Dark Discoveries - Issue #35

Name: Dark Discoveries - Issue #35
Price: 19.95 USD
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ISBN: 9781945373183

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🏛 JournalStone 📅 2016 📖 120 pages 🌐 English 📔 Hardcover ISBN: 9781945373183

📝 Description: Dark Discoveries - Issue #35

Dark Discoveries - Issue #35 War and Apocalypse All new Fiction by: Ann Christy, Nick Mamatas, Kane Gilmour, A. Scott Glancy, Angela Slatter and Gary Raisor Interviews with: Joe Hill, A. Scott Glancy, Jeremy Robison, Kane Gilmour and more. Articles on: Words from the Wise: John Shirley, Nick Antosca, and Geoff Brown by Chris Kelso and Writing Conflict: A Lament with Lisa L. Hannett by Aaron J. French Columns from Mike Davis, Laird Barron, Robert Morrish, Donald Tyson and Richard Dansky! Dark Poetry: Bryan Thao Worra

💎 Our verdict on Dark Discoveries - Issue #35

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Horror Reads editorial team

Horror desk

This anthology serves as a robust showcase for the current state of horror fiction, blending original short stories with insightful interviews and critical essays. The variety of contributors, ranging from Ann Christy to Gary Raisor, ensures a tonal diversity that appeals to wide tastes within the genre. The inclusion of columns by Laird Barron and Robert Morrish adds depth, while the poetic elements provide a necessary atmospheric break. It is best suited for dedicated horror aficionados who appreciate both narrative fiction and the meta-commentary on the craft. The focus on conflict and wisdom offers intellectual engagement alongside visceral dread, making it a valuable addition to any serious reader's library of dark literature.

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Horror Reads editorial team

This anthology serves as a robust showcase for the current state of horror fiction, blending original short stories with insightful interviews and critical essays. The variety of contributors, ranging from Ann Christy to Gary Raisor, ensures a tonal diversity that appeals to wide tastes within the genre. The inclusion of columns by Laird Barron and Robert Morrish adds depth, while the poetic elements provide a necessary atmospheric break. It is best suited for dedicated horror aficionados who appreciate both narrative fiction and the meta-commentary on the craft. The focus on conflict and wisdom offers intellectual engagement alongside visceral dread, making it a valuable addition to any serious reader's library of dark literature.