Schlock! Webzine Vol 4 Issue 26

This week in Hettford, Gary gets his old job back and becomes the subject of village gossip after a visit to church. In Faits Divers by Benjamin Welton, a New York detective learns of the horrors of an old Dutch family. Mark Slade’s In Through the Outdoor features a man who, though no firebug, often plays with fire. In The Days of Mr. Thomas, Mr. Thomas ponders the problem posed by spies. Scheherazade relates the tale of King Sindibad and his Falcon. In Rob Bliss’ Cut the killer wears spandex as he murders a teenage metalhead. In Gregory KH Bryant’s The Caves of Mars, Grae-don meets the planet’s purported empress. In HG Wells’ First Men in the Moon, we reach a conclusion with Cavor’s final message from the planetoid. A Journey to the Centre of the Earth has not ended yet, but things are going with a bang. And the Red Daughter confronts an old enemy in the conclusion to Isle of Shadows.

On the cover we’re featuring the art of Stephen Cooney, who is also providing the cover for our upcoming anthology The Pulpateers, and for future publications by Horrified Press.