Midnight Echo #10

by Craig Bezant (Editor), Vincent Chong (Illustratior), Tim Hawken (Contributor)

Edited by Craig Bezant, the ghostly Issue 10 is dedicated to all those things that go bump in the night. With more than 100 pages of fiction, art, interviews, book releases, comics, and more, we guarantee you'll be left feeling haunted long after you've read the final page.

120 pages, Unknown Binding

First published December 27, 2013

About the author

Craig Bezant lives in Perth, Western Australia, with his family. He runs a library, adding to the books on the shelves by writing his own crime fiction. He is the author of the Henry Herbert crime series, with his short fiction appearing in numerous publications.

Craig created and edited the award-nominated Eclecticism E-zine before co-founding Dark Prints Press, editing and publishing the work of over 100 of the world's best crime and horror authors and winning the 2012 Australian Shadows Award for Best Edited Publication (Surviving the End).

Craig loves reading (when he's not writing), Lego, basketball, video games, typewriters and tattoos. And making playlists––he’s made one to accompany each of the Henry Herbert novels.

Reviews

[Zena Shapter · Rating 4 out of 5]

So many good stories in this issue – but my absolute favourite was Martin Living's "Stillegeist". It gripped me from beginning to end, and finished off with a bang. A perfect story.

Naturally the last story in the issue is pretty good too ;)

[Martin Livings · Rating 4 out of 5]

(Disclaimer - I have a story in this publication!)

Another excellent issue of Midnight Echo. Not every story worked for me personally, but the writing was impossible to fault. My favourite story in the issue was "Crybaby Bridge #25" by Gary Braunbeck. Proud to have been amongst these stories, in probably the last print edition of the magazine. Good stuff!