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An International Magazine of Horror, Sci-Fi and Fantasy
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February 29, 2024
Issue 12 is done. It can change your mind about winter!
Dear readers, writers and friends! Do you like winter? If not, then I will try to change your mind by sharing a few facts....
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November 30, 2023
We are back. Read Issue 11!
Dear readers, writers and friends! The eleventh issue of “The Evening Universe” contains the best works submitted to us during the autumn of 2023....
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August 31, 2023
The summer is dying, but Issue 10 is alive!
Dear readers, writers and friends! Have you ever traveled across the Solar System, heard the bells, purchased a bottle of time, or saw houses...
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July 31, 2023
Read Issue 9! You will know what H really means
Dear readers, writers and friends! Have you ever heard the songs of the ancient gods, met a lighthouse keeper, or studied so intensely for...
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June 30, 2023
Issue 8 is alive and full of summer warmth, chilling horror and space dreams!
Dear readers, writers and friends! Summer is a great time to enjoy the sun and warmer weather, but it’s also the best time to...
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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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Raspberries in the Graveyard
by Patrick Hart
It had been a hot July day, and as Jack’s feet shuffled forward, a five-o’clock shadow covered the lower half of his face. Meanwhile perspiration was...
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The Last Fight
by Sasha Krugosvetov
A king realized that his life was coming to an end—the old lion decided to leave his pride. It would seem that the king of beasts...
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