Table of Contents Jump Cut by Lauren C. Teffeau Dropped Stitches by Levi Sable It’s Machine Code by Curtis C. Chen Those Who Gave Their Island to Survive by Barry King The Confession of Whistling Dixie by Fiona Moore The Joy of Sects by…
Come on in! Step right up! Welcome to the greatest show on earth, ladies and gentlemen. One moment… I’m being told the performers are still putting their faces on. Clowning takes a lot of work, you know. In the meantime, it’s my pleasure to give…
“Bookends,” as suggested by the title, uses the emergence of periodical cicadas to frame two of the most significant events of your main character’s life. The very nature of periodical cicadas feels deeply mythical with its cycle of birth/death/rebirth calling to mind various hero…
At its core, Gemma Bugs Out seems to be a story about characters in transition — between human and insect, between grief and acceptance, between fear of commitment and love. It also seems to be a story about characters struggling to find their place…
You have a talent for writing really nasty protagonists. Your main characters in both Miranda’s Wings and The Wall Garden (which appeared in a previous Unlikely Entomology Issue) seem to carry shades of Poe and Lovecraft. Your characters are not sympathetic, they do terrible…
Clowns: The Unlikely Coulrophobia Remix is hot off the presses! So get your hot, pressed clowns today! Or if you prefer your clowns cold-pressed, never fear. A clown is nothing if not adaptable.
22 tales to horrify and delight, by authors Derek Manuel, T. Jane Berry, J.H. Pell, Jeff Wolf, Kristen Roupenian, Carolyn M. Yoachim, Mari Ness, Evan Dicken, Carlie St. George, Line Henriksen, Virginia M. Mohlere, Dayle A. Dermatis, Jason Arias, Joe Nazarre, Karlo Yeager-Rodruigez, Sara K. McNeilly, Chris Kuriata, Cassandra Khaw, Cate Gardner, Charles Payseur, Chillbear Latrigue, and Holly Schofield, with an introduction by Robin Blyn and illustrations by Bryan Prindiville.
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