Apokrupha Llc: 36 books

March 2014Our featured artist is Mary SanGiovanni. She brings to us a new story entitled “The Mime”. Life has gotten more interesting for Jonathan Crowely in Part 3 of James A Moore’s serial novella, the Devoted. J.F. Gonzalez talks about Weird tales, both its history and influences in...

Our featured artist is Kealan Patrick Burke. He brings a brand new story called "Memory Lane." Jonathan Crowley continues his adventures, with Part Two of James A Moore's serial novella, The Devoted. J.F. Gonzalez brings us part 3 of his From the Stone Age to the Early Victorian Era, in...

Chet Williamson is the featured writer! He brings a haunting story, *"And So Will I Remember You..."* We talk with him about audio productions, acting, and, of course, books. Fiona Maeve Geist talks about Gertrude Barrows Bennett & Daphne Du Maurier Fiction from: * Errick Nunnally * Melanie Rees * Lisa May Lu * Samantha Mills

Damien Angelical Walters is our featured writer! Her story, All The Pretty Cages, is of outsiders and freedom. We talk to her about writing, her favorites and what is coming up next!J.T. Glover’s Article, Against Nature, discusses the shorter end of the horror genre.Fiction from:Marie AndersonValerie AlexanderAndrew ReichardNate Southard

Welcome to the second issue of LampLight. Kelli Owen is our featured artist. In addition to her dark tale, we will talk with her about her craft and advice for new writers. We will hear more about our literary past from J.F. Gonzalez. Kevin Lucia brings us part 2 of his serial novella, And I Watered...

Kristi DeMeester is our featured writer. She brings her new story, "Abide with Me" and we talk to her about Georgia, "December Skin" and her upcoming short fiction collection.Kevin Lucia talks Quiet Horror in the final installment of Horror 101.Fiction from:* Hilary B. Bisenieks* Terence Hannum* Sandra T.* Brian Keene

Ronald Malfi joins us as the featured artist for issue 3. J.F. Gonzalez gives us a history of scary stories, taking us from pre-history through the Victorian age. Part 3 of Kevin Lucia's serial novella, And I Watered It With Tears. Fiction from: Matthew Warner, Sheri White, Dinos Kellis and S. R. Mastrantone.

Featuring A.C. Wise. She brings *Crossing*, a story about swimming, and finding more than quiet in the water. We talk about writing, Canada, and her Women To Read posts.Kevin Lucia's Horror 101, Faith-full Horror, he talks about faith, horror, and how the two weave together.Fiction from:* Amelia Fisher* Jessica Widner* Millie Ho* Marcus O'Shea

Featuring A Southern Evening, an all new novelette by Jonathan Janz!We talk to him about being a dad, writing serials and flirting with other genres.Kevin Lucia’s Horror 101, The Weird, The Cosmic Weird. What is it about the unknown that draws human kind in? What happens when secrets...

December 2014 Our featured artist is Mercedes Yardley. We talk to her about her work and her art. Kelli Owen brings us part two of her serial novella, Wilted Lillies. Featuring stories by Tom Brennan, Salena Casha, Rati Mehrotra, J. J. Green. A meteor changes a test flight of an interstellar...

Four novellas. Four sleepless nights for you to enjoy.Gerald C. Matics, Michele Mixell, G. N. Braun, and William MeikleDouble VisionHenry has been having problems with his sight. What his doctor calls 'floaters' instead seems to be something much more sinister.End of the NightIt...

Featuring Are You Sure What Side You’re On? by Sunny Moraine. We talk to them about the Root Code books, short fiction and the writing process.Kevin Lucia’s Horror 101, The Weird. What is Weird? How does it fit into horror or literature?Fiction from:Walter DinjosAmandeep JutlaRyan LazarusNghi VoKonstantinos Kellis

Fiction from: Shameika Moreland. T.M. Morgan, A. Martine, S.R. Mandel, M.C. Williams Fiona Maeve Geist discusses the surrealists Leonora Carrington and Gisèle Prassinos. And a classic tale from Harriet Prescott Spofford, *The Mad Lady*

Fiction from A.L. Kersel, Jamie Lackey, Margret A. Treiber, Cameron Suey, Robin van Eck Fiona Maeve Geist discusses the translated works of Nelly Arcan and Yumiko Kurahashi And a classic take from Edith Nesbit, the Man-sized Marble!