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HAPPY RELEASE DAY! 34 ORCHARD ISSUE 11 HAS ARRIVED!
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Thrilled to announce that 34 Orchard Issue 11 is now available!

In Issue 11, a frustrated Frito-Lay worker indulges the alternate reality he’s spent years avoiding, and an Alaskan detective’s fresh beginning in the City of Angels might have more to do with endings than he’d expected. A retiring Christmas elf forced to break tradition discovers that no sacrifice he makes will avoid disaster. A crooked prospector refuses an honest life out of fear, a paramedic must accept that she cannot change people’s fates, and a soon-to-be park ranger in a South American forest finds her employment aspirations require giving up more than she may be willing. Read the rest of this entry →
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Tags: 34 Orchard Spring 2025 issue, Amanda Bintz, Andrea Ferrari Kristeller, Attar Topobroto, C.R. Langille, Dana Wall, dark fiction, dark poetry, international horror magazines, J.J. House, Kai R. Hastur, Keira Reynolds, Kristina Hals, literary magazine that publishes dark pieces, LM Fontanes, Marcelo Medone, Michael Takeda, Orca Lit, Preston Lang, Richard Brush, Sarah Cannavo, Sarah Jackson, Sr., Stetson Ray, Temidayo Temiloluwa, Teresa Sanchez-Reyes, The Sirens Call, turning over a new leaf, Victoria Nordlund, Walter H. Von Egidy, Yong Takahashi
Announcing 34 ORCHARD’s Spring 2025 ToC!
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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 Read the rest of this entry →
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Tags: 34 Orchard Spring 2025 issue, Amanda Bintz, Andrea Ferrari Kristeller, Attar Topobroto, C.R. Langille, Dana Wall, dark fiction, dark poetry, international horror magazines, J.J. House, Kai R. Hastur, Keira Reynolds, Kristina Hals, literary magazine that publishes dark pieces, LM Fontanes, Marcelo Medone, Michael Takeda, Preston Lang, Richard Brush, Sarah Cannavo, Sarah Jackson, Sr., Stetson Ray, Temidayo Temiloluwa, Teresa Sanchez-Reyes, turning over a new leaf, Victoria Nordlund, Walter H. Von Egidy, Yong Takahashi
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





