Goblins & Galaxies' Kickstarter launches next week to fund issues 5-8! Follow here: Friendly reminder! The Goblins & Galaxies 2026 Kickstarter campaign launches next week! Funding issues 5-8. Follow the campaign here! https://bit.ly/4cX6LP8

the words are supposed to vibrate in your head, right?

Yes, single issues are available on our website. But really, this is just an excuse to post these awesome covers. https://bit.ly/3XqciCs

Free short stories on the CHM website! Check out "Time Eater’s Wife" by Cheyenne Mann right here: https://bit.ly/47LCYpj

April's issue is here! Have you gotten a chance to sit back and experience its mind-shattering horrors? Any favorite stories?

Goblins and Galaxies is opening May 7 for open submissions! Read the guidelines here: https://bit.ly/4i2c9QR

I just finished Ivy Grimes' THE CELLAR BELOW THE CELLAR and absolutely loved it. Creepy, absurd, and poignant. Recommended for fans of weird fiction with complex themes and lots of voice.

My story about voyeuring a god is out in this month's Cosmic Horror Monthly (@chmmagazine.bsky.social), issue #70 ✨ "Behold the Beholder" 👀, available here NOW 👀: cosmichorrormonthly.com/subscribe/

"They call me Albion. I came from the soil."

Issue #70 is here! Take a peek at the table of contents! Subscribe here: https://bit.ly/3WmVbRP

Our own Carson Winter has a book out today! Check out THE CORPSE PRIEST from Salt Heart Press—a mashup of sword and sorcery, cosmic horror, and Ligottian pessimism!

New episode Cosmic Goblins featuring "Devils, Devils" by Carly Racklin: https://bit.ly/4sE9MZJ

I need your best recent horror novel recommendations... for personal reasons. Here's a couple that I'm looking forward to reading. What else do I need on my list?

The Kickstarter for Volume II of Goblins & Galaxies is coming soon! Follow all things G&G here: https://bit.ly/3EFxGjx

Print subscriptions: $14.99/month Digital: $4.99/month The best of cosmic horror and weird fiction, every month: https://bit.ly/3WmVbRP

this cover aaaa

Currently reading (and enjoying): Brainwyrms by Alison Rumfitt Recommended for fans of transgressive horror, body horror, and kink.

"The Yawning Pain of a Mouth Unfilled" is a helluva title, and you can read it for free on the CHM website. Check out Hazel Zorn's contribution to CHM #68 here: https://bit.ly/4bB9zPH

Update: I was thoroughly freaked.

COVER REVEAL for issue 70—art by Pascal Blanche! Subscribe here: https://bit.ly/3WmVbRP

Charles has been hard at work updating our CHM app. Access your subscription on the go on both iPhone and Android!

We have a free story from issue #68 on our website. Check out "Advice on Choosing a Gift for Your Local Ecosystem Interpreter" by A. Katherine Black here: https://bit.ly/4bzbjJw

Anyone seen Undertone yet? I've heard good things. Any horror flicks on the horizon you're looking forward to?

Don't forget, Goblins and Galaxies will be open for submissions starting April 7. Read the guidelines here: https://bit.ly/4i2c9QR

Any books you're looking forward to this year? I'm particularly excited for the next Kurt Fawver collection from Grimscribe.

Really enjoying Luciano Marano's GARGOYLE SAFARI. "Struggle As You Will to Rise" in particular was a standout—the sort of voicey, sinister, direct address horror that does a lot with a simple, but elegantly cruel premise.

Have you gotten the chance to dive into the latest issue yet? What's your favorite story?

We have free fiction on the CHM website! Check out "This Vernal Ardor, Green and Good" by Kaya Skovdatter here: https://bit.ly/40QMJyu

Horror magazine readers! What's in your regular rotation?

so so so honored to have "Challenge Day" featured in this issue of CHM!!

One more day to submit to our CL Moore call! Read the guidelines here: https://bit.ly/4iA6H8u

You can choose only one. Which is it gonna be?

Reserve your copies of Goblins & Galaxies magazine volume II! Interested in a treasure hunt for secret rewards? You can find the key to deciphering the code in the image on our KS landing page: https://bit.ly/4cX6LP8

Issue 69 is here! Check out the full table of contents below! https://bit.ly/3WmVbRP

The new episode of Cosmic Goblins is up now, featuring "The Wretched Liberation of What's-His-Face" by Amara Mesnik! https://bit.ly/4aWXK62

Our call for our CL Moore tribute issue opens today! Guidelines here: https://bit.ly/4iA6H8u

We have single issues available for CHM #68 right here: https://bit.ly/4krQ93U

Read "Trespass" by Ellison Hyde FREE on the CHM website: https://bit.ly/4b6La5u

Our CL Moore submission call is opening on March 1. https://bit.ly/4iA6H8u Legend also has it that Moore met her husband and writing partner, Henry Kuttner, when Kuttner wrote their mutual friend, HP Lovecraft, expressing fondness for the work of "Mr. Moore."

New episode of Cosmic Goblins featuring "Paris Green Toboggan" by EC Dorgan. https://bit.ly/4r3h6g8

Agreed, don't sleep on C. L. Moore. Or Tanith Lee.

I absolutely loved the majority of the Jirel of Joiry story collection I read through a few years back. A sort of horror bent Through the Looking Glass storytelling with a proto Red Sonja protagonist. Definitely worth a read.

COVER REVEAL! Our March issue is lurking around the corner. Check out that gorgeous art by Krista-Maria Holopainen! Includes stories by Sasha Brown, Kris Schokrowsky, Joule K. Zelman, Mike J Watson, and more! https://bit.ly/3WmVbRP

Moore is spec fiction royalty, but she isn't read to the same level as her male contemporaries. The omission of Moore (and many other women) from discussions on the weird leads to a false idea that women were not writing the weird (or spec in general) until very recently.

I've been enjoying Rachel Harrison's THE RETURN. What have you all been reading lately?

CHM (or Cosmic Horror Monthly, as I still like to call them) is one of my two favorite fiction mags. Their stories epitomize the brilliance and originality I seek in modern indie horror/weird fiction writers. Great covers, too.

Free fiction on the CHM website! Check out "Along the Way to Shaft 13" by Eugen Bacon right here: https://bit.ly/3OsMUgy

CHM is a small team of dedicated weird fiction fans with a passion for short stories. Print or digital subscriptions available here: https://bit.ly/3WmVbRP

Stay on the lookout! Goblins and Galaxies has a Kickstarter coming up! Brand new merch, new issues, and more—coming in April 2026.

Legend has it that when Farnsworth Wright found CL Moore's "Shambleau" in Weird Tales' slush pile, he closed the office and declared it CL Moore day. The story was an instant success, and immediately garnered praise from readers and from writer contemporaries.