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CHM #46 April 2024

Another issue of Cosmic Horror Monthly has arrived!

Featuring:

A New World by e rathke

The Dying Chorus: An Oral History of the Carcosa Art Collective by Max D. Stanton

Automatic Doors by Lillah Lawson

Ritual Sacrifice to the Great God of Skates by Eric J. Guignard

Don’t Tell by Jonathan Gensler

Beauty Below by Lynn Forba

Big Top by Katarina Bet...

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CHM #45 March 2024


We hope you enjoy the style changes we have made to the epub version! Feel free to let me know your thoughts!

This issue features:

Black-Holed by Paul Wilson

My Sister’s Nest by Tim Waggoner

Memorabilia by Timaeus Bloom

The Question by Stetson Ray

Swall...

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CHM #44 February 2024

We’ll start things off with a nice relaxing dinner party, only one of the guests is an evil celestial being in “You Are Cordially Invited to the Last Dinner Party.” Then in a brilliant showing by CHM alum Erik McHatton, the cosmic and the weird go hand in hand in “We Must Be Rabbits.” A bond...

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#43 January 2024

New Year, New CHM! Featuring:

163.3 By Christopher Reed

The Secret Society of Schrödinger’s Children by Patrick Barb

Reality is the Antagonist: a Theory of the Weird by Nicole Cushing

Dragging Bones from the Ocean By Pauline Chow

Ambiguation By Alex Wolfgang

Docto...

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#42 December 2023

This month:

Alates by Rex Burrows

The Scapegrace - Part II by Matthew M. Bartlett

The Night Before by RSL

The Space Between the Lakes by Jason Kahler

A Very Regular Box by Jennifer Derkitt

All the Eyes That See by Alan Baxter

Her Tomb, Her Throne by Katie Carmi...

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CHM #41 November 2023

Another issue of Cosmic Horror Monthly is hot off the presses! 

Featuring:

Free Party, Late By Mob

The Scapegrace - Part I By Matthew M. Bartlett

Lucienne by Nicholas Kaufmann

Your 13-Month Bridal Planner for the Feast of One Flesh By Sarah Day

Ouroboros by Tuck...

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Another notice!

Hey guys, as we continue to get our proverbial shit together here on Patreon, I am recompiling the list of readers that should be getting the magazine synced to their kindle device. It is certainly optional and if you don't use kindle, you can disregard this notice. But if you are planning to use it, make sure that you add publications@cosmichorrormonthly.com to your kindle trusted email source...

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More rewards coming!

Hey, Patreon fam.

You guys are fantastic, really awesome. I have felt for some time that I need to offer you guys more. So we have a ton of new rewards coming in the next few weeks. Including:

Private Discord server access,

Behind-the-scenes content,

Advanced TOC sneak peeks,

Merch discount code (including for already discounted back issues),

A swag box exclu...

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CHM #40 October 2023


Ah, spooky season at last! We hope you have a wonderful Halloween this year, and if nowhere else, there are chills to be found in this issue of CHM.

Featuring:

Divine Violence by Valo Wing

Mayo Monday by Richard Shifman

capital Gains by Matthew Chabin

The Scarec...

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CHM #39 September 2023


Another edition of CHM is here! Featuring some of the best short stories we've assembled yet!

Including:

Like Shakespeare by Hannah Brown

Roots in the Ground by M. Shaw

How to Paint a Haunted House by Thomas C. Mavroudis

Phil by Tiffany Sanerd

Elder Care b...

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CHM #38 August 2023


This month:

Ipomoea Sanguineus by Steve Neal

Party-Line by Rik Hoskin

The Leaking World by Sarah Zell

Empty Shells On A Cold Shore by Jacob Steven Mohr

A Clone’s Tale by Alan Simmons

Echo Lake by Rachel Searcey

Rumination by Katrina Carruth

V...

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An unfortunate error...

Greetings,


We at CHM do not support the AI art movement. We believe true art is a form of human expression and therefore must be created by human hands and human imagination. Unfortunately, on the print cover for issue #37, I paid to feature an art piece that utilized AI in its creation. I thought I had measures in place to avoid approaching artists that used such techniques, b...

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CHM #37 July 2023

CHM #37 July 2023


Featuring:

The Working Conditions of Shift Three by P.L. McMillan

The Feed by Jo Kaplan

The Tree that Casts A Shadow Like A Man by Robert Guffey

Glass Clue by Ivy Grimes

Want Like Raw Silk by Erin Keating

Down in Minus Three by DermotT Fairfield

Hero...

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CHM #36 June 2023

Featuring:

Aleph Mem Tav by Phillip E. Dixon

Organ of the Tide by Christina Ladd

New Fox Smell by Livia Llewellyn

The Hollow House by Scott J. Couturier

Leaden Within the Lines by Jennifer L. Collins

Keepers of the Garden by James Pate

The Indomitable AMS by J....

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CHM #35 May 2023

Another issue of CHM is here! Featuring:

Inbox by Alex Wolfgang

Melting Point by Gwendolyn Kiste

Welcome to Brine Cay by Rae Knowles

This Morning I Was Still A Paperboy

by Jonathan Gensler

In Dark Tabittree by Christi Nogle

The Yellow Carousel by Timothy G. Hu...

