole Kornher-Stace et al.
The 15-year-old speculative poetry journal MYTHIC DELIRIUM has relaunched — with help from Kickstarter — as a quarterly digital magazine that mixes poetry with offbeat fiction. Stories in this issue… More
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Mythic Delirium 0.4 Jane Yolen et al.
The 15-year-old speculative poetry journal MYTHIC DELIRIUM has relaunched — with help from Kickstarter — as a quarterly digital magazine that mixes poetry with offbeat fiction. Stories in this issue… More
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Mythic Delirium 3.2 Mari Ness et al.
Our fall 2016 issue is full of ghosts who walk the Earth (or Mars) and people who become as ghosts.
In Andrew Gilstrap’s short fiction debut, a man in black with a guitar has a thing or two to share with a roomful of music… More
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$3.99Mythic Delirium 25 Catherynne M. Valente et al.
Our 25th issue features 20 new poems, including Catherynne M. Valente’s epic take on women in anime, “The Melancholy of Mechagirl,” Sonya Taaffe’s twist on the Commedia dell’Arte,… More
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Mythic Delirium 2.4 Theodora Goss et al.
The April-May-June 2016 issue of Mythic Delirium celebrates spring with three stories of fey strangeness from three writers new to the pages of our magazine. Roshani Chokshi reveals the fate of those who seek the fox… More
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Mythic Delirium 1.4 Jane Yolen et al.
This issue caps off the first two years of Mythic Delirium as a digital ’zine with a sampling of strange horror, stranger science fiction and weird alternate history.
For our fiction offerings, C.S. MacCath … More
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Mythic Delirium 4.2 James Van Pelt et al.
Our autumn issue is here, full of work that we suspect you’ll find strangely uplifting — in the case of at least one story, literally so. We offer this new issue of Mythic Delirium in the spirit of sharing the fun we have as… More
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Mythic Delirium 3.4 Damien Angelica Walters et al.
Mythic Delirium greets Spring 2017 with a heady mix that blends shades of grief and loss, yet has many rays of light to offer.
Damien Angelica Walters digs to expose undercurrents of magic that guide a family through a … More
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Mythic Delirium 3.3 Jane Yolen et al.
Mythic Delirium starts off 2017 with stories and poems that provide chills of their own, independent of the fortunes of winter.
Morris Tanafon shows us a horrifying way to prevent a haunting in “Interred with … More
