Each month The Dark brings you the best in dark fantasy and horror! Selected by award-winning editor Sean Wallace and published by Prime Books, this issue includes two all-new stories and two reprints: "Some There Be That Shadows Kiss" by James Bennett"Dusk" by Angela Slatter (reprint)"You, the Listener, on a Heavenly Trip" by Françoise Harvey"W is for Whispers" by Steve Rasnic Tem (reprint)

The Dark Issue 105 - The Dark, #105

Each month The Dark brings you the best in dark fantasy and horror! Selected by award-winning editor Sean Wallace and published by Prime Books, this issue includes two all-new stories and two reprints: "A is for Alphabet" by Steve Rasnic Tem"In the Smile Place" by Tobi Ogundiran (reprint)"Auscultation" by J. S. Breukelaar"Never Lie to Me" by Priya Chand (reprint)

The Dark Issue 102 - The Dark, #102

Each month The Dark brings you the best in dark fantasy and horror! Selected by Clara Madrigano and Sean Wallace and published by Prime Books, this issue includes four all-new stories: "Sulta" by James Bennett"Belly-Slitter" by H. Pueyo"Y is for Yesterday" by Steve Rasnic Tem"The Cat" by Morana Violeta (translated by Clara Madrigano)

The Dark Issue 91 - The Dark, #91

Weird fiction is an incredibly rich and varied genre, running the gamut from supernatural horror to imaginary-world fantasy to psychological terror. This anthology seeks to exhibit the wide range of themes, motifs, and imagery that weird fiction allows, as embodied in the work of some of the leading contemporary writers in the field. The ghost or revenant is a venerable motif, and stories by John Shirley, Lynda E. Rucker, and Reggie Oliver ring fascinating changes on it. Allied to the ghost is the haunted house, and stories by Gemma Files and Jason V Brock present highly ingenious variants on the idea. The resurrection of the dead is treated in strikingly different ways by Clint Smith, Jonathan Thomas, Michael Aronovitz, and W. H. Pugmire. Weird fiction has always exploited topographically remote areas of the world as a potent setting for horror. Here, tales by Cody Goodfellow, Lynne Jamneck, and Stephen Woodworth take us to unfamiliar realms where the weird can manifest itself. From a very different perspective, Richard Gavin and Darrell Schweitzer infuse their tales with elements of fantasy that allow for the maximum play of the imagination. Science fiction has always been allied to the weird, and in this volume Nancy Kilpatrick and George Edwards Murray take us to a post-apocalyptic environment where the preservation of our very humanity is brought into question. Psychological horror, as represented here by the work of Steve Rasnic Tem and Michael Washburn, focuses on the dread that stems from mental aberration. The eighteen stories making up Apostles of the Weird demonstrate that weird fiction is a multifaceted genre whose emphasis on fear does not preclude pathos, poignancy, and a brooding rumination on our place in this fragile world.

Apostles of the Weird

Each month The Dark brings you the best in dark fantasy and horror! Selected by award-winning editors Silvia Moreno-Garcia and Sean Wallace and published by Prime Books, this issue includes three all-new stories and one reprint: "A Few Words From the New Tenant of ____ House" by Rob Costello"Stretch" by Shari Paul"Reflections in Black" by Steve Rasnic Tem (reprint)"The Wendigo at the End of the Blue Line" by Gabriela Santiago

The Dark Issue 65 - The Dark, #65

Lights! Camera! Monsters? Sometimes you go to the movies. And sometimes, the movies-and their monsters-come to you. At any moment, without notice, monsters once relegated to the screen become a reality. Aliens and demons, dragons and ghosts, werewolves, vampires, zombies, and seemingly ordinary people who are just plain evil. Join award-winning authors Jonathan Maberry, Fran Wilde, David Gerrold, Rick Wilber and others for 23 all-new tales of haunted theaters, video gods, formidable demons, alien pizza, and delirious actors. Each story takes you to the silver screen with monstrous results.  Funny or grim, unsettling or cozy. You'll laugh! You'll sigh! You'll scream! Grab popcorn-and good running shoes-and enjoy the show.

Monsters, Movies & Mayhem

Each month The Dark brings you the best in dark fantasy and horror! Edited by award-winning editors Silvia Moreno-Garcia and Sean Wallace and brought to you by Prime Books, this issue includes two all-new stories and two reprints:"The Last Epic Pub Crawl of The Brothers Pennyfeather" by L. Chan"The Stories We Tell About Ghosts" by A. C. Wise (reprint)"For All His Eyes Can See" by Steve Rasnic Tem"The God of Low Things" by Stephen Graham Jones (reprint)

The Dark Issue 39 - The Dark, #39

L'imagination transforme une substance en une autre. Cela change ce qui pourrait être ce qui pourrait être, ce qui aurait pu être. La paille devient de l'or, de la paille d'or, et ni plus réelle ni, je me soumets, plus précieuse que l'autre. Les cailloux se transforment en perles et perles lumineuses en petites roches grises, solides et belles, toutes deux essentielles. Les êtres humains prennent forme de l'argile, les ailes des anges sont sorties de l'eau, le feu donne naissance aux longues langues des démons, l'amour émerge de l'air mince et les éléments de base se reconstituent encore et encore.

Si vous aimez quelqu'un, ils vous quittent. Mais si vous n'aimez pas quelqu'un, ils vous quittent aussi. Donc, votre choix n'est pas entre aimer et perdre mais seulement entre aimer et non aimant.

Je n'ai jamais été très bon avec mes mains ou mes pieds. Il m'a toujours semblé qu'ils avaient été coincés comme une réflexion après coup pendant ma fabrication. Les rêves ne se sont pas traduits par le sport, la musique, la danse, la menuiserie, la plomberie. J'étais l'enfant livresque, plus à la maison dans les pages d'un fantasme que dans la salle de la ville de la planète.

Pendant si longtemps, j'ai vécu sur le bord d'un monde invisible. Parfois, j'ai l'impression que les débris dispersés sont partis après que la personnalité soit tombée du ciel.

La présence la plus forte est si souvent une absence.

Le monde est plein d'horreur. Notre imagination a du mal à suivre. Ce serait une mauvaise vie sans imaginer. Je ne suis pas sûr que nous puissions avoir du salut, en fait, sans imaginer.

Pendant la majeure partie de ma vie, j'ai été auditeur. Au moins au début, je pense que la raison pour laquelle j'ai écouté si attentivement était d'avoir une chance d'entendre le train avant qu'il ne me fasse passer sur moi.

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