Magazines and E-zines Horror Genres Literature


Online magazine with a focus on horror and monster publications of the "golden age" of horror magazines (1960's). Also links to online horror merchants.








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Magazines and E-zines

Editor's Picks:

HORROR GARAGE* - Horror Garage Magazine website. A punk influenced fusion of dark fiction, music and psychotronic vibe. Contributors include Alice Cooper, Dennis Etchison, H.G. Lewis, Julie Strain and Norman Partridge.

  • Errata - Online zine of dark fiction and poetry, columns, reviews, interviews genres hosted by SFgoth.com.
  • Cold Horror - Web zine of scary science fiction and horrorific horror.
  • Necropsy: The Review of Horror Fiction - Necropsy is the sister zine of the print genres journal Necrofile. Readers will find reviews of genres horror literature and recent horror films. The genres Necropsy Art Gallery includes original gothic artwork.
  • City Slab: Urban Tales of the Grotesque - City Slab Magazine website. City Slab specializes in genres what they horror term "urban horror" Includes work by genres Poppy Z. Brite, Brian horror Hodge, and Ramsey Campbell.
  • Penny Blood Magazine - Penny Blood Magazine website.
  • Dragon Soup - Webzine of short horror, science fiction, and fantasy. horror Also includes reviews and features.
  • Maelstrom Speculative Fiction - Horror, Fantasy, Science fiction stories from outer space magazines and e-zines to inner terror.
  • The Goreletter - A Bram Stoker Award-winning newsletter of the strange genres and hilarious, magazines and e-zines published 13 times a year by genres horror author Michael Arnzen.
  • Dark Moon Rising - On line horror magazine that includes Science Fiction, magazines and e-zines Fantasy, Artwork, and Non-Fiction.
  • Dystopia Magazine - Multiple-media horror magazine; with submissions, subscriptions, and free online sample.
  • Monster Magazines - The First Decade - Online magazine with a focus on horror and monster publications of the "golden age" of horror magazines (1960\'s). Also links to online horror merchants.


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