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Contained within this anthology are dark stories and works of art that explore the shadow side of reality. They are disturbed works that journey hopelessly through the downtrodden fringes of society, across the deepest reaches of space, and into the darkest, most troubled corners of the mind. Enter if you must, but beware.Issue 018 includes eight original stories (which includes a novelette), one reprint story, three poems, two art features, and interior artwork by top talent.FEATURING¿"Factory Faerie," by Derrick Boden"Saturation," by Eliane Boey"Decay Gospel" by Drew Huff"These Luminous Cadavers," by Rich Larson"The Specimens of Red Hill," a novelette by Angela Liu"The Do-Over," by Steph Nelson"Where the Robots Go," by Malena Salazar Maciá"I Am the Burning Bush," by Stephen S. SchrefflerWith reprint story, "Harmony," by Andy DudakPoetry by Jean-Paul L. GarnierCover art by Olly JeavonsAnd interior art features by Sylvia Strijk and Eva Kosmos

Contained within this anthology are dark stories and works of art that explore the shadow side of reality. They are disturbed works that journey hopelessly through the downtrodden fringes of society, across the deepest reaches of space, and into the darkest, most troubled corners of the mind. Enter if you must, but beware.The third annual Halloween Special Issue includes ten original stories, one reprint story, an interview with author Paul Tremblay, two art features, and interior artwork by top talent. FEATURING¿"Lizard Man," by Polly Hall"Devil Child," by Kay Hanifen"retsnoM," by Rowan Hill"Cat's Eye," by Aia Järvinen"Hotel Leviathan: The Dichotomy of a Beast," by Eygló Karlsdóttir"Station 99," by Amanda Cecilia Lang"Ghoul" by Victoria Nations"The Gift Horse's Mouth," by Zachary Olson"To Die a Monster," by Samuel Poots"God's Watchful Eyes" by Grace R. ReynoldsWith reprint story, "One Last Step" by Warren BenedettoInterviews with author Paul Tremblay feature by Janelle JansonCover art by Devin ForstAnd interior art features by Miranda Mundt and Dennis Preston

Contained within this anthology are dark stories and works of art that explore the shadow side of reality. They are disturbed works that journey hopelessly through the downtrodden fringes of society, across the deepest reaches of space, and into the darkest, most troubled corners of the mind. Enter if you must, but beware.Issue 017 includes eight original stories, one reprint story, two art features, and interior artwork by top talent.FEATURING¿"Good Neighbors," by Marlaina Cockcroft"The New Family," by Elliott Gish"A Ruthless Pedigree," by Bill Gusky"Glacial, Eternal" by Aleco Julius"Choose Your Own Destruction," by Amanda Cecelia Lang"Devouring the Starry Night," by Angela Liu"Stand Here, Close to the Light" by Murtaza Mohsin"My Other Half," by Belicia RheaWith reprint story, "The Door Is Open," by Warren BenedettoCover art by Voodoo SaladAnd interior art features by Dan Fris and Cho-hyun Kim

Contained within this anthology are dark stories and works of art that explore the shadow side of reality. They are disturbed works that journey hopelessly through the downtrodden fringes of society, across the deepest reaches of space, and into the darkest, most troubled corners of the mind. Enter if you must, but beware.Issue 016 includes eight original stories, one reprint story, interview with author, Gabino Iglesias, two art features, and interior artwork by top talent.FEATURING"Contango," by Eliane Boey"What You Want," by Michael A. Clark"Amazing!" by Robin Rose Graves"The Last Joyride," by Bill Gusky"Grit and Culling on Triton," by Robert E. Harpold"Payment Unkind," by Andrew Leon Hudson"KAOSU, The Last Moving Country in the World," by Angela Liu"To Serve Him," by Shannon Connor WinwardWith reprint story, "We're All Friends Here," by Michelle Anne KingAuthor interview with Gabino Iglesias; feature by Janelle JansonBook review of The Strange by Nathan Ballingrud; review by Sadie HartmannCover art by DofreshAnd interior art features by Butcher Billy and Sloane Leong

