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WARNING! EXTREME SEXUAL HORROR After a fried-chicken-fueled sex romp, Eddie embarks on a perverted odyssey. Murder, torture, geriatrics, bugs, and big, beautiful women all fail to satisfy until he meets the Maggot Mother-a nymphomaniac, cannibal, human-maggot hybrid with a sweet side. As the calories and corpses pile up, a beautiful cop with her own dark sexual perversions is hot on Eddie's trail. What will be the end result when their depraved worlds finally collide?

Four special needs teenagers and their counselors are on their way to a well-being retreat in the backwoods of Tasmania, Australia, when their bus breaks down. What awaits is a centuries-old nightmare even more terrifying than their own horrifying pasts. Cooked to perfection with lashings of gore, violence, dark humor, and weirdness, this callback to classic slasher films is sure to tantalize the tastebuds of any horror fan's cannibalistic craving.

Kzine is a magazine of SF, Fantasy, Horror and crime short stories edited by Graeme Hurry. Authors in this issue are: Dennis Bushlatov, James Mallinson, C.R. Hodges, Alex Acks, Rhema Sayers, Jeremy Essex, Douglas Kolacki, Simon McHardy and Eddie D. Moore.

13 original short stories and poems from talented authors of horror from around the world. Published monthly. April 2016 issue's cover art is based on a collaborative feature, giving us a new appreciation of courtroom horrors. You will also find vampires, demons, and even a reaper to keep you company on those chilling evenings when you need a good scare. In this issue: POETRY "Death Rise" by Cyn Bermudez "From Corn to Sea" by Wesley D. Gray "Shuffles the Chik Chik Sprite" by Jeremy Mac "Altar of Wood" by Terry Miller SHORT STORIES "Disorder in the Court" by Chance Barton & Cordelia Vandenburg "A Song of Crickets" by Simon McHardy "Mind the Gap" by Ronald Hayes "Another Shitty Day in the Apocalypse" by John Teel "Nocturne" by Richard Mark Ankers "Plight of the Valkyrie" by Daniel Soule "Dogman" by Calvin Demmer "Tethers" by Kane Gordon "Deadland" by TS Alan COVER ART Luke Spooner

Aphotic Realm's "Best of 2017". With twenty stories, this collection is jam-packed! No theme or restrictions. Just purely strange and sinister!

13 original short stories and poems from talented authors of horror from around the world. Published monthly. Werewolves will be leading the charge in this month's issue, followed by a cacophony of moans from spirits, demons, ghosts and the undead. Read on, if you dare! Devolution Z Magazine accepts supernatural horror short story and poetry submissions. We now also accept articles based on local and urban legends, myths, terrifying encounters, and all things supernatural and frightening. In this issue: POETRY "A Guide to Recognize Your Ghouls" by Sudeep Adhikari SHORT STORIES "The Breed" by Daniel Soule "TMI" by Johnny Compton "Apology" by Matthew Howe "Under Her Skin" by Ben Howels "Forever Mourning" by Kris Kabiru "Zombie Love" by Kate Franklin "Oblation" by S.E Bailey "A Slow Metabolism" by Simon McHardy "Time Stands Still" by Melissa Cuevas "Scars" by Glen Damien Campbell "Zombie Killer" by John Martin "Give It Teeth" by David Southam COVER ART Luke Spooner

Warning! This book contains graphic content and adult language. It may disturb some readers and should only be read by seasoned readers of extreme sexual horror and violence. Caleb Botha has idolised his murderous Uncle Red all his life. Now, in his twenties and with no prospects, he and his idiot brother, Sunny, decide they want to be infamous too. Together, they set off across the outback on a killing spree that Caleb hopes will rival even that of his legendary Uncle. If there is one thing Caleb has learned from the whispered tales of Uncle Red's legacy, it is that there is more to killing than just the body count. To truly leave your mark and be remembered, each kill must be carried out in a manner more hilarious and sadistic than the last. The boys have their work cut out for them and are determined to make Uncle Red proud by taking up the mantle and becoming the next generation of true Aussie Sickos.

McHardy & Hawker serve you up ten of the most brutal, extreme, satirical, non-politically correct short stories that you can imagine (or can't imagine). From mischievous morgue workers to mutant rabbits, a haunted transwoman to Buddy Holly's parasitic twin, every unique tale pushes a topical boundary like it's an old lady into the path of an oncoming bus. Bizarre. Hilarious. Tragic. Completely uncensored. The gruesome duo's first anthology is a feast of literary filth that is certain to cement their reputation as splatterpunk kings. And, if you are offended by any of the material contained within these pages, don't bother complaining. McHardy & Hawker don't care.