The Magazine of the Australian Horror Writers’ Association
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- Edited by Geoff Brown, Midnight Echo Issue 9 features more than 100 pages of fiction, art, interviews, book releases, and more!
Note: Print format is available from www.midnightechomagazine.com
Table of Contents:
- Changeling by Jonathan Maberry
- Black Train Blues by James A Moore
- Black Peter by Martin Livings
- The Road by Amanda J Spedding
- Coffee Rings by Kristin Dearborn
- The Wee Folk by JG Faherty
- From the Forebears by Steven Gepp
- Little Boy, Little Girl, Lost in the Woods by Mark Patrick Lynch
- The Fathomed Wreck to See by Alan Baxter
- Ganesh by Talie Helene
- Allure of the Ancients; The Key to His Kingdom - story by Mark Farrugia, illustrations by Greg Chapman
Reviews:Adam Millard on This Is Horror UK wrote:
Mythology is the theme for this issue of Midnight Echo, and it is a testament to the editors that the familiar and often overdone folklores are left out in favour of more obscure legends that will thrill, chill and enchant you ... ‘Ganesh’ by Talie Helene is the first poem of the issue, and is a nice ode to one of the most widely worshipped deities in the Hindu pantheon.