Sanitarium Magazine Issue #1

Don't Just Read A Horror Story, Enter This Horrifically Gripping Journey!



We're more than just a horror short story magazine, we are what the horror novels fear



If you are easily scared, afraid of the dark, or fear nightmares don't enter the Sanitarium! When it comes to entertainment would you rather have one long book, or multiple short gripping stories? I think the latter is the best bet as well, and that is exactly what you'll get with Sanitarium. Each short story is written by a different Independent author giving you, the reader, an experience you a horror experience that you will not want to escape..... Even if you could.



With the perfect mixture of suspense thriller, horror, dark horror, and other scary favorites you will instantly fall in love with these short horror stories. The short stories are carefully chosen and mixed with the right amount of dread, shrieks, and gasp inducing fear you've been seeking.



Welcome to the Sanitarium



The perfect length for your in-between reading, you’ll love the portability of this little slice of damnation as you tremble while you wait for the doctor, fear for your life over lunch, and lose yourself in the mesmerizing poetry of oblivion. It’s that easy to dive into these short horror fiction reads. Discover new authors and awake new nightmares each and every month. Sound too crazy to be true?



Within Sanitarium (Horror Fiction and Dark Verse) Magazine Issue 1 you will find the horror fiction you're deepest fears crave:

The Lunch Pail by W.B Stickel

Four Promises by TeiJay

Bait by Patrick Hayes

Bricks in the Wall by Rick Allden

She Comes to Call by Marie Robinson

Do Not Fear the Voices by Hannah M. Richardson

The Sleeper Awakens by Mitchell John Bryan

A good Day to Die by Cristel Kaa Hedberg

Zombie Apocalypse Now! by Rachel Tsoumbakos



In addition to these fear inflicting horror short stories, you will also find out:



See who’s riding high in the US and UK Kindle charts

Check in with our “Group Therapy” Session covering evil card games, on-line writing communities and a twist on classic fairy tales.

We interview British horror campaigner Richard Gladman and find out what makes him tick