Category: Horror Publisher: Dark Moon Books
ISBN-10: 0978792564
Type: Fiction
Pages: 110
Copyright: October 2010
ISBN-13: 9780978792565
Quarterly horror literary publication with issues in January, April, July and December. Short stories, columns, articles and more.
Issue Number 1 is available. You can order it through Amazon. Issue #2 will be available by mid-December 2010 and will include several short stories, columns, articles, a graphic serial with the first installment, horror cartoons, the first installment of a 4-part horror novella, book reviews and much more.
We are currently accepting submissions for horror stories and also have several contests running for writers in the horror genre.
Exceeded My Already High Expectations
When I got this digest, I was hoping for a magazine much like Cemetery Dance and other horror publications. I couldn't have been more wrong! This is no flimsy magazine format, but more of a larger paperback sort of book. It will easily last through many readings and look quite nice on a bookshelf as well. The stories were first rate, with a level of talent that I had not expected, and the other features were both amusing and well written. I would say this is a MUST for any fan of horror! KUDOS to you Stan Swanson and Dark Moon Digest!
Awesome
Awesome stories. I have been a fan of horror genre and pulp magazines for sometime. This digest is something that is of high quality. My kudos to the editor/creator/owners. The magazine is not full of gratuitous violence or anything like that...they are things that tickle the human psyche. The true horror in any situation--in my humble opinion---is situational to the characters in place. The stories in this collection are very well written. I would like to get subscription information on future issues. I have read the book cover to cover and look forward to more.
Finally a High Quality Horror Digest, Wish it Was Monthly
I've been an avid reader of Weird Tales for a long time, but was looking for something more to satisfy my hunger for good horror short stories. Well, this magazine has accomplished that in a big way. The stories were entertaining, as for the features, not sure yet, I've just read the stories, but that is what I'm looking for. I wish it could be monthly, hopefully in the future if everyone catches on it will be. The magazine itself is nicely bound like Fantasy and Sci-Fi magazine and feels more like a book than a mag. I prefer this as it feels more secure, and also being a collector, harder for accidents to damage. Anyways, if your looking for good horror short stories, give this magazine a try. I'd tell you my favorite story, but that wouldn't be fair to the other authors as each was enjoyable in it's own way.
