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Issue Ten - Winter 2012

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Another jam-packed issue, hot of the presses!

Our lead story this month is "Highwater" by Daniel LeMoal. Other stories include "Doubting Faith" by TGH staple Paul Anderson, "Borders of Gray" by Valentine Rae, "The World Is Too Much With Us" and "You Will Know Happiness" by Geoffrey Smagacz, "As Cy Lay Dying" by Charles Austin Muir, and "Pork Chops" by R.P. Geffert.

And, of course, yet another kick-ass cover by Christohper Orapello!

As always, this issue is available both in print and as a .pdf, but we have two exciting announcements! First, we've REDUCED THE PRICE of the .pdf to just $2.99! And now, for the first time ever, the print edition is also available as an eBook, also for $2.99!

Issue Nine - Fall 2011

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Another 49 pages of amazing fiction this issue, as well as another phenomenal cover by Chris Orapello! In fact, arguably the best one he's done for us yet!

Our lead story this issue is "Cordelia in 220" by Melissa Ross. As usual, the cover art is an illustration specific to this piece. The story is as enigmatic as the painting... We'll leave you to put it together for yourselves.

Issue Nine also includes stories by Avery Oslo, Sigmund Werndorf, Nicholas Rose, Jeffrey B. Burton, Philippa Roberts, and A. A. Garrison.

As always, the issue is available both in print, as well as a downloadable .pdf. Visit our online bookstore to get yours today!

Special Announcement: The original painting by Chris Orapello that was used for the cover of this issue is available for purchase at Chris's Etsy store!

Issue Eight - Summer 2011

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 Another full 52 pages of amazing fiction this issue, as well as another phenomenal cover by Chris Orapello!

Our lead story this issue is "Rosemary, for Remembrance" by Ann Claycomb. As usual, the cover art is an illustration specific to this piece.

Issue Eight also includes stories by Nick Jackson, Lorraine Sears, Samantha Herne, Tom Ribas, Georgina Kamsika, Sasha Janel McBrayer, and Christopher Butera. We also have two interior art pieces, also story-specific, by Teresa Tunaley.

Issue Eight is available in print and .pdf form.

Special Announcement: The original painting by Chris Orapello that was used for the cover of this issue is available for purchase at Chris's Etsy store!

Issue Seven - Spring 2011

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Issue Seven contains 52 pages of excellent fiction by six incredible authors. Our lead story this issue is "Daddy's Girl" by Ann Gimpel, which is also illustrated on our cover by the ever talented Christopher Orapello.

Issue Seven also includes stories by Joe Jablonski, A. Michael Schwarz, Najia Sabahat Khan Yousuf-Zai, Ryan Kinkor, R.L. Naquin, and R.S. Bohn.

Issue Seven is available in print and .pdf form.

Issue Six - Winter 2011

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This issue includes more stories than we’ve ever had in a single issue before! Our feature is “Dead Weight by John Richard Albers. In addition to his rock-solid tale, the issue includes selections by Jason Helmandollar, Alexander Bouillion, C. Deskin Rink, Jacob Edwards, and two returning TGH alumni, Paul Anderson and JJ Beazley.

Our cover artist is also a TGH alum; the very talented Christopher Orapello has graced us with yet another amazing painting. Get used to him–we hope to see a whole lot more of his work around here!

Special Announcement: The original painting by Chris Orapello that was used for the cover of this issue is available for purchase at Chris's Etsy store!

Issue Five - Fall 2010 - First Anniversary Issue!

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Our feature story this time around is by Glynn Barrass. His story, “Asimov Unbound” was literally the very first submission ever received here at TGH, so our sincerest thanks to Glynn for waiting more than a year and a half to see it in print!

In addition to our feature story, this issue also includes stories by Ralph Robert Moore, Jamie Marriage, David Plinski, Claire Dietrich, and our own C. Bryan Brown. Jamie Marriage is also our cover artist this issue, illustrating Drillbit Sally, a character from the feature story.

Issue Four - Summer 2010

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This issue’s feature story is “Looking Glass” by Alan Frackelton. We’re also proud to bring you “Best Friends” by David M. Fitzpatrick, “Chemical Burn” by Jason White, “A Change in Fortune” by Mark Finnemore, and “Living on Borrowed Time” by C.J. Carter-Stephenson. Plus, of course, the usual bitching and banter from your misanthropic editors.

On top of all the amazing fiction, this issue is the first time we’ve themed the cover art to the feature story, and what a hell of a start it is! We are absolutely honored to have an original painting by Christopher Orapello gracing our cover, titled “Old Man Smiling.”

Special Announcement: The original painting by Chris Orapello that was used for the cover of this issue is available for purchase at Chris's Etsy store!

Issue Three - Spring 2010

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This issue features fiction by Jeremiah Donaldson, Martin Turton, Edward Rodosek, Ivan Sun, and Lawrence Buentello. Cover art for this issue is by Paul Robinson.

Those of you who read Issue Two, and read my rant–er, editorial–will know how I feel about the abhorrent, teeny-bopper twist that vampire fiction has taken of late. Our feature story this issue, “The Pendant” by Jeremiah Donaldson, is a nice relief from that. This is what vampires should be like, folks.  Well, in my humble opinion, anyway.

Issue Two - Winter 2010

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Our lead story this issues is "The Adversary" by Tom Hamilton. Other authors include Kristine Ong Muslim, Alison J. Littlewood, Paul Anderson, and JJ Beazley.

Our cover artist for Issue Two is the amazing Daniele Serra.

Issue One - Fall 2009 - Premier Issue!

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Our premiere issue includes feature story "Cinitrak9000" fiction by J.T. Williams, as well as stories by Sucheta Dasgupta, Nova C. Hooper, Jamie Marriage, and S.J. Hirons.

The absolutely gorgeous cover art is by Jeff Crouch and Nicolette Westfall.

*And thank you, Becky, for pointing out that this was published in 2009, not 209 and prompting us to fix our typo! ;)