Volume Six

• December 2004

  WOW! The last issue of DMR! Don't miss it!

• October 2004

  Don't miss the end to "The Ivory Gate," or you'll be missing out on the ending to a great story. Also, this issue we have cover art by Bob G Dodson, and artwork by three other great artists! New stories, articles, and reviews also line our pages. And please join our "Best of" DMR survey! Enjoy!

• August 2004

  Due to editor illness, the August 2004 issue of DMR was cancelled.

• June 2004

  New serial fiction by Eugene C. Myers, "The Ivory Gate" is a wonderful story that you just can't miss! New this issue, find "Staff Picks." DVDs, Music, and Books that our staff recommends you pick up and take a look at - buy our picks at Amazon and support DMR! Many new stories and one new poet grace our pages this issue. Have a great summer!

• April 2004

  Don't miss the great ending to TG Browning's "Chaperon." We also have 10 new stories that you won't want to miss. There is some really great work by returning writers. Five new poets grace the pages of this April issue. Also, don't miss Books of Distinction's trivia question - you can win a book! New this issue, find Jennifer Charron's column "Now Playing" a collection of DVD and Movie reviews and releases. Find out what's worth missing, and what you just can't miss!

• February 2004

  You won't want to miss our exclusive interview with author Lee Hogan. Also, you'll find a ton of new reviews in this issue! TG Browning's back with another novella, and we also have 11 new short stories and four great poets.

Volume Five

• December 2003

  Don't miss the exciting conclusion to TG Browning's Firedance! Many new stories and poetry also abound in this issue. Happy holidays and enjoy.

• October 2003

  Enjoy our new serial fiction section, beginning with TG Browning's Firedance, a prequel to his novel, Wired. Also enjoy seven short stories, all with that special October twist of horror. Also, five poets grace our pages, and five pieces of artwork from 2 artists along with a cover and illustration for Firedance from artist Gary Sanchez. Books of Distinction features a great column on the current book-buying market, and don't miss out on two - that's right two! - comic series. We also have three reviews, the Freddy vs. Jason soundtrack, the Spirited Away DVD, and H. David Blalock's debut novel, Thran Reborn.

• August 2003

  A smattering of new stories and poetry awaits you inside the pages of the August issue of Dark Moon Rising. You'll also find Books of Distinction focusing on C.M. Kornbluth, and Not Just for Kids featuring Crossgen's Brath. Also three reviews on three new books. You won't want to miss out.

• June 2003

  You can't miss DMR's Exclusive interview with the legendary Bruce Campbell! You'll laugh, you'll cry (because you're laughing), and you won't even have to spend a dime (unless you want to get his autobiography, which we here at DMR highly recommend). Also, in our "Bruce" special issue - find a great article on Bruce Banner aka "The Hulk." If you want to see the movie, you'll want to check out "Not Just for Kids" and learn all about the comic book! And, of course, as always, you'll find great fiction and poetry within our pages. Enjoy Summer!

• April 2003

  It may be late, but it's good! Check out the stories - we think you'll like them! Also, we have an interview with Staci Layne Wilson, a review of Dune: The Game, some really stellar articles, and a feature on the cult phenomenon that is known as V.

• February 2003

  Enjoy our February issue. We have new stories and new articles, including an interview with Christopher Golden.

Volume Four

• December 2002

  A simple issue filled with some light holiday reading. We hope you enjoy. Happy Holidays Everyone!

• October 2002

  "You Have a Destiny!" Check out our feature on divination, and don't miss out on the new fiction and poetry. Happy Halloween!

• August 2002

  Don't miss this intriguing issue of Dark Moon Rising. Full of articles and stories, plus a wonderful interview with author Sara Douglass. And don't miss out on our newest column, Shapes of Light and Shadow. Step inside, and enjoy

• June 2002

  A light and fun issue, just in time for summer! Check out our feature on thrill rides and amusements before you take that summer vacation! Also, seven new stories to surprise and amaze you! Some great poetry also awaits if you dare to step inside.... Also, don't miss our interview with Thomas Ligotti. Artist's Corner features computer graphic artist, Bob Dodson.

• April 2002

  Welcome to a swinging issue of Dark Moon Rising! Do not miss our spectacular feature on the Amazing Spider-Man! And, of course, as always, we have flavorful fiction, passionate poetry, and awesome articles! Come inside and share what we have to offer.

• February 2002

  A new year, a new publishing schedule! Welcome to 2002, and to February, we hope you enjoy it. We have a bit of a new look to our table of contents. Please take a moment to check out our cover artwork, I think you'll enjoy it! We have new stories, some by favorite authors. Also, we have a great feature for you on Wizards that we hope you don't miss. It's a great issue, come on in!

Volume Three:

• November 2001

  A great issue to spend the holidays reading. Wonderful stories and poems are featured in this issue, and many great articles are just waiting to be read by you! Have a very merry holiday season, and a happy new year!

• October 2001

  Join the DMR staff as we give you some great new material for Halloween! We had a lot of fun with this issue, we hope you have as much fun reading it! Enjoy!

• September 2001

  Staff Writer C. Clifford takes a close look at Self-publishing; writers will not want to miss this informative article. Carolyn Kephart's latest book, Lord Brother, is the subject of a review in New & Notable, where you'll also find an interview with Ms. Kephart. We have nine stories, several poems, and artwork, all for you! Two new columns also grace the pages of DMR: "Gallery of Grimscribes," a column dealing with horror writers, and "Voices in Synergy," a piece showcasing our entire staff.

• July 2001

  Senior Editor Allie Sawyer takes a look inside conventions. Also an interview with Douglas Clegg, and a review of his latest, Naomi. Eleven stories, and ten poems for you to enjoy! Also, enjoy the newest column, "The Reference Shelf," by John Carter McKnight. We think you'll love it!

• May 2001

  DMR for May features The Privateers, a sci-fi show seeking syndication! We have interviews with cast, crew and fans, and reviews of their website and the trailer. Also, a new column "New and Notable" looks at Phillip Tomasso, and his new mystery thriller, Tenth House! Ten new stories grace our pages, along with a poem, artwork, and five articles. Our newest article, "The Author's Lighthouse," features advice for writers.

• March 2001

  Ten new stories, a new poem, and two new pieces of art! Four articles, including "The Adventures of Glimmer Girl and Shadow Walker," a brand new article looking at humanity from a... different point of view. CC takes you to the darkside by looking at the Gothic sub-culture, and the Editor takes a look at fairy tales. Don't miss our feature on Fox's newest series, "The Lone Gunmen."

• January 2001

  This second anniversary issue of DMR features eleven new stories, including works from past DMR authors, including Myth Spinner and Kent Robinson. Articles about SETI, James H. Schmitz, and Story Characters.

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