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Sanitarium Magazine is an independent publication, dedicated to bringing audiences the best in horror from around the globe. Inside Sanitarium Magazine you'll find stories that will keep you up late at night, poems that will haunt you, and new reasons to be afraid of the dark. Here, you'll be forced to confront your deepest fears, your worst nightmares, and the monsters which lurk in the shadows... or within you. We have an interview with "The Writing Bomb" author Jeff Bennington and we share a "Group Therapy" session with Card Deck Designers, Plague: The board game and look at what fear can do for charity. Included in this issue: The Muse by Rob Salem, On The Seventeenth Night by Ray T. Woodruff, Another Chance by Gavin Wilson, Weak Will by Russell C. Connor, The Eviscerator by Ron J. Cruz, For The Benefit of All by Michael Clifton, Welcome by A. R White, Zombie Apocalypse Now! by Rachel Tsoumbakos. Welcome to the Sanitarium. We hope you enjoy your stay
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Sanitarium Issue #2 delivers a potent anthology experience by blending narrative fiction with meta-commentary on the genre itself. The selection spans psychological tension, supernatural terror, and apocalyptic scenarios, ensuring tonal variety. Rob Salem’s prose and Ron J. Cruz’s visceral imagery anchor the collection, while the interview with Jeff Bennington adds depth for enthusiasts of horror creation. The inclusion of a board game discussion broadens its appeal to multimedia horror fans. It succeeds in creating an immersive atmosphere of dread, making it suitable for readers who appreciate concise, impactful storytelling and the exploration of fear’s multifaceted nature in contemporary independent publishing.
