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Devolution Z #9
Devolution Z: The Horror Magazine April 2016
13 original short stories and poems from talented authors of horror from around the world. Published monthly.
April 2016 issue’s cover art is based on a collaborative feature, giving us a new appreciation of courtroom horrors. You will also find vampires, demons, and even a reaper to keep you company on those chilling evenings when you need a good scare.
In this issue:
POETRY
“Death Rise” by Cyn Bermudez
“From Corn to Sea” by Wesley D. Gray
“Shuffles the Chik Chik Sprite” by Jeremy Mac
“Altar of Wood” by Terry Miller
SHORT STORIES
“Disorder in the Court” by Chance Barton & Cordelia Vandenburg
“A Song of Crickets” by Simon McHardy
“Mind the Gap” by Ronald Hayes
“Another Day in the Apocalypse” by John Teel
“Nocturne” by Richard Mark Ankers
“Plight of the Valkyrie” by Daniel Soule
“Dogman” by Calvin Demmer
“Tethers” by Kane Gordon
“Deadland” by TS Alan
COVER ART
Luke Spooner
April 2016 issue’s cover art is based on a collaborative feature, giving us a new appreciation of courtroom horrors. You will also find vampires, demons, and even a reaper to keep you company on those chilling evenings when you need a good scare.
In this issue:
POETRY
“Death Rise” by Cyn Bermudez
“From Corn to Sea” by Wesley D. Gray
“Shuffles the Chik Chik Sprite” by Jeremy Mac
“Altar of Wood” by Terry Miller
SHORT STORIES
“Disorder in the Court” by Chance Barton & Cordelia Vandenburg
“A Song of Crickets” by Simon McHardy
“Mind the Gap” by Ronald Hayes
“Another Day in the Apocalypse” by John Teel
“Nocturne” by Richard Mark Ankers
“Plight of the Valkyrie” by Daniel Soule
“Dogman” by Calvin Demmer
“Tethers” by Kane Gordon
“Deadland” by TS Alan
COVER ART
Luke Spooner
117 pages, Kindle Edition
First published March 31, 2016
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September 20, 2016
I had the privilege of being featured (alongside Chance Barton) in this issue with "Disorder in the Court," a piece about the zombie apocalypse breaking out in traffic court. The cover art was especially created for our short story by the talented Luke Spooner.
I truly enjoyed this issue and highly recommend it. From zombies to the grim reaper, a fan of horror is sure to find something to their liking.
I truly enjoyed this issue and highly recommend it. From zombies to the grim reaper, a fan of horror is sure to find something to their liking.
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