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AVESCOPE Editor-in-chief LD Towers Senior Editor Senior Editor Art Director Staff Writers Contributors Karen Lee Catherine Clark Blackbird's Photography Keyboard for Hire Catherine Clark Joanna Hatton Tamsin McKenna-Williams Catherine Jackson Blackbird's Photography Auguste von Osterode Justine Oh Me David Simon Guendolen Jacobs Anike Kirsten E D I T O R I A L O F F I C E Suite #540 185-911 Yates St. Victoria BC Canada V8V 4Y9 info@avescope.com Compilation copyright 2019 Avescope Magazine - No parts may be reproduced without written permission of the publisher. All creators retain copyright on their works and works are used in the periodical and associated social media with permission. This issue was sponsored by the amazing and wonderful E. Goudy. Like what you see? Want to contribute? Please visit our support page! We will be pathetically grateful!! Cover art: "Hel" Joanna Hatton Inside Front Cover: "Raven" Joanna Hatton Inside Back Cover: "Twisted Tentacle Darling" Justine Oh Me Avescope | 1 www.avescope.com
Horror. A feeling of extreme shock or fear. What fills you with horror? We live in a time where everything is supposed to be a shock and the online world seeks to generate fear or rage. Happiness, contentment and joy aren't a good source of clicks so stories serve to ramp up your emotions until you are pointed in the direction the press wants you to go. Horror is how we are manipulated and one often wonders... just like with a scary movie... what is actually real? As Fox Mulder says, 'The truth is out there.' I spent a lot of time pondering what my horrors are. What keeps me awake at night? As a military historian, very little of man's inhumanity to man shocks me anymore. I've seen it, read it and looked at far too many pictures to be at all surprised at what one human will do to another. But as I was getting ready to write this, a story of terrible animal cruelty passed over my tablet and I couldn't help but think... that's horrific. How could a seemingly normal person do that to a powerless creature? I suppose I have my answer. As for the supernatural horrors... the ghosts... the demons... I just don't know. I've walked some haunted places and seen some strange things that I couldn't explain. The feelings of hands on my ankles as I walked the Bloody Lane of Antietam or the constant feeling of my hair being pulled as I visited Birkenau. Places in the city of Berlin where you can be standing in bright sunlight but be cold right through your soul. Sometimes I think the imprint of man's evil can sink itself into the very earth and the taint of it is indelible. Or maybe I just have an overactive imagination. LD Towers Editor In Chief Avescope | 2
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