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34 ORCHARD Issue 4 is LIVE!
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Issue 4 is up! You can get your copy here: https://34orchard.com/issues/issue-4/
There is so much fine work in this issue, our largest yet. Don’t miss it!
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Posted in 34 Orchard, Ghost Stories, horror short stories, Horror Stories, News, Short Stories
Tags: 34 Orchard, 34 Orchard Fall 2021 issue, Andrew Majors, Angi Shearstone, C.R. Langille, dark literary fiction magazines, dark literary journals, Donna Dallas, Greer Arrowsmith, H. Zuroski, horror short stories, Horror Stories, Horror stories for fall, Kevin M. Casin, Matt Brandenburg, Michael Allyn Wells, Molly Greer, Ness Cernac, Page Sullivan, Rachel Unger, Ray Daley, Rob Francis, Rob Smales, Robbie Gamble, Sarah Collins Honenberger, Sean Jacques, Shannon Hollinger, Shelly Jones, Tara Campbell, Walter H. Von Egidy, Writing
Announcing the Table of Contents for the Fall 2021 issue of 34 ORCHARD!
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We’re thrilled to announce the Table of Contents for the Fall 2021 issue of 34 Orchard, which will be released on November 10, 2021!
This is our biggest issue yet. Here’s what we’ve got in store for you: Read the rest of this entry →
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Posted in 34 Orchard, Ghost Stories, horror short stories, Horror Stories, News, Short Stories
Tags: 34 Orchard, 34 Orchard Fall 2021 issue, Andrew Majors, Angi Shearstone, C.R. Langille, dark literary fiction magazines, dark literary journals, Donna Dallas, Greer Arrowsmith, H. Zuroski, horror short stories, Horror Stories, Horror stories for fall, Kevin M. Casin, Matt Brandenburg, Michael Allyn Wells, Molly Greer, Ness Cernac, Page Sullivan, Rachel Unger, Ray Daley, Rob Francis, Rob Smales, Robbie Gamble, Sarah Collins Honenberger, Sean Jacques, Shannon Hollinger, Shelly Jones, Tara Campbell, Walter H. Von Egidy, Writing
Happy July–34 ORCHARD is open for submissions!
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The cover of 34 Orchard’s Spring, 2021 Issue. COVER ART: “Please Pray,” by Jen Connic.
34 Orchard is now open for submissions from July 1 — July 31, 2021, for our Fall Issue, to be published November 10, 2021.
Please check out our guidelines here. If you’d like to look at prior issues, our Spring issue is posted here.
We look forward to reading your work!
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Congratulations are in order …
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I just learned that Deborah L. Davitt’s poem “A Hand Against My Window,” which appeared in 34 Orchard’s Inaugural Issue, has been nominated for the 2021 Science Fiction & Fantasy Poetry Association’s Rhysling Award! Congratulations, Deborah!
“A Hand Against My Window” scared the crap out of me—on the same level as the missing prologue from King’s The Shining that was published in TV Guide in 1997, It Follows, and John Wayne Comunale’s “Trenchman” (which I also published in 34O’s initial issue). I couldn’t be more proud to have given this visceral, terrifying piece a home.
Check it out for yourself in 34 Orchard Issue 1 here. https://34orchard.com/issues/issue-1/
If you’d like to learn more about the SFPA and the Rhysling Award, you can do that here: https://www.sfpoetry.com/index.html
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Happy July–34 ORCHARD is open for submissions!
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The cover of the Spring, 2020 issue of 34 ORCHARD. Cover art: “Lost and Found,” by Brandon Kawashima.
34 Orchard is now open for submissions from July 1 — July 31, 2020, for our Fall Issue, to be published November 10, 2020.
Please check out our guidelines here. If you’d like to look at prior issues, our Spring issue is posted here.
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Like creepypastas? Listen to John Wayne Comunale’s “Trenchman”
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Enjoy Creepypasta? Check out this intense reading of “Trenchman,” by John Wayne Comunale, in 34 Orchard‘s Spring 2020 issue! The story is scary on its own, but John’s intensity gives it that extra edge. You can watch it on YouTube here:
Like what you’ve heard? Get your free copy here: https://34orchard.com/issues/
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