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This month, we gather work that circles the many afterlives of upheavals—personal, historical, spectral. We are also pleased to feature two invited contributors this month, Eden Royce and Beatrice Iker!
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Back Rooms was a disappoint for me.
It felt like a concept in search of a story. There were lots of visuals and set design to appreciate, but ultimately, it just didn't have the fundamentals of what makes an interesting story.
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964 Pinocchio is legitimately Weird. Charmingly low-budget, with an absolutely bonkers premise. Scenes go from absurdist to disturbing and back again. Recommended for fans of Tetsuo and real indie film making.
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The June issue is coming right around the corner, featuring incredible cover art by Donyae Coles! Stories by Eden Royce, Beatrice Iker, Christi Nogle, Hiro Koop, and more!
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Weird fiction is one of the most challenging to describe genres—and everyone seems to have their own thoughts on what it entails. What's your definition of the Weird?
Painting: The Double Secret (1927) by René Magritte
A neurotic simp gets monkey paw'd. 10/10.
Tons of suspense, good scares, strong performances. Probably one of the most uneasy viewing experiences I've had in a long time. Recommended.