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Cold ash, you taste so alive
As we approach the inflection point of autumn, we bring you the fifth issue of The Deadlands!
Our newest issue has gone live, featuring poetry from Ewen Ma, Henry "Hank" Greenspan, Bethany Fine, and E. Lev Arbeter, fiction from Lauren Ring, Isabel Cañas, and Jordan Taylor, and nonfiction from Francesca Tacchi and Amanda Downum. You know the ritual: the ghosts answer first to subscribers, tell their secrets twice weekly to the rest of us in turn. We begin with Ma's "Two Reports from a Falling City."
I should have made this announcement sooner were it not for the bureacracies of the living, which I sometimes think the underworld has nothing on. As ever, please enjoy our archives which time has brought to light, but please consider a subscription, too. The ghosts don't hunger less, this side of the year.
Our newest issue has gone live, featuring poetry from Ewen Ma, Henry "Hank" Greenspan, Bethany Fine, and E. Lev Arbeter, fiction from Lauren Ring, Isabel Cañas, and Jordan Taylor, and nonfiction from Francesca Tacchi and Amanda Downum. You know the ritual: the ghosts answer first to subscribers, tell their secrets twice weekly to the rest of us in turn. We begin with Ma's "Two Reports from a Falling City."
I should have made this announcement sooner were it not for the bureacracies of the living, which I sometimes think the underworld has nothing on. As ever, please enjoy our archives which time has brought to light, but please consider a subscription, too. The ghosts don't hunger less, this side of the year.
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We should see about a necromancer for the bureaucracies.
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THANK YOU. SAME.
We should see about a necromancer for the bureaucracies.
It's like I need a liaison with Babylonian hell.
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Have you tried bribery, it works for many of the systems of power in the ancient world, oh lor', I wonder if one's corpuscles have to be pristine for it to count, has anyone written that paper?!
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I love our cover art, and I especially love this one for fall.
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One of the things I regret about this magazine not being physical is that I can't just stack all these beautiful copies on the same shelf.
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Wait, is that... *reads poem, checks bio* It is! I know them from elsewhere on the internet. I didn't know they'd sold another poem; I'm glad.
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Awesome! I shared a table of contents with them last year; I do not know them outside their poetry, which is excellent.
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I love the look of this magazine so much.
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I don't see how!