Weirdbook #37

Weirdbook #37

by Douglas Draa (Editor), Bear Kiosk (Contributor), R. Rozakis (Contributor)

Weirdbook returns with another jam-packed issue full of great fantasy and horror tales! Included this time Sea Glass Harvest, by Bear Kiosk
The Changeling, by R. Rozakis
The Maiden Voyage of the Ariona, by Dale W. Glaser
One Million & One, by Andre E. Harewood
War is Grimm, by Clifford Beal
Blood Pact, by Sharon Cullars
Something I Have to Tell You, by John B. Rosenman
The Curious Simulacrum of Dr. F, by Michael Canfield
A Cure for Restless Bones, by Angela Enos
Homecoming Corpse, by Andrew Bourelle
A Chorus of Shadows, by Sarena Ulibarri
Graveyard Wine, by Joshua L. Hood
My Last Sixteen Hours, by Angela L. Lindseth
Wide Wide Sea, by Jackson Kuhl
The Safari, by Michael S. Walker
The Water Horse, by Bill W. James
The Long Way Home, by S.E. Casey
Unseelie Things, by Taylor Foreman-Niko
The Veneration of Evil in the Kingdom of Ancient Lies, by John R. Fultz
Livingstone, by Cody Goodfellow

Plus a selection of poetry
Darrell Schweitzer
Kyla Lee Ward
Abdul-Qaadir Taariq Bakari-Muhammad
Denny Marshall

239 pages, Kindle Edition

First published December 12, 2017

Reviews

[Riju Ganguly · Rating 4 out of 5]

This volume was full of readable stories. It entered an altogether different level after I passed the midpoint. Afterwards I came across several stories that made an almost white-hot impression upon me. They were:
1. Serena Ulibarri's 'A Chorus of Shadows'
2. Angela L. Lindseth's 'My Last Sixteen Hours'
3. Bill W. James' 'The Water Horse'
4. Taylor Foreman-Niko's 'Unseelie Things'
5. John R. Fultz's 'The Veneration of Evil in the Kingdom of Ancient Lies'
6. Cody Goodfellow's 'Livingstone'.
Primarily because of the last two prose pieces, this volume becomes really special. In fact, it has become almost necessary to track single-author collections penned by some of these writers, such has been their impact.
Recommended.

[Jeff · Rating 5 out of 5]

This is, so far, my favorite issue of the rebooted Weirdbook. It has a wonderfully bizarre cover painting (then again, I am partial to cephalopods), excellent interior art, as always, and a great collection of stories and poems -- a nice variety that includes a fairly generous amount of science fiction among the horror and fantasy material. An excellent issue!

[L.F. Falconer · Rating 5 out of 5]

This issue of Weirdbook is the best one yet! With such a variety of well-written stories, from horror, to dark fantasy, to sci-fi, or just plain weird, there's something here for everyone. Looking forward to more!