Contained within this anthology are dark stories and works of art that explore the shadow side of reality. They are disturbed works that journey hopelessly through the downtrodden fringes of society, across the deepest reaches of space, and into the darkest, most troubled corners of the mind. Enter if you must, but beware.Issue 015 includes eight original stories, one reprint story, interview with author, Owen King, two art features, and interior artwork by top talent.FEATURING"Pain Surrogate," by Ilan Jones"We Go Sammy," by R. L. Meza"Permissions," by Christi Nogle"Death by Pasta," by A. P. Salnikov"A Penny for Your Troubles," by A. D. Sui"I Think I'm Paranoid," by Angela Sylvaine"Bin Day," by James Tatam"A Gradient Descent," by David WornWith reprint story, "Darkly Through the Glass Place," by Kirk BueckertAuthor interview with Owen King; feature by Janelle JansonBook review of Wild Spaces by S. L. Coney; review by Sadie HartmannCover art by João Antunes Jr.And interior art features Devin Forst and Ricardo Reis

Contained within this anthology are dark stories and works of art that explore the shadow side of reality. They are disturbed works that journey hopelessly through the downtrodden fringes of society, across the deepest reaches of space, and into the darkest, most troubled corners of the mind. Enter if you must, but beware.Issue 014 includes ten original stories, one reprint story, interviews with authors, S. A. Chakraborty, Rachel Harrison, and Andrew F. Sullivan, two art features, and interior artwork by top talent.FEATURING"The Tent Revival on Galvani H764," by Anj Baker"The Seventy-Year-Old Corpse Harvester," by Naomi Eselojor"Coin-Operated Boy," by Aia Järvinen"It Answered," by Anastasia Kirchoff"Savior in Steel," by Zachary Rosenberg"Side Effects," by Allan Dyen-Shapiro"Citymouth," by Erin Strubbe"Agua, Cate," by A. P. Thayer"The King of the Universe Dies Again," by Kay Vaindal"Sequoia," by H. G. WatsonWith reprint story, "The Boxing Men," by Ray DaleyInterviews with authors, S. A. Chakraborty, Rachel Harrison, and Andrew F. Sullivan; features by Jena Brown, Janelle Janson, and Marissa van UdenCover art by DoodleskellyAnd interior art features by João Antunes Jr. and Marischa Becker

Contained within this anthology are dark stories and works of art that explore the shadow side of reality. They are disturbed works that journey hopelessly through the downtrodden fringes of society, across the deepest reaches of space, and into the darkest, most troubled corners of the mind. Enter if you must, but beware.Issue 013 includes eight original stories, one reprint story, interviews with authors, S. A. Cosby and Philip Fracassi, two art features, and interior artwork by top talent.FEATURING"Militiam Vermes, or the Hardest Break-up on Colony Two," by G. D. Angier"A Difference of 21.6 Degrees, or Confessions of a Thermostat," by Rob E. Boley"ETA," by Andrew Leon Hudson"Nothing Left to Sever," by Ryan Marie Ketterer"Winona's Window," by Alli Lichtman"Still Life with Vivisected Dream," by Tiffany Morris"Harvester," by Andrew F. Sullivan"The Loop," by Dana VickersonWith reprint story, "Are You a Vessel," by Sloane LeongInterviews with authors, S. A. Cosby and Philip Fracassi; features by Jena Brown and Janelle JansonCover art by Olly JeavonsAnd interior art features by Dofresh and Eric Hibbeler

Contained within this anthology are dark stories and works of art that explore the shadow side of reality. They are disturbed works that journey hopelessly through the downtrodden fringes of society, across the deepest reaches of space, and into the darkest, most troubled corners of the mind. Enter if you must, but beware.The eighth issue of Dark Matter Magazine includes eight original stories, one reprint story, part three of a serialized novella, two microfictions, one essay, an interview with author, Anne Heltzel, two art features, and interior artwork by top talent. FEATURING¿"Declare the Typhoon's Coming" by Noah Codega"Roaches" by Ai Jiang"Refuge" by Mark Joslyn"Flight Delay" by Rich Larson"This Choir of Ghosts" by Monte Lin"Muscle Memory" by R. L. Meza"The Ground Shook" by Roni Stinger"The Editorial Process" by Andrew SullivanPart three of serialized novella "Override" by Warren BenedettoWith reprint story, "Cocooning" by Christi NogleA feature interview with author, Anne Heltzel; feature by Jena BrownEssay by Anna MaddenCover art by Olly Jeavons (aka artofolly)And interior art features by Asher and The Art District'86

