Black Static #32 Horror Magazine

By TTA Press
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Published: Feb. 23, 2013
Words: 59,320 (approximate)
Language: English
ISBN: 9781301553266

Short description

New year, new author, Edinburgh's Ilan Lerman, and new artist, Tara Bush, who illustrates his story. There are 6 more stories from Tim Casson, Ray Cluley, Priya Sharma, Drew Rhys White, Lavie Tidhar & Steve Rasnic Tem, later interviewed by Peter Tennant. Also Stephen Volk & Christopher Fowler's usual comment columns plus reviews by Tony Lee. Peter T reviews Simon Bestwick & Gary McMahon's latest.

Extended description

The summation of Dread Central's review of this issue, Black Static #32, Jan- Feb 2013 is quoted below.
"Continuing to assert its reign as the most essential regular publication for fans of literary horror, TTA Press's Black Static magazine delivers another predominantly excellent selection of spine-tingling stories with Issue 32. Before the fiction begins, columnist Stephen Volk delivers an amusingly scathing attack on the perception and position of writers in the world of filmmaking which finds itself a perfect partner in Christopher Fowler's immediate follow-up -- a brief yet hope-laden insight into marketing, characterisation and the importance of remaining committed to goals which finishes on a starkly poignant note that should ring true for any aspiring novelist.."
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Black Static is the 2011 and 2012 British Fantasy Award winning bimonthly horror and dark fantasy short story magazine from TTA Press, publisher of Interzone.. (Read more) The summation of Dread Central's review of this issue, Black Static #32, Jan- Feb 2013 is quoted below.
"Continuing to assert its reign as the most essential regular publication for fans of literary horror, TTA Press's Black Static magazine delivers another predominantly excellent selection of spine-tingling stories with Issue 32. Before the fiction begins, columnist Stephen Volk delivers an amusingly scathing attack on the perception and position of writers in the world of filmmaking which finds itself a perfect partner in Christopher Fowler's immediate follow-up -- a brief yet hope-laden insight into marketing, characterisation and the importance of remaining committed to goals which finishes on a starkly poignant note that should ring true for any aspiring novelist.."
www.dreadcentral.com/reviews/black-static-issue-32-books

Black Static is the 2011 and 2012 British Fantasy Award winning bimonthly horror and dark fantasy short story magazine from TTA Press, publisher of Interzone and Crimewave. Black Static contains groundbreaking dark fiction by some of the world's best writers and most talented newcomers, plus hard-hitting features and innovative artwork. Many recognised authors and artists started their careers in TTA publications and new ones like V.H. Leslie, and Ilan Lerman, continue this tradition. However their better recognised peers; Ramsey Campbell, Joel Lane, Nicholas Royle, Nina Allan continue to supply great stories.

Books reviewed in this issue are

Steve Rasnic Tem's DEADFALL HOTEL, UGLY BEHAVIOR, ONION SONGS plus author interview

DARK SHADOWS: THE VISUAL COMPANION : Mark Salisbury
RESIDENT EVIL VOLUME 1: THE UMBRELLA CONSPIRACY : S.D. Perry
SHERLOCK HOLMES: THE ARMY OF DR MOREAU : Guy Adams
ROMEO SPIKES : Joanne Reay
THE FACELESS: Simon Bestwick
SILENT VOICES: Gary McMahon
MAGIC: editor Jonathan Oliver
ENEMIES AT THE DOOR : Paul Finch
TERROR TALES OF EAST ANGLIA: editor Paul Finch
PEEL BACK THE SKY : Stephen Bacon
FROM HELL TO ETERNITY : Thana Niveau
THIN MEN WITH YELLOW FACES : Gary McMahon and Simon Bestwick
SMALL ANIMALS : Alison Moore
PUCK : David Rose
WHAT GETS LEFT BEHIND: Mark West
THE WAY OF THE LEAVES: David Tallerman
28 TEETH OF RAGE & THE DAY AND THE HOUR: Ennis Drake
NO TURNING BACK : Andy Deane
WHEN WE JOIN JESUS IN HELL : Lee Thompson
THE FLESHLESS MAN : Norman Prentiss
MOTHERLESS CHILD : Glen Hirshberg

Movies/DVD's reviewed in this issue are
X GAME
V/H/S
THE AMAZING SPIDER-MAN
THE DARK KNIGHT RISES
DREDD
SOUND OF MY VOICE
SOUTHERN COMFORT
ZOMBIE FLESH EATERS
BERBERIAN SOUND STUDIO
WHEN THE LIGHTS WENT OUT
THE POSSESSION
HOUSE AT THE END OF THE STREET
STITCHES
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Tags

novels, books, vampires, horror, fear, zombies, short stories, dark fantasy, ghost, movies, creepy, artwork, reviews, fright, lavie tidhar, new authors, disturb, dvd bluray, stephen volk, christopher fowler, mike odriscoll, peter tennant, ray cluley, steve rasnic tem, priya sharma, tv reviews, andy cox, drew rhys white, ilan lerman, tim casson

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