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Horror
Readers Beware of these twisted literary pieces! Everyone knows the classics such as Peter Pan, Huckleberry Finn, and The Wizard of Oz. Have you ever thought about what would happen in those stories if they were written... See More
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Again we descend into the darkest depths of cosmic horror. Another time we seek the eldritch secrets that sear the minds of mortals. Once more we embark unwillingly upon the ocean of unreality whose titanic waves crash upon... See More
Horror
Another bacchanalian orgy of weird tales and cosmic, eldritch horrors is unleashed upon an unsuspecting cosmos... Featuring art by Jim Pitts Dean Wirth and Karolina Mochniej Stories and poems by Ngo Binh Anh Koa Chris... See More
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A veritable smorgasbord of twenty-three deliciously terrifying treats, each one simmered to blood-curdling perfection and seasoned with just the perfect amount of gallows humor. From murder and madness to monsters and the... See More
Horror
I is for Internet, the ninth book in an epic series of twenty-six horror anthologies. In this book you will find a collection of thirteen unsettling tales from some of the most imaginative independent horror writers on the... See More
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More Cthulhuvian thrills from the modern day heirs of the Lovecraftian legacy! Featuring: Lurkers by David A Riley Every Star is Mad by CM Fields The Reliquary by CP Webster Unholy Cosmic Terror by Cameron Walker Bug of the... See More
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In this month's edition, we begin with psychotic poetry from Ian Fletcher. There's another trip down Picklock Lane from EW Farnsworth, a tale of illusion and disillusionment from the enigmatic 'AD', and meanwhile Forest... See More
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Also featuring Andy Rausch, DJ Tyrer, John Wolf, and Ray Zacek Are you ready for a party you'll never forget? When people think Monster Party, they tend to visualize a party with the big names like Dracula, Frankenstein... See More
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If you enjoy your horror dipped in buckets of blood and sprinkled with generous amounts of blasphemy, then you've come to the right place! Blood and Blasphemy is a collection of over thirty of the most sacrilegious horror... See More
HorrorAward winning Schlock! Webzine with award winning editor Gavin Chappell explores new territory this month. Not only are we entering new(ish) ground with print and eBook editions, Schlock is now a monthly, rather than a... See More
FantasyThis month, Harriet is accused of alien tendencies. A man discovers something strange in the desert. Office politics turn decidedly nasty. An empty world is the setting for a mysterious voyage. An ambitious singer declares... See More
Anthologies & Literature Collections
For as long as people have been on this planet, we have been the dominant species; even going so far as to tame the wild animals and bring them into our houses. That is about to change. The furry friends we think we know... See More
Genre Fiction
Colp's seventh collection, Black and Grey, contains fifteen stories that celebrate the art of tattooing. Each looks at the profession and process in a different way and, when viewed as a package, do a good job at capturing... See More
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In this edition of Schlock! we are celebrating our ninth anniversary. It comes at a time when the real world has adopted a striking resemblance to some of the horrific fiction that has appeared in Schlock's pages over the... See More
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In this month's edition, we have a tale of teleportation and trickery, followed by a return to Picklock lane and the alien invasion. A self-professed teenage cannibal gathers a horde of thugs to storm city hall. Tia defends... See More
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This month we begin with a double whammy of sinister poetry from Harris Coverley, followed by another trip down Picklock Lane from EW Farnsworth. The forest is calling in Carlton Herzog's new offering, while in Evan Hay's... See More
Fantasy
This month, a chef becomes morbidly fascinated by a repellent new employee. The army is called in on Picklock Lane after a terrifying new discovery. A new drive-in is in town, but the films it shows are out-of-this-world... See More
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This month we begin with the return of long dead witches. On our latest visit to Picklock Lane we hear that the waters will be rising. Kenny experiences a certain awkwardness when he invites his boss over for dinner. Two... See More
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There are nightmares that can't be forgotten. Mysteries that should be left unsolved. Open the door to forbidden knowledge and peer into the mouth of madness itself in this new collection of cosmic horror from over twenty... See More
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This month we begin with a story of the terrors of the forest. Meanwhile, tentacles are all the rage on Picklock Lane. The authorities attempt to awaken the psi abilities of a small girl. A visitor to an obscure village is... See More
HorrorThis month we have another witch's brew of horror. Kate and her husband prepare to stave off another attack of the cloud clowns. The aliens and humans have begun breeding, down on Picklock Lane. Frankie journeys the Night... See More
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Just when you think it's safe to go back onto the internet, we're celebrating ten years of pure, unmitigated Schlock! Ten years ago it was, in those halcyon days when lockdowns were something you got in zombie apocalypse... See More
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In this month's edition we are featuring the disturbingly avantgarde horror art of Mike Knowles, renowned comic book artist of yore, whose work graced the pages of popular UK comics such as Commando, Warlord, The Victor, and... See More
Short Stories
Anything can be waiting for the intrepid explorer underground. Whether it be a lost treasure, an unholy labyrinth or realms of healing and self-discovery. In Colp's ninth collection, Underground, our authors take you down... See More
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In this edition a hunter is troubled by allergies. Sir Hudibras campaigns for transparency on Picklock Lane. Tiburcio encounters a sea devil. A man who can see auras sees a woman with none. Earth is invaded by microscopic... See More
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We've all had them, those special dates with someone brand new, someone who just might be the yin to our yang, that vital missing piece of our lonely heart... So goes the eternal gamble, the endless game of romance... See More
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Another blasphemous edition of unnameable, indescribable, accursed stories, verse, and art is here: Lovecraftiana: the Magazine of Eldritch Horror - Halloween 2021 Featuring the works of Benjamin DeHaan Steven J... See More
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This month we begin with more news from the wacky world of publishing, provided by your indefatigable reporter, Mickey Mikkelson. That's followed by a tale of worms and other weirdness from Michael Frith. Down Picklock Lane... See More
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An absolute must-read for all who enjoy their horror with gallons of blood, lashings of guts, and dollops of severed body parts! Madame Gray has personally selected a plethora of blood-soaked tales of terror and gruesome... See More
Anthologies & Literature Collections
L is for Lycans, the twelfth book in an epic series of twenty-six horror anthologies. In this book you will find a selection of thirteen frightening tales from some of the best independent horror authors of today. From... See More