By Jolie Toomajan Cosmic Enormity What is cosmic horror? creatures that fall fully outside of the folklore index, fear of the unknown, tentacles and forbidden knowledge, blah blah blah something something waits dreaming. The unfamiliar, the wholly unknown. We understand…
Greetings, We at CHM do not support the AI art movement. We believe true art is a form of human expression and therefore must be created by human hands and human imagination. Unfortunately, on the print cover for issue #37,…
In our little corner of literary fandom, it’s a common thought that shorter is better. Horror has always benefited from brevity. One of our progenitor’s, Poe, wrote almost exclusively in the short story format. Fast forward, and Lovecraft, Blackwood, James,…
I maintain that the real magnetism of stories is to witness the author stitch themselves into their narrative. It is our job as the reader to watch this grotesque display, quell our discomfort, and then by the end, hopefully find…
by Charles Tyra CHM: Thanks so much for taking the time guys, how’s it going? JB: It’s going really good. We’ve been in a nonstop work crunch for like two years now. It’s finally getting to a point where we…
Article by: Will Blosser Chris Miller’s epic coming-of-age horror novel The Damned Place centers on a group of young kids in small town Texas. Just trying to enjoy their summer vacation, the kids are pursued by a gang of psychopathic older kids…
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