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Excited to have my weird praying mantis story “Fall In” included in @chmmagazine.bsky.social 76 (ed. Jolie Toomajan) alongside these excellent names! Love the haunting cover art by Katie Beardmore. Last pic is internal art I couldn’t resist including too. 🖤 🦑 cosmichorrormonthly.com
After careful inspection of the physical copy of @chmmagazine.bsky.social I just received, Calliope approves.
Cover reveal! Our October issue looms upon the very near future with fantastic art from Katie Beardmore! zurl.co/CZz1I
Caught the new Resident Evil recently and I have to say I was incredibly impressed. Not only one of the best video game movies ever made, but one of the best horror flicks of year. Tense, funny, with some great gore. Highly recommended.
My Story "Lemongrass from the South and Rosehips from the Garden, Half a Spoonful of Honey from the Hives" is in this. Family pressure and expectations, grief and "grieving correctly", the horror of realizing you never really knew someone... all that fun stuff!
@chmmagazine.bsky.social · 4w agoCHM #75 is available for single issue orders on our website here: zurl.co/rXDM5
So excited for my weird ass story to be included in this episode of Cosmic Goblins Podcast!
@chmmagazine.bsky.social · 2w agoNew episode of Cosmic Goblins, out now! Featuring stories by K.A. Sweitzer and Ellis Nye, originally published in CHM #75. zurl.co/XfWyD
New episode of Cosmic Goblins, out now! Featuring stories by K.A. Sweitzer and Ellis Nye, originally published in CHM #75. zurl.co/XfWyD
We are pleased to announce the release of our completely rebuilt mobile app! Read the entire backlog and listen to the podcast all in one place! Android: zurl.co/FqnG0 IPhone: Coming soon!
How early do y'all decorate for Halloween? I'm already starting to get into the spirit.
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I’ve published @kfawver.bsky.social more than any other author, including his two Shirley Jackson Award-winning stories. This was an insta-buy for me. @lairdbarron.bsky.social says “If we’re talking about Thomas Ligotti and Michael Cisco, we need to be talking about Kurt Fawver.” Go Kurt!
@chmmagazine.bsky.social · last mo.Congrats to Kurt Fawver on his recent book release. His collection WE ARE HAPPY, WE ARE DOOMED is an all-time favorite of mine. Weird, unsettling, and totally unique in its approach to the genre. Can't wait for my copy of EVERYWHERE IS A HORROR STORY! zurl.co/m5qbi
Congrats to Kurt Fawver on his recent book release. His collection WE ARE HAPPY, WE ARE DOOMED is an all-time favorite of mine. Weird, unsettling, and totally unique in its approach to the genre. Can't wait for my copy of EVERYWHERE IS A HORROR STORY! zurl.co/m5qbi
That cover art sure is something, right? Issue #75 should be arriving in mailboxes soon! zurl.co/X3WGr
Are you a Crypt lover? We have "The Finale" by W.M. Merrit on our website—originally published by Weird Tales in May 1923. zurl.co/fFeE6
Check out the latest issue of Cosmic Goblins, featuring "Second-Hand Magic" by James Dodds. zurl.co/4hvFk
It's Friday, let's talk shop. What's your cosmic horror/weird fiction hot take?
COVER REVEAL! Our new issue is right around the corner, featuring art from Stefan Koidl! Stories by Cyrus Amelia Fisher, K.A. Sweitzer, Verdell Walker, Susan L. Lin, Ellis Nye, Pete Ward, and Ali Maloney.
Are we finally getting an AT THE MOUNTAINS OF MADNESS movie? Looks like an indie team filmed this teaser on location. zurl.co/EjCiy
Okay, I avoided this for a long time because I bounced of WOUNDS (yes, I know, I'm in the minority), but I thought this was an incredible collection. Loved the way each story could stand on its own without the supernatural elements. Highly recommended.
I was never a big Lovecraft fan, but I remember these covers so well from local bookstores. Still some of my favorite cosmic horror art. Really captures the dreamy, absurd menace. Many years later, I've finally put Michael Whelan's name to the work! Any other fav pieces?
