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34 ORCHARD ISSUE 3 IS NOW AVAILABLE!
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Issue 3 is now available for download! You can get it here: https://34orchard.com/issues/issue-3/, or here, which also has links for Issues 1 and 2: https://34orchard.com/issues/
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Tags: 34 Orchard Spring 2021 Issue, Annie Dunn Watson, apocalyptic science fiction, Carl Olson, Charlotte Wyatt, Crystal Sidell, dark fiction literary magazines, David H. West, David Holper, Elisa Subin, Heather Sullivan, Japanese urban legends, Jared Lynch, Jen Connic, Jon Shank, Keltie Zubko, Ken MacGregor, Meghan Arcuri, Nadine Rodriguez, Nicola Kapron, pandemic stories, Stephanie Lennon, stories set in the Arctic, stories with singular they, Trisha J. Woodridge, W.T. Paterson, William Kitcher, zombie stories
34 ORCHARD’s Spring 2021 Table of Contents is here!
Posted by kristipetersenschoonover
We’re excited to announce 34 Orchard‘s Table of Contents for Issue 3 – Spring 2021 – coming to the 34 Orchard website April 25, 2021!
In our third issue, twenty artists ruminate on the sometimes devastating consequences of choice … on the verandah, a selection of cocktails awaits. Choose wisely!
Cover Art: Please Pray – Jen Connic
Am I Beautiful? – Carl Olson
Inheritance – Annie Dunn Watson
Salt and Pepper – W.T. Paterson Read the rest of this entry →
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Tags: 34 Orchard Spring 2021 Issue, Annie Dunn Watson, apocalyptic science fiction, Carl Olson, Charlotte Wyatt, Crystal Sidell, dark fiction literary magazines, David H. West, David Holper, Elisa Subin, Heather Sullivan, Japanese urban legends, Jared Lynch, Jen Connic, Jon Shank, Keltie Zubko, Ken MacGregor, Meghan Arcuri, Nadine Rodriguez, Nicola Kapron, pandemic stories, Stephanie Lennon, stories set in the Arctic, stories with singular they, Trisha J. Woodridge, W.T. Paterson, William Kitcher, zombie stories
Announcing 34 ORCHARD’S Autumn 2020 Table of Contents!
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It’s been an interesting journey this time around, but I’m thrilled to announce the Table of Contents for 34 Orchard’s sophomore issue—coming to the magazine’s website here on November 10!
In this issue, twenty-one artists from everywhere burn worlds to the ground in terrifyingly beautiful ways, featuring the following art, fiction and poetry: Read the rest of this entry →
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Posted in 34 Orchard, horror short stories, Horror Stories, News
Tags: 34 Orchard Fall 2020 issue, Amar Benchikha, Billy Bradshaw, Brandon Kawashima, C.M. Saunders, Carol Despeaux Fawcett, Chris Campeau, Clay McLeod Chapman, Corin Scher, dark fiction literary magazines, Desirae Terrien, Elizabeth J. Coleman, Ellen Andersen, Hunter Liguore, Jay Abramowitz, Juleigh Howard-Hobson, Kaitlyn Downing, Kali Meister, Liam Hogan, Lorna Wood, MK Roney, Page Sullivan, pandemic horror stories, R.A. Busby