“The Prodigy” by Jim Towns
POETRY: “The burned shell / of the house / sat empty for years….”
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POETRY: “The burned shell / of the house / sat empty for years….”
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Read More “Eldritch” by Gary D. RhodesI have always regarded horror as an “inclusive” genre—you can take almost any genre and turn it into a horror story. That has been one of the things that’s always attracted me to it. The whole crime/horror crossover is just another example of that. STEPHEN JONES lives in London, England. A Hugo Award nominee, he […]
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