Stories from Pulp Literature No. 15 Summer 2017: “Gret” by Brenda Carre sets the issue’s opening bar high. It’s the first chapter of a forthcoming novel of the same name, so beautifully written it overshadows any…

Alfred Hitchcock’s Mystery Magazine Vol. 3 No. 8 August 1958 Dear Readers: Alfred Hitchcock Contents Richard Hardwick “Suspicion is not Enough” Helen Fislar Brooks “The Mink Coat” Paul Tabori “An Interlude for Murder” George Bush “Fate…

Stories from Switchblade issue two, edited by Scotch Rutherford: “Salsa Verde” by Renee Asher Pickup gives a first person account of a robbery in-progress for the spoils of an earlier heist by the narrator and her…

Excerpt from Rick Ollerman’s interview from The Digest Enthusiast No. 7. Here he talks about the origins of Down & Out: The Magazine. “I had been thinking about all of the latest wave of magazines that…

From International Science Fiction No. 2 (June 1968): ISF closes its second issue on a high note with a story from France. “Ysolde,” by the series’ only female author, Nathalie Charles-Henneberg, is translated by Damon Knight.…

“I’m not so sure about this job,” he said. “It sounds dangerous. You’ll be surrounded by addicts.” Opening lines from “Death in Rehab” (Leah Abrams’ fifth adventure) by B.K. Stevens Alfred Hitchcock’s Mystery Magazine May 2011

From International Science Fiction No. 2 (June 1968): ISF2’s final tale from the U.S.S.R., “The Founding of Civilization” by Romain Yarov begins with the concept of time travel as a sporting event. A nineteen-year-old racer named…

From Weirdbook No. 34: In “Trick” by Rish Outfield, a self-absorbed dad gets a handful on Halloween when he takes his daughter trick or treating. I imagine poetry is even more challenging to write and sell…

The fifth and final episode of Brian Aldiss’ Hothouse saga appeared in Fantasy and Science Fiction (Dec. 1961). Contents Claude Veillot “The First Days of May” Translated from the French by Damon Knight (“Les Premiers Jours…