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Dear Readers, Welcome to <strong>Issue</strong> <strong>Three</strong> It's been eight months since the conception of HelloHorror, five months since the first issue and three (if you count the original blog, since lost in the Tumblr archives) site redesigns. Our journal has already come a long way in a relatively short period, but we've got many new ideas in the works as well. In this, the third issue, we've placed a much stronger focus on our goal to be a publication focusing on the psychological aspects of horror. We hope this focus shines through in our selections, and we hope you'll read every last one and finish the issue yearning for more. We've got an impressive line up of writers; some exhibiting great skill despite their newness to the craft, and some offering masterful work that upholds their noteworthy credentials. We hope that you enjoy reading this issue as much as we've enjoyed creating it. Before you begin, I have one suggestion for you. Make sure your night light is plugged in before laying down tonight. You just might need it... Brent E. Armour Editor in Chief HelloHorror.com
JUNE 2013 CLEAN CLOTHES Short Story by JAMIE KINN PREDATOR Short Story by JUDITH DORE THE UGLYLIGHTS Short Story by JESSICA BOWERS DUST Short Story by ROB BOFFARD CONFESSION Short Story by A.A. GARRISON IDYLLIC WITH TWO L's Poem by COLIN JAMES LAST HOUSE ON VECTOR STREET Short Story by CHRIS CASTLE PEEPING TOM's MASTERPIECE Poem by NATE BURLEY PICK UP LINE Micro by DAN LEE HOW DOES ONE'S GARDEN GROW? Micro by LAUREN HASTY INITIATION Short Story by JAMES MORRIS SHADES OF BLUE Poem by ANNIE NEUGEBAUER CASSIE MEYERS' RING Short Story by KATIE JONES BOY Short Story by IGNACIO CARRION
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Page 7 and 8: Lauren Hasty is a misplaced souther
Page 9 and 10: Charlie ran down the street, bare f
Page 11 and 12: She inhaled deep and then exhaled,
Page 13 and 14: called to her, she knew she wouldn
Page 15 and 16: PREDATOR by JUDITH DORE PREDATOR by
Page 17 and 18: Adam and I have been coming to this
Page 19 and 20: “Holy fuck,” he says. He falls
Page 21 and 22: Sound travels strangely underwater.
Page 23 and 24: UGLYLIGHTS by THE UGLYLIGHTS ICA BO
Page 25 and 26: magnifying glass with a lamp direct
Page 27 and 28: what they meant to her, and especia
Page 29 and 30: even if none of the other kids woul
Page 31 and 32: Nobody heard him, not even Cassie w
Page 33 and 34: pleas for mercy but breaking glass,
Page 35 and 36: When Janie came to her senses, she
Page 37 and 38: It was a choked, guttural voice, li
Page 39 and 40: more companions to join him in his
Page 41 and 42: Jackie squatted in the prison yard,
Page 43 and 44: A guard in the tower had taken aim.
Page 45 and 46: Jackie squatted in the prison yard,
Page 47 and 48: The Laugher was in the front of the
Page 49 and 50: he wanted to dispense some vigilant
Page 51 and 52: ITH TWO L’s by COLIN JAMES
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TOR STREET by LAST HOUSE ON VECTOR
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“I have your word?” Richard wen
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PEEPING TOM’S TOM’s N
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PEEPING TOM’s MASTERPIECE by NATE
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PICK UP LINE by DAN LEE PICK UP LIN
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After a few minutes of listening to
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DEN GROW? by HOW DOES ONE’s GARDE
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As that vast maw yawned there befor
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Night had barely fallen when two hi
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man began to escort Kevin down the
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“Caitlyn. What about yours?”
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“Werewolves?” Just hearing the
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SHA ANNIE ANNIEN
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SHADES OF BLUE by ANNIE NEUGEBAUER
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EYER’s RING by CASSIE MEYER’s R
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out and rubbed the dirt and dry mud
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money before speaking, “How’s i
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eflection in the mirror. Terry’s
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simple chain, an identical ring sit
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The price of admission to their clu
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knocked on his door, Boy snuck up b
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Boy placed the rabbit in the center
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to let go but Boy easily backhanded
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