Ten short stories with elements of horror or the supernatural, including "The L-shaped Grave," "The Shrieking Door," and "Watkyn, Comma."

In the 1930's eleven-year-old Julia goes to spend the summer with her playwright father and finds that he has abandoned her to the care of her pre-occupied stepmother who seems unaware of the strange voices that haunt Julia every night.

A collection of chilling tales in which a ghost baby is adopted, a young woman is watched by manikins, and a brother and sister have the same dream.

When her parents leave Willoughby Chase for a sea voyage, Bonnie and her cousin Sylvia are left in the cruel care of Miss Slighcarp. Together with Simon the Gooseboy, they make a daring escape, but they must find a way to wrest Willoughby Chase from Miss Slighcarp's evil clutches.

These eight stories, most of which include a bit of magic, include tales of a wishing mat, an enormous cat, and a very strange house.

As is traditional in the world of zines, we apologize for the lateness of the current issue to appear. This, er, tradition goes back to Bob, the first caveman. Damn his late eyes. Also, we introduce a new columnist, Nicole Kimberling, who will write about food. This time, she starts us off with that most delightful of comestibles: brownies.