A Macabre Journal of Literature & Art
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"Indulge in it. It is an irresistible journal full of the weird and fantastic that lingers with you, a bit longer perhaps, than you were prepared for..."
---Jennifer Vande Zande, Newpages.com
"The journal is filled with haunting stories, intriguingly macabre poems and illustrations worthy of the dark arts. It offers a fun read for anyone who enjoys delving into the fantastic..."
--- Margaret Howard Trammell,Apalachee Review
Interview with Rebecca A. Huggins
Are you a writer, struggling to get your work accepted in the publishing world? If so, you won't want to miss Black Lantern Publishing's up-front and personal interview with John Hansen about the in's and out's, the do's and dont's, in today's publishing world. You can read the full interview here. And trust us when we say, it's a read worth your while.
Past Issues
Check out BLP before it became a print and PDF magazine!
Then see our beautiful PRINT issues, Issue No. 4 August 2011 and Issue No. 5 November 2011!
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For information regarding subscriptions or questions about our magazine, please direct your queries to our Editor-in-Chief, Rebecca A. Huggins at blacklanternpublishing@gmail.com. Or write to us at:
Black Lantern Publishing
PO BOX 1451
Jacksonville, NC 28541-1451
USA
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Inside BLP Issue No. 10
What small occurences can push us to the brink of insanity? It is perhaps in the mundane where insanity breeds in such menial tasks as taking out the trash, listening to our spouses' complaints, or watching the neighbor's dog use the bathroom on our lawn. Issue No. 10 offers readers an opportunity to explore the human psyche on the cusp of its divergence from normalicy--where otherworldly events mingle with our own, and what dangerous predispositions lie dormant in ourselves, which need only a gentle prod to come into form.
Featuring works by Grier Jewell, Michael C. Keith, Wanda A. Wallace poetry by Carl Palmer, and artwork by Rob Harrison among many talented others, Issue No. 10 promises to deliver. Read it now FOR FREE in e-pub or PDF format. It is also available for your Kindle readers.