Interview with Sinbat
Sinbat isn’t your average artist. Raised in the Southeast, inspired by underground music and psychological horror, she’s building a brand from raw emotion and DIY grit.
A FEW Quick QUESTIONS FOR For the Author, Svensj
Meet Svensj: nurse by day, storyteller by night. In this rapid-fire interview, we dig into the life of a writer whose haunting work draws from trauma, art, and a love for dark truths.
Toy Photography From Frank Larnerd
Step into a miniature world where horror meets humor! Photographer and author Frank Larnerd brings iconic movie monsters and villains to life in a playful twist.
A Dead Ringer for A Black Fox by Brian Warf
Twisted Pulp Magazine Issue #42
Promotional Pandemonium! Book Review from Mark Slade
Before memes, before YouTube—there was Laurel and Hardy. In Promotional Pandemonium, author Richard S. Greene resurrects the golden age of comedy through a dazzling archive of images, essays, and behind-the-scenes dirt.
Cover Model, Saucy Aussie with Photos by Jessie Pfriem
Mistress of Black Magic by Thomas M. Malafarina
When two skeptical friends attend a small-town magic show to ogle the glamorous star of the act, they get far more than smoke, mirrors, and cleavage. As the show builds to its final, reality-warping trick, the line between illusion and dark truth disappears.
Josephine Baker: Joie de Vivre of Josephine
How did a poor Black girl from St. Louis become a global star, a war hero, and a Civil Rights warrior? Josephine Baker’s life defies categorization—she danced through barriers, whispered through war zones, and sang truth to power.
Bloody Hands Of The Ripper by E.S. Wynn
The streets of The City don’t sleep, especially when there’s blood in the gutters. Detective William Gray thinks he’s chasing a Ripper copycat—until a crimson-clad woman walks into a smoky dive bar and sends him down a rabbit hole darker than any alley.
Blink By Beth Lee
Angela Collins installed a Blink camera on her front door for security, expecting to catch nothing more than passing cars and nosy neighbors. But when she starts receiving notifications at exactly 3:08 AM, the footage reveals something chilling—a man in a derby hat and a sinister bald figure lurking outside her home.
Editorial: Franchise Fatigue
A lifelong fanboy looks back on the stories that shaped him and wonders if his obsession with elaborate lore and serials has gone from inspiration to crutch.
