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Dark Dead Things: Issue One

By: Mike Salinas, Chandler Morrison, Marisca Pichette, Andrew Najberg, Liz Leighton, Bridger Cummings, Kelly Fillinger, Donald McCarthy, Emily Holman
Narrated by: Various
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Publisher's Summary

Dark Dead Things is a weird fiction magazine. Inside, you'll find horror, science fiction, and poetry from a collection of authors who will disturb and delight. The void is calling. Will you answer?

Issue One starts things off with a bang. We have a story from 2023 Splatterpunk Award Nominee Chandler Morrison and seven other wonderful authors.

Cosmic horror? Check. Surrealist absurdity? You bet. Dystopian sci-fi? Got it. Stories and poems that will send you down a rabbit hole of introspection? This issue has a few.

If you're looking for some short reads to scratch that horror or weird fiction itch, Issue One will scratch and break skin. Check it out.

For shirts and bundles, check out darkdeadthings.com.
©2023 Mike Salinas (P)2023 Mike Salinas
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