Gina Easton

Since 2009, The Horror Zine has published exceptional horror fiction by emerging talent and today's leading authors. Editor Jeani Rector selects only the most inventive and captivating tales for each issue. In addition to short fiction, The Horror Zine features amazing poetry and artwork. Now The Horror Zine brings you the dark delights from the ezine into a print magazine. The Spring 2021 issue features Gina Easton, Theresa Jacobs, Eric Neher, K. Marvin Bruce, Kristen Houghton, Harrison Kim, Tina Marlene Goodman, Logan Fourie, Ed Nobody, Johanna Carter, Harman Burgess, John Mara, Niloufar Behrooz, Ed Blundell, Donna Dallas, Yuan Hongri (Translated by Yuanbing Zhang), Paul Sohar, Tony Daly, J. B. Toner, D. J. Tyrer, Mark Powers, Juan Perez, Norbert Hirschhorn, Judson Michael Agla, David M. Hoenig, Jean Sarnay, Marije Berting, Maksim Alimetov, Adam Plant, and Bobby Cooper.

Set against the brooding backdrop of one of London's poorest slums, Black Jack explores the mystery of Jack the Ripper. No mere mortal, but a demon masquerading as a human, Jack the Ripper is intent on wreaking chaos and horror. Only one person can stop him. Andrew Hewitt-Brown possesses the occult skills necessary to confront the demon. He decides to hunt the Ripper when his fianc e, Emma Hollander, a nurse working in Whitechapel, becomes the target of the fiend's insatiable evil. Black Jack contains elements of magic and horror, but ultimately it is a testament to the love between two extraordinary people who must battle a great evil.

The Dark Sire is a quarterly literary magazine that specializes in horror, gothic, fantasy, and psychological fiction, poetry, and art. Edited by Bre Stephens, authors are selected for their engaging stories and contribution to the creative arts. The magazine's first issue debuted on Halloween 2019 with its Fall Issue. This 109-page debut issue contains 2 gothic short stories, 2 horror short stories, 6 poems, 2 artworks, and 2 book serializations.