A literary journal of safety and danger
The best for last, Dear Reader, this story, it’s something maybe on your mind this month, Kate Myles’s “Vacation Land“:
This short story originally appeared in SC 6.1, available as an ebook right here. Do subscribe for more, and read on!
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The new new issue of Storm Cellar is “Back Fire” — a fire used to fight another fire by stealing its food — out now! Check it over here. Vol. VII no. 1 has hot baths, falling lizards, crossed lines, apples, immigrants, secrets, blackouts, needles to the neck, and a lot of offspring. Plus the winners of Continue reading “Issue #7.1 Out Now”
Today’s share is a tiny map of a vast territory. We’re chuffed to add to the archive today this story by Ethan Forrest Ross, “Scabs“:
This story first appeared in issue 5.2 of Storm Cellar, available from our store in print and ebook format; click current for the latest, and subscribe for more like this. So read on.
Much snow around the Midwest this week, and what is that in the distance, that light? Today’s share from the latest issue is McKenzie Schwark’s cold-day visiting story “My Father, the Deer Hunter“:
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Included in the archive today is a manuscript of great value — Heather Whited’s haunting story “Speakers of Dead Languages”:
This story appears in Storm Cellar #6.2 here (print) and here (ebook), and subscribe! Submit to SC here, and read on.
