Shock Totem Series by K. Allen Wood, D. Harlan Wilson, John Skipp, Mercedes M. Yardley, S. Clayton Rhodes, Aaron Polson, Tim Lieder, Amanda C. Davis, Mekenzie Larsen, Joseph Morgado, Steven Pirie, Merrilee Faber, Jeremy Kelly, John Haggerty, Simon Marshall-Jones, Lyle Blackburn, W.C. Roberts, Christopher Green, John Boden, Jennifer Pelland, Don D'Ammassa, David Niall Wilson, Brian Rappatta, Kurt Newton, Les Berkley, Pam L. Wallace, T.L. Morganfield, Brian Rosenberger, William Ollie

The debut issue. A hundred pages of dark fiction, featuring T.L. Morganfield, David Niall Wilson, Jennifer Pelland, Kurt Newton, Don D’Ammassa, Mercedes M. Yardley, and more. Conversations with William Ollie, Alan Robert (Life of Agony, Spoiler NYC), and the legendary John Skipp.

The long-awaited second issue of Shock Totem features new fiction from David Jack Bell, Cate Gardner, Vincent Pendergast, Leslianne Wilder, and others. Also includes nonfiction from Mercedes M. Yardley, a conversation with James Newman, reviews, and more.

Shock Totem presents issue #3, their biggest yet, nearly 50% bigger than the first two! It features previously unpublished stories from the likes of John Skipp, Tim Leider, S. Clayton Rhodes, Steven Pirie, and eight others, plus one poem. Also conversations with D. Harlan Wilson and Count Lyle of the band Ghoultown, nonfiction from Mercedes M. Yardley, and much more

In the fourth issue of Shock Totem, K. Allen Wood and crew have compiled yet another eclectic collection of horror fiction. This issue features previously unpublished stories from the likes of Weston Ochse, Lee Thompson, A.C. Wise, Jaelithe Ingold, David Busboom, and others. Also to be found, conversations with Kathe Koja and Rennie Sparks, nonfiction by K. Allen Wood, reviews and more.

The fifth issue of Shock Totem is yet another eclectic mix of horror fiction and nonfiction. This issue features previously unpublished stories from the likes of Ari Marmell, Darrell Schweitzer, Joe Mirabello, Mekenzie Larsen, and others. There is also a five-part, illustrated microfiction serial, by Kurt Newton, a conversation with horror legend Jack Ketchum, nonfiction by Nick Contor, reviews and more.

Shock Totem returns with its sixth issue, featuring stories that range from troubling tales of loss to chilling examinations of mankind's dark side. In "Lighten Up," four-time Stoker Award-winner and Grandmaster of Horror Jack Ketchum gives us a dose of dark humor that still manages to be righteously menacing. "The River," by rising star Lee Thompson, is a brutal tale of purgatory, wasted life, and regrets.Soulmates connect through murder, love and revenge in P.K. Gardner's "For Jack... moreShock Totem returns with its sixth issue, featuring stories that range from troubling tales of loss to chilling examinations of mankind's dark side. In "Lighten Up," four-time Stoker Award-winner and Grandmaster of Horror Jack Ketchum gives us a dose of dark humor that still manages to be righteously menacing. "The River," by rising star Lee Thompson, is a brutal tale of purgatory, wasted life, and regrets.Soulmates connect through murder, love and revenge in P.K. Gardner's "For Jack." In "Orion," a young girl who has only known darkness makes the ultimate sacrifice--in blood. "No One But Us Monsters," by Hubert Dade, follows a man who is haunted and tormented by his own crippling fears. Mail hoarding, sin eaters, political horror, Shock Totem #6 runs the gamut.Also included: Conversations with Lee Thompson and seven-time British Fantasy Award nominee Gary McMahon, as well as narrative nonfiction--a tale of true horror--by Ryan Bridger. An editorial about inspiration; the latest installment of "Bloodstains & Blue Suede Shoes," which examines the connections between music and horror; plus reviews and much more...Come see why Shock Totem is billed as "...one of the strongest horror fiction magazines on the market today" (Hellnotes). less