THE SHINING BLADE OF LEIBOWITZ FULL

If you just can’t wait (and who could blame you), you can pick up a downloadable version of this issue right now for $2.99.

THE SHINING BLADE OF LEIBOWITZ FULL

The full stories and poems will be available once we reach our sales/donation goal of $50 for this issue. You can check out the teasers on our website right now. The Bitter Gourd’s Fate by Anne Carly Abad Stone City Old as Immeasurable Time by Kelda Crich The Summer I Fell In Love by Aaron Polson It’s the full experience and the full release of horror and fantasy at its most compelling. June’s issue is a riveting mix of selections that soothe with a feather’s touch and wrench you back around with white-knuckle intensity.

Each issue features short stories and poems that intrigue, terrorize, inspire, and do not let you go! Groaning floorboards at the dark end of the hall…įrom the mists of antiquity to the edge of madness, the handpicked original fiction of Niteblade Magazine spans the finest reaches of Horror and Fantasy writing. It begins with a subtle titillation of curiosity… You can preview all the stories and poems at our website - Niteblade #29: Porcelain Doll and if that intrigues you, pick up a downloadable copy at the Niteblade Store (which means we don’t have to pay anyone commissions) or, if you prefer, at the following third party websites:

It’s interesting to watch how themes emerge from the slush pile and I feel like this issue has strong flavours of hauntings and love… and sometimes the both together.

Valediction for the Dungeon Master by Mark Jones Winifred Medical Center, Abandoned by Joshua Gage This issue (which is #29 for those of you keeping track at home), contains: I am incredibly proud to announce the release of the September 2014 issue of Niteblade - Porcelain Doll. The Children of Monsters by Matthew MeadeĬoyote in Long Island City by Sandi Leibowitz Sorry, were those your sneakers? by Anne Carly Abadīe Civilized: A Baba Yaga Story by Megan Branning The Cicadas of Okinawa by Stephanie Lorée I hope you enjoy our final issue, the table of contents look like this: The interior layout of the downloadable copies is also a hybrid between the old style and the new. That is because cover designer, Jonathan Parrish, wanted to do one in our newer style and one in the style we used way back when it all began. This final issue has two covers based on Sandi Leibowitz’s poem, The Island of Crows. Without you this would all be pointless and I have really and truly valued your support through the years. You’re amazing and I love you.Īnd especially thank you to our readers. Offering moral, financial and technical support and doing more work behind the scenes than anyone will ever know. You’ve supported me in everything I do, but you’ve really gone above and beyond when it comes to Niteblade. Jonathan Parrish - Without you Niteblade wouldn’t exist. You are amazing and I’m so pleased to have been able to work with you for so long.

You’re awesome.Īlexandra Seidel - From slush reader to poetry editor to friend. Thank you for talking me out of closing this magazine down so many years ago and for taking over all the web-based stuff. Marge Simon - Niteblade would not be the same without your art, that distinctive style you’ve lent to our pages.īD Wilson - We’d have never seen 8 years (8 years!!) without you. Every one of them on time and as scheduled. Thank you to everyone whose work has graced the pages of Niteblade, and to everyone who has worked (behind the scenes and otherwise) to make this magazine amazing. It all feels so surreal, I don’t even know what to say.

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