The Evening Universe
An International Magazine of Horror, Sci-Fi and Fantasy
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April 30, 2023
Issue 6 is done. We grow and try something new!
Dear readers, writers and friends! Our sixth issue contains magnificent poems and exiting short stories, as well as witty two-sentence stories with plot twists...
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March 31, 2023
Issue 5 is alive. Jeremy Szal’s interview is inside!
Dear readers, writers and friends! In our fifth issue, you will find not only soul-stirring poetry, thrilling fiction and breathtaking two-sentence stories, but also...
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February 28, 2023
Read Issue 4 with awesome non-fiction!
Dear readers, writers and friends! Winter is ending, spring is near, so it’s the right time to make everything at least a bit better....
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January 31, 2023
Read Issue 3 with David Walton’s interview!
Dear readers, writers and friends! In our third issue, you will find not only excellent poetry, fiction and two-sentence stories, but also an exclusive...
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December 25, 2022
Merry Christmas! Issue 2 is done
Dear readers, writers and friends! We can’t wait for you to read the second issue of “The Evening Universe.” Santa Claus is coming not...
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Happy Anniversary
by Steven Boswell
He heard her enter the room. "Good morning, honey! Happy anniversary!" No response, just some laborious grunts. He looked up from his book…
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The Highwayman
by Matthew Jeffrey
The stagecoach was gilded and glorious. A work of art it seemed, and old. No doubt its owner came from ancient stock, a family of centuries...
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The Acquax Cruise
by Leon Caluzzi
Six months ago I was asked to be a part of the Acquax Cruise, one of the largest galactic class ships currently in use…
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Good Intentions
by Ian O Grady
Blue lights from all the cop cars outside our house flooded the living room. “I think Mary finally lost it.” I could tell by the way...
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The Fermi Paradox
by Matthew Gall
It took us decades, but we finally developed faster than light travel. I won’t bore you with all of the complicated math…
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The Ambush
by Thomas J. Daly
I didn’t want to have to use the Skatterbox, sure it would scare them off, but it was going to be hard enough finding the way...
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Monsters
by Shahrzad
Sophie gripped the bag of garbage in one hand, the recyclables in the other, and had the damp smelly paper bag of compostables, already tearing, curled...
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My Family’s Job
by Ian O Grady
I get to go to work with my dad tonight. I imagined this moment every time I watched him disappear behind the large iron gates at...
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Side Effects May Include…
by Emma-Sunshine Mackereth
It was past 3AM, and I couldn’t sleep. I was sitting on the couch in my living room, the TV passively playing in the background, waiting...
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The Boy & the Kitten
by Mikhail Strannik
A pack of dogs was chasing a small kitten who was running away from them at full speed. The kitten ducked down a side street and...
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