Contained within this anthology are dark stories and works of art that explore the shadow side of reality. They are disturbed works that journey hopelessly through the downtrodden fringes of society, across the deepest reaches of space, and into the darkest, most troubled corners of the mind. Enter if you must, but beware.The eighth issue of Dark Matter Magazine includes eight original stories, one reprint story, part two of a serialized novella, an interview with a bestselling author, two art features, and interior artwork by top talent. This will be a limited print run, so get yours today before they sell out.FEATURING¿"Scintillae" by M. A. Blanchard"We Shall Not All Sleep, But We Shall All Be Changed" by Eneasz Brodski"Goodbye Copernicus" by Justin Diviney"What Salt Will Bring to Bear" by Sloane Leong"Ms. Höffern Stays Abreast of the News" by Sarah Pauling"Silent Slumber" by Malena Salazar Maciá, Translated by Toshiya Kamei"Dream Dealers" by Heather Santo"Loom" by Solomon UhiaraPart two of serialized novella "Override" by Warren BenedettoWith reprint story, "Burrowing Through the Body of God" by Rich LarsonA feature interview with bestselling author, Catriona Ward; feature by Jena BrownAdditional content by Janelle Janson and Alex WoodroeCover art by DoodleskellyAnd interior art features by Doodleskelly and Warakami

Contained within this anthology are dark stories and works of art that explore the shadow side of reality. They are disturbed works that journey hopelessly through the downtrodden fringes of society, across the deepest reaches of space, and into the darkest, most troubled corners of the mind. Enter if you must, but beware.The sixth issue of Dark Matter Magazine includes eight original dark science fiction stories, one reprint story, two art features, a feature on great contemporary works of science fiction horror, and dozens of full-color illustrations throughout. FEATURING"Her Name is Jo" by J. W. Allen"The Eternity Machine" by Graham J. Darling"When He, Dreaming, Wakes" by Lora Gray"Decommissioned" by Brittany GrovesNinety-Nine Sextillion Souls in a Ball" by Larry Hodges"On the Eve of the Cumberland Incursion" by Christopher Noessel"The Auger Process" by Y. M. Pang"Regression to the Earth''s Mean" by James YuWith reprint story, "I Feel the Absence of Her Shape" by Alexandra SeidelCover art by Voodoo SaladInterior art features by Voodoo Salad and BKK BROS.And a feature on great works of science fiction horror by Janelle Janson

Contained within this anthology are dark stories and works of art that explore the shadow side of reality. They are disturbed works that journey hopelessly through the downtrodden fringes of society, across the deepest reaches of space, and into the darkest, most troubled corners of the mind. Enter if you must, but beware. The inaugural issue of Dark Matter Magazine boasts eight original dark science fiction stories, one story in the original Spanish, one reprint story by a comic book star, an essay on the state of modern scientific ethics, three art features, and two dozen illustrations in full color and black and white. FEATURING"Faulty Worker Process" by Derrick Boden"The Past and Future Lives of Test Subjects" by Octavia Cade"Bodhisattva From Bit" by Andy Dudak"Tripping Through Time" by Rich Larson"Evrim''s Children" by Ray Nayler"Finishers" by Christi Nogle"A Bolt of Lightning" by Malena Salazar Maci├í, translated by Toshiya Kamei"La Corte de los Rel├ímpagos" by Malena Salazar Maci├í"The Extermination Device of the Blacksmith" by Solomon Uhiara With a reprint story by Sloane Leong: "A Billion Bodies More"Essay by Octavia Cade: "The Past and Future Lives of Scientists"Original cover art by Richard WagnerAnd interior art by Miguel Aguilar, Arula Ratnakar, and Andr├⌐ Vieira Auer