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Another good magazine all round. I enjoy delving into the book reviews to give me ideas for what to read, and then books for review land on my doormat so...never mind the reviews were good even though I'll probably not now get around to following any up.

The stories were as strange as ever. The cockroach hotel was real yuk! I imagine that is what was intended.

I had a problem though with the plague city and the opera house. I really think the man ought to have let his wife go. I found it difficult to sympathise with him.

I thought the teenagers in the cave story difficult to get to grips with. I couldn't quite visualise the darkness. Darkness that swallows. I was labouring a bit with it.

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Another solid issue, with my favourite being Alison Littlewood's About the Dark - a great idea, well executed.

A bit concerned about what's going on in Mr Tapley's head, since he apparently writes some of my 4-year-old son's favourite entertainment!

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Black Static 25 reviewed on SF Revu. Sam Tomaino was unable to resist: "Best. Magazine. Ever."

Black Static 25 now live on Smashwords and uploaded to Fictionwise.

On S'words the PC ebook emulators show the Kindle version of Black Static 25 working better than the EPub where I can't get pages to break in the right place or links to take readers to the intended point after that break.

Black Static #25 & 26 reviewed by Nick Cato over at The Horror Fiction review:-

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Black Static #25 now live on Fictionwise with 'About The Dark' by Alison Littlewood, 'The Curtain Parts' by Christopher Fowler, 'The Travellers Stay' by Ray Cluley, 'The Holy Spear' by Barbara A. Barnett, 'Best. Summer. Ever.' by Nathaniel Tapley and, taking advantage of my position as E Editor, Peter Tennants' reviews of my Pendragon Press chapbook 'The Joy of Technology', David Matthew's 'O My Days', Allyson Bird's 'Isis Unbound' and lots more.

Black Static #25 is now on Amazon and you can 'look inside'. This issue is from February 2011 and Alison Littlewood's story 'About the Dark' has been selected as one of the year's best.
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