“A Night, Like Any Other, or Ooh, That Smell,” an excerpt from Gristle, weird tales by Jordan A. Rothacker

A Night, Like Any Other, or Ooh, That Smell Gasoline is poured on the dead face. The body, entirely saturated. … More

The Heavy Feather Holiday Special: “Winter Solstice,” a short story by Jordan A. Rothacker

Winter Solstice In the front yard, there is a nativity scene that awaits the birth of its Christ. Mother set … More

“As Per Instruction”: TETRA, a graphic novel by Malcom Mc Neill, reviewed by Zachary Vaudo

Brilliant worlds and creatures, subversive metaplot, meticulously crafted art. Tetra is at once a product of its time and ahead … More

TENDERLING, a poetry collection by Emily Corwin, reviewed by Dameion Wagner

Before flipping through and selecting a single poem in Emily Corwin’s new Tenderling, readers are struck by the text’s cover, … More

“There’s Another Side to D. Foy, and It’s Absolutely Golden, but Don’t Take My Word for It, Just Listen to My Mother-in-Law”: Susie Burch Interviewed by Jordan A. Rothacker

D. Foy’s first two novels are not light, to say the least. Made to Break (Two Dollar Radio, 2014) and … More