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CHM #34 April 2023

Featuring:

On the Night Bus by Erik McHatton

The Horror Host By Matthew M. Bartlett

The Better Angels of our Nature by Nina Shepardson

JÖTUNN by Sarah Pauling

The Swallowed by Ivy Grimes

Vele Di Mar Non Vid’io by Steve Toase

The Ghost of You by Toshiya Kamei...

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CHM #33 March 2023

Featuring:

At the Bottom of the Burlap by ChristopHer O’Halloran

Slow Burn by Mike Allen

Stag In Winter by Rajiv Moté

Strange Blooms in the Sky by Paul D Coombs

The Other Names by Ramsey Campbell

Squid Nose by J.B. Kish

A Star Eating Darkness by Evelyn Freel...

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CHM #32 February 2023

Featuring:

O.A.G.F. by Megan M. Davies-Ostrom

The Other David By Patrick Barb

No One Warns You By S.P. Miskowski

Ex Oblivione: Nothing Out of the End By Maxwell I. Gold

The Weeds and the Black Spot By Shannon Ives

Phase Ball By Rik Hoskin

Marianne by Scott J. M...

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CHM #31 January 2023

A monthly Tome of Terrifying tales, Lovecraftian, Cosmic, and Weird. This Month:

A Current of Darkness by Mike Voss

Not Everything Buried is Dead by Guy Riessen

Digital Maintenance by Ryan Marie Ketterer

Our Bodies Keep Rupturing Each Time We love by Eric La Roca

In the Wind, Their Voices by Michelle Tang

The Midwife by Jonathan Gensler

Shadows beneath ...

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CHM #30 December 2022

CHM #30 December 2022


Featuring:

His Hands May be Dirty, but His Brain is Freshly Washed by Matt Handle 

Millions by Christi Nogle

Birth of the Living Night by Elyse Russell

Interview: Justin Benson & Aaron Moorhead

The Language of Waves by Scotty Milder

White Casket b...

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CHM #29 November 2022


Featuring:

Void by J.L. Flannery

Winedark by Christina Ladd

Sideshow by Alpheus Williams

The Bridge by Jack Lothian

Nurtures and Protects by Jessica Levai

The Invincible by Rik Hoskin

The Nut House: Chapter 5 by Patrick Barb

Helen by Glenn MacI...

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CHM #28 October 2022


We open strong with a story that stretches the very fabric of reality in Patrick Barb’s Dream, Girl. Something terrible lurks in the words in the beautifully crafted and unforgettable Becoming by David Peak. A terrifying truth found in the coldest reaches of outer space makes its way home ...

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CHM #27 September 2022


We’ll start things off with a surreal exploration of dreams and their connection to reality in “The Starfarer’s Dream Journal.” Then an unbelievable tale of chance and fate in “One More” followed by a surreal journey sure to warp your own taste buds in “Witness the Refrigerator...

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CHM #26 August 2022

We’ve assembled a strong lineup for you this month beginning with a cautionary tale of youthful debauchery titled “Entrance Rites.” Then, from CHM alum Erik McHatton, a child learns to understand an alien invader in “Knocks.” In “Testimony,” a father’s warnings about what lurks in the d...

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CHM #25 July 2022


The next era of CHM begins now. In “Dried Citrus,” we’ll witness the meeting of two families under romantic circumstances, one human, one… well, I suppose you’ll have to see for yourself. Then, horrifying memories come full circle when a father is pushed to protect his child in “...

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CHM #24 June 2022


I give you the twenty-fourth edition of Cosmic Horror Monthly. To start, we’ll find out what it’s like to see your home planet disappear before your eyes in “You and I and the Envious Nothing.” Then a deeply disturbing tale of a mother and son by Michael Wehunt you won’t want to mi...

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CHM #23 May 2022

This month, we have a terrifying, gorgeously written tale by Nadia Bulkin, author of She Said Destroy (Word Horde, 2017), in “A Dream, and a Monster at the End of It.” We’ll witness the hideous give and take of an idol that hungers for flesh in “In the City of the Idol.” Then a mysterious evil lurks in the deep of the woods in “At the Mountains of Spirits.” We’ll learn just how ...

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CHM #22 April 2022

We start with a story of pure cosmic horror in “Oculus.” Then we witness a truly frightening tale of a world hidden within our own in “Matres Lachrymarum” by Mike Allen, acclaimed author of Unseaming. We experience a speculative vision of the afterlife depicted on this month’s cover in “Strands,” before a descent into madness portends an even greater calamity in “The Horrors Uns...

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CHM #21 March 2022

An unspeakable evil lurks deep in the woods in a terrifying piece from CHM alum Scott J. Couturier (“From Weir”). Then we move on to “Parasites of Silver and Gold,” a gripping and beautifully written post-apocalyptic tale by Hailey Piper, author of The Worm and His Kings that will have you thinking twice about going out at night alone. In “A Few Missing Pieces,” a new invention chan...

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Unfortunate news regarding the upcoming issue of CHM.

Dear Loyal Readers,

We are all aware of the supply chain issues causing shortages in everything from cars to pasta to toilet paper. For quite a while, it seemed like Cosmic Horror Monthly was mystically immune to the woes of the pandemic. Sadly, trouble has caught up with us.

    I have been notified that our print supplier is completely out of paper for the t...

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