<p>Since 2009, The Horror Zine has published exceptional horror fiction by emerging talent and today’s leading authors. Editor Jeani Rector selects only the most inventive and captivating tales for each issue. In addition to short fiction, The Horror Zine features amazing poetry and artwork. Now The Horror Zine brings you the dark delights from the ezine into a print magazine. The Spring 2018 issue features David F. Shultz, Malcolm Laughton, Gary Robbe, Tyler Munro, Julio X. Palomino, Erica Rothert, Rick McQuiston, Julia Benally, Kent Rosenberger, Joseph Rubas, Logan Fourie, Timothy Wilkie, Rie Sheridan Rose, Richard Stevenson, Wesley D. Gray, Kevin Holton, Claire T. Feild, Mathias Jansson, Joseph V. Danoski, Maria DePaul, Daniel Snethen, Ron Larson, Dennis Bagwell, Emily Jones, Ed Blundell, Alexis Child, Stefania Russo, Ronald Kuang, Christina Marie, Judith M. Sachs, Mrs. White, David Edward Dick, King ov Rats, and Willow Bree.</p>

The Horror Zine Magazine Spring 2018

Mystery, Thriller & Suspense

Stevenson, Richard

Feild, Claire T.

Shultz, David F.

Marie, Christina

Munro, Tyler

Palomino, Julio X.

Kuang, Ronald

Sachs, Judith M.

Thrillers & Suspense

Horror Zine, The

Dive head first into the life of a college girl and her first experiences with Bipolar Disorder. See for yourself the amazing ways the mind can act our and learn how to control the symptoms in order to life the life of your dreams. Christina Marie received her BS in Medical Technology in May 2014. She is a board certified Medical Technologist currently working in a hospital laboratory. During her freshman year of college in 2009, she experienced her first manic episode and since has had three more. In between she has suffered through long, dark depressions. Each year since her first episode she has learned more about keeping her moods stable. In her book, Surviving College with Bipolar Disorder, she hopes to share what she has learned. Not only will her book be educational, it will also submerge the reader into her life, helping the reader to understand what she has been through. Christina hopes that Surviving College with Bipolar Disorder can shed some light on the extreme difficulties presented by the disorder as well as expose how the medical community can improve their treatment.

Surviving College with Bipolar Disorder

Health, Fitness & Dieting

Mental Health

CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform

<p>Welcome to the 25th issue of Luna Station Quarterly! It's the beginning of our seventh year of publication, and another year of bringing you, our loyal readers, an exciting assortment of magickal tales by some amazing women. On an alternate earth during World War I, there are women who create sigils in ink and paper that can make airplanes fly ... A young Brazilian girl accepts a dare to visit the local fortune teller, who may or may not have an alligator head ... A selkie comes to shore and stays by choice, and she meets a mysterious woman who looks after her when her life takes a sad turn … These courageous, multi-faceted, very real women, and others like them, await you within these pages. You can help bring them to life. We hope very much that you will.</p>

Luna Station Quarterly Issue 025

Literature & Fiction

Quarterly, Luna Station

Kemp, Juliet

Pueyo, H

Jones, Sian M.

Nelkin, Carrie Vaccaro

Sullivan, Alena

Coppola, Kellie

Kalt, Brenda

Helgadottir, Margret

Short Stories & Anthologies

Luna Station Press

Talk Coffee To Me: Cute Coffee Mug Notebook with floral design, Wide Ruled Lined Paper, 6 x 9 Size

Cookbooks, Food & Wine

Beverages & Wine

Independently published

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