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$4.99Harlan County Horrors Mari Adkins et al.
In the black heart of coal country, malevolent spirits and unearthly creatures slip from the shadows into the minds and hearts of men. Young women, twisted by pain, call for love and revenge by the light of the moon. A dead… More
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$2.99Orgy of Souls Wrath James White
Twenty for one.
Twenty souls for his brother’s life is a price that seductively beautiful Samson is willing to pay. Twenty souls drenched in blood, powdered with cocaine and more than one kind of ecstasy. A fair… More
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$2.99Something Wicked Issue 16 (December 2011) Joe Vaz et al.
Well here we are in December. How the hell did that happen?
Iﾒm really excited about this monthﾒs issue as we have some really awesome fiction for yﾒall as well as a great interview with one of my favourite people, the scary-ass… More
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$3.99Mythic Delirium 20 Neil Gaiman et al.
Our 10th anniversary issue and the largest in our history, featuring “Conjunctions,” an original poem by Neil Gaiman, tied to wife Amanda Palmer’s song “Trout Heart Replica”; “In… More
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Something Wicked Issue 17 (January 2012) Joe Vaz et al.
Weﾒve got a great bunch of original stories for you this issue. Thatﾒs right, four brand-new, never-before-seen stories, starting with She Can See Tomorrow Today, by Mel Odom, wherein a young woman negotiates for her… More
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$2.99Apex Magazine – Issue 32 Cat Rambo et al.
The January 2012 issue of Apex Magazine (Issue 32).
This issue features fiction by Cat Rambo (“So Glad We Had This Time Together”), Sarah Dalton (“Sweetheart Showdown”), and Gregory Frost… More
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$9.95Darkness Ellen Datlow et al.
This sophisticated, scary anthology collects the best horror fiction published during 1984 and 2005, one of horror’s most prolific eras. These exceptionally diverse stories, hand-picked by horror expert… More
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$9.95Shambling Towards Hiroshima James Morrow
It is 1945. Inspired by the U.S. Army’s intention to build an atomic bomb, the Navy plans its own dramatic ending to World War II, the Knickerbocker Project. The goal is to produce the ultimate biological weapon:… More
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The Fate of Mice Susan Palwick
Gathering together the most outstanding short stories of Susan Palwick’s twenty-year literary career, The Fate of Mice is a powerful collection from an extraordinary fantasist. These unflinching tales, … More
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$9.95The Search for Philip K. Dick Anne Dick
Brilliant, talented, and charismatic, Philip K. Dick was a prolific author, a loyal friend, and a loving father and husband. His six-year marriage to Anne R. Dick, whom he described as the love of his life, was full of … More
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The Good Humor Man Andrew Fox
In this witty tribute to Ray Bradbury’s Fahrenheit 451 set in 2041 government-sanctioned vigilantes �_�?? the Good Humor Men �_�?? ruthlessly patrol the streets, immolating all fattening food products as … More
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$5.50Locus April 2011 (#603) Liza Groen Trombi et al.
The April 2011 issue of Locus magazine features interviews with Oscar Award-winning artist Shaun Tan and writer-brother team Dani & Eytan Kollin, features on Potlatch, FOGcon, and a spotlight on editor Sean … More
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Locus October 2011 (#609) Liza Groen Trombi et al.
The October 2011 issue of Locus magazine has coverage of Renovation with complete Hugo Awards results, interviews with Margo Lanagan and Beth Bernobich, and reviews of new books by Christopher Priest, Terry Pratchett,… More
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Broken Slate Kelly Jennings
Taken from his family’s merchant ship at the age of fourteen, Martin Eduardo endured years in the brutal contract labor system on the planet Julian. Now a contract rebellion brews.
The precarious — and … More
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The Gluten-Free Way: My Way William Maltese et al.
This is a book that needs to be read by those who must live Gluten-Free (because they have life-threatening allergies to wheat-based products), as well as those who just want to eat better. Included are first-person … More
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My Movie David Pratt
From the award-winning author of Bob the Book, My Movie showcases the remarkable range and versatility of David Pratt’s short fiction, including stories previously published in The James White Review, Velvet… More
