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8 reviews Welcome to issue #7!
This issue marks a new era for Shock Totem Publications. Shortly before our last issue was released, Nick Contor chose to step away from Shock Totem and focus his life on different things. Along with John Boden, he’d been with us since day one. We wish him well on his journeys, but he is missed.
As a fitting tribute, this issue contains Nick’s final contribution to Shock Totem: a story by the legendary William F. Nolan.
In his stead, we have recruited Tom Bordonaro, author of the hilarious, gonzo-nutso “Full Dental” from our fourth issue. Tom swings for the fences, and together we have Very Big Things planned. It’s about to get interesting...
But let’s talk about right now and what you hold in your hands. Our seventh issue.
Color me biased (I am, so I expect you will judge for yourself), but I think we’ve delivered another wonderful collection of fiction and nonfiction. And by Beelzebubba, these tales have some loooooooooooong titles!
As mentioned, after meeting Nick at KillerCon IV in Las Vegas last September, William F. Nolan sent him “The Horror That Et My Pap—and Other Swamp Stuff,” a tale the likes of which you have never read before. This was the last story Nick had a hand in accepting. So here’s to you, Nick.
Not to be outdone, S. Clayton Rhodes delivers the equally long-titled “The Gates of Emile Plimpkin: The Gravedigger’s Legacy,” a novelette that veritably oozes classic horror. Damien Angelica Grintalis (formerly Damien Walters Grintalis), a woman never known to shy away from getting creative with story titles, gives us the heartbreaking “Shall I Whisper to You of Moonlight, of Sorrow, of Pieces of Us?”
