EOTU Ezine
 Fiction, Art & Poetry

TABLE OF CONTENTS
October, 2000

THE HORROR ISSUE



 
 
 
 
 
 
 
  

"For God's sake, Janet, get a grip on yourself. I'm here, there's nothing to worry about."
-- Brad 
from "The Rocky Horror Show"

 

 THE LUNATIC
"A sensitive, boyish type... butterfly wings held endless fascination for him."
fiction by Lissa Perkins..........................page 1
(with art by Andre Bolfing)
 
 

MACABRE FANTASY ART
Gore, Sex, & Violence all in good horror taste!
 by S. Koontz ............................ page 2
 
 

TRUE STORY
"I can hear the dog and he is restless-pawing around, snuffling and snorting
and making other kinds of weird racket, and then it dawns on me, I don't have a dog. Great."
fiction by David  McDaniel ........... page 3
(with art by Eric Shawn)
 
 

MOTHER'S LOVE
"Over the roar the pilot was still screaming, but only one word came through clearly. . .
   teeth..."
fiction by  E.W. Richardson ..... page 4
 
 

THE SHADOW MAN
 "You ever watch a bunch of people go by on a sunny day; you ever count the shadows?
Sometimes there's an extra shadow in there--a shadow man."
fiction by CARTER SWART................. page 5
 
 

  ULYSSES & THE SIRENS
"Ulysses, fortified,
Was firmly lashed to the mast."
poetry by  CORRINE DE WINTER  .......................... page 6
 
 

TWO POEMS
about tools of the trade
by JOHN PICINICH ............................ page 7
 
 

SHAVING MARBLE
"Barwick watched the dusty street, the aimless people,
sharpening his razor without noticing that he did so."
fiction by  BARRY HOLLANDER ...............page 8
 
 

LIQUID ECHO
"The angel lowers the bowl; she speaks quietly as she does this. "
fiction by L.J. Blount  ................ page 9
 
 

POISED
ON THE DIVISION BRIDGE
"Odd how mired in your own tired fires you've become"
poetry by Tom Piccirilli .....................................page 10
 
 

The SKELETON ART
of Jerry Sandefur  ...................................page 11
 
 

A MATTER OF FAITH
 "His blood turned to ice.  Had his prayers worked?"
fiction by  JOHN B. ROSENMAN ...........page 12
(with art by Dale L. Sproule)
 
 

THE WINDWOLF'S SONG
TO HER PREY
"I stretch out my limbs and become one with the wind."
poetry by MELISSA PINOL.................. page 13
 
 

BUCKET OF GROSS
 "Little Johnny steps into the cafeteria carrying his food
inside his flesh instead of a lunch box, inside a meaty cabinet
between his intestines and liver. "
fiction by CARLTON MELLICK III  .................... page 14
 
 

THE BRIDGE IN THE MIST
"Conrad had been watching as if in a trance, but the shock
of the seeing the woman with the chicken shook him out of it."
fiction by VICTOR GISCHLER ........................... page 15
 
 

STRAGGLER
 Helen closed up the old house after a full night of Trick or Treaters.
A straggler rang the bell.
fiction by CAROL MacALLISTER.......... page 16
 
 

WHAT LIVES AMONG THE SKIES
    "It left footprints in the snow on the roof."
fiction by Jack Fisher .................................... page 17
 
 

STEEL & BONE
'The dead should defend themselves,' said Gisli, laughing.
horror/fantasy fiction by STEPHEN TENNANT ........ page 18
 
 

GAK ART
the art of gak
page 19
 
 

TELL TALE EYES
What's a "Horror Issue" without a poem inspired by The Master of Horror?
poetry by NANCY BENNETT ........................... page 20
 
 

TELL TALE STOMACH
And of course a short story, inspired by The Master of Horror?
fiction by BRUCE BOSTON ........................ page 21
 
 

and as a SPECIAL BONUS
a poem that really defines what Halloween is all about

LITTLE MONSTERS
poetry by NICHOLAS OZMENT
 


 

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