The ToC for 34 Orchard Issue #11, Spring 2025, has arrived! The issue will be released on Friday, April 25, 2025.

In Issue 11, twenty-two artists tackle the challenges of “turning over a new leaf.” While the phrase may refer to flipping to a book’s blank page, it makes the work of taking a new direction sound too easy. It’s much more like the leaves of trees in an approaching storm: you’re going to get jostled around, twisted, and beaten up. In this issue, we not only have work from the US, Canada, and the UK, but from Argentina, Indonesia, Ireland, Nigeria, and Uruguay.
Our ToC:
Cover: The Unwritable Entry – Walter H. Von Egidy
The Mirror Stage – Dana Wall
All the Pretty Reindeer – Stetson Ray
Fault/Forgiveness – Sarah Cannavo
Late-Night Calls – Amanda Bintz
Change in the House of Flies – Kai R. Hastur
What Hansel and Gretel Never Told You – Kristina Hals
Our Special Games – J.J. House
Origami – Yong Takahashi
I No Longer Work for Frito-Lay – Preston Lang
Lucy’s Treacherous Silence – Marcelo Medone
H.G. Wells on New Year’s Eve – Attar Topobroto
Progress – Teresa Sanchez-Reyes
Best Meal of the Day – LM Fontanes
Interior Design – Victoria Nordlund
Kintsugi – Michael Takeda
Fragment of Glassy Black Material – Sarah Jackson
Fool’s Gold – Keira Reynolds
Pinus taeda – Andrea Ferrari Kristeller
Faith – Richard Brush, Sr.
Talisman – Temidayo Temiloluwa
It’s Electric – C.R. Langille
Arrives here https://34orchard.com/issues/ on the 34 Orchard issues page on April 25!
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Downloaded it a few days ago. The cover art is beautiful. Kind of reminds me of Gertrude Abercrombie. I’m still working my way through the stories. Preston Lang’s is strange and great.
Thank you, Ben! I am so happy you are enjoying the issue. It means a lot to me! — K PS — I will be in Providence next August for Necronomicon. I think we should get together for a cup of coffee or something.
Hey Kristi, sorry for the delay in replying. Yeah, you continue to do a great job putting the magazine together. Would be great to meet up with you next summer. Remind me.