"What you're about to hear doesn't officially exist..." An audio tape opens the door to terror for a psychic investigator in Daniel R. Robichaud's new story "Chullun Got Shoes". Read it for FREE in the Spring 2006 issue of Aberrant...

Hellnotes, the venerable industry newsletter that has served the genre for almost 10 years, is now a blog. The transformation signals the departure of editor Judi Rohrig, who has published Hellnotes as an e-newsletter for paying subscribers since 2002. Returning...

David T. Wilbanks, co-host of Pod of Horror, has released the final issue of Page Horrific, the e-zine that he has edited and published since July of 2005. In that time, the zine published columns by Tom Piccirilli and Gary...

Bev Vincent is now publishing an online edition of News From the Dead Zone, his column on all things Stephen King that's published in each issue of Cemetery Dance. Those of you who read Cemetery Dance magazine know that I've...

The Late Late Show, a zine that published quarterly print and online editions before going on hiatus in 2004, is back online as of Halloween. Its debut edition includes Down Among the Lonely, a new short story by Horror Reader's...

Ever thought of starting your own genre magazine? The latest episode of VOH tells you how. Chris Hedges and Paul Danda, two editors from Insidious Reflections, tell us how they launched their magazine into print earlier this year. Chris explains...

The August issue of horror zine The Harrow is online, with a nice editorial from Dru Pagliassotti about the need for logic in horror stories. As Dru says very well, a series of meaningless shocks do not a story make:...