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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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Gargoyles
by Matthew Jeffrey
When Brooklyn Holy Trinity put out a call for donations to repair their damaged church roof, nobody expected the Doccione crime family to put up the...
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Apoptosis
by Matthew Gall
Apoptosis is programmed cell death. It’s a regulated mechanism in multicellular life that allows for new cells to grow, when the old cells wear themselves out…
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Knock
by D.C. Marcus
They were already in bed, ready to shut the light and drift toward sleep, when someone knocked on the front door. It was near midnight, a Friday…
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Enhanced Interrogation
by Steven Boswell
The nurse finished bathing the comatose patient. Brushing his long gray hair and full beard, she smiled sympathetically as she beheld his closed eyes. She gently...
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The Cup
by Mikhail Strannik
Once on the table, that porcelain cup fell into thinking. After being affected by a neural network field, she got some features that were completely uncharacteristic...
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To Desire Heat
by Dan J. Kirk
The wind sliced across the parking lot of a Gizard’s Southern Fried. The snow froze to a slippery sheen, the kind that resembles reflective glass when...
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The certain type of silence
by Shainur Ullah
I use to look after a guy called Barry, but he is very difficult. Barry can only enjoy a certain type of silence, or otherwise he...
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Phoenix
by Kierstyn Budz
The leaves rustle slowly in the wind, a woman sits in a clearing within the dark woods. A dying fire and lumps of clothing lay nearby....
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The Rope
by Matthew Gall
The rope crashed into Earth on a Monday afternoon, catching our entire planet off guard. The government swopped in, trying to assume control and make sense...
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The duck hunting
by Mikhail Strannik
Three young people walked up the grassy sandy slope near the river until they came across several duck nests. One of the guys collected all the...
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