WASHED UP ON DARK SHORES by Jonathan Wood Published September 15th, 2026ISBN 978-1-63023-132-3 BUY: PRINT | EBOOK Look here. Three fools come for a reckoning. DANNY staggering through life, wounded in...

Welcome to Dark Rivers, a rustic northern town forgotten by most and beloved by few. At its heart is Cannibal House, a crumbling Victorian mansion lorded over by Old Wick, a mysterious wanderer whose ...

We arrive yet again at the end of it all: the dreaded holiday season, where everything is too bright, nothing is where it should be, and you will be constantly hounded by the persistent dread of havin...

The Underland Arcana Subscription begins with the current issue. Each issue of Underland Arcana embrace the numinous, the esoteric, the supernatural, and the weird–filtered through the lens of the tar...

PREORDER: This issue releases on June 12th, 2025. This issue is a revival, a call to the sweet sweat of the summer celebration. This is the breath of wind that sweeps before the storm, that tells us o...

A collection by Elad Haber. The cautionary tales we heard as children were only the beginning. In The World Outside, Elad Haber's debut collection, you will find stories slippery and surreal, fables f...

A collection of experimental fiction by Rachel Rodman Some say the art of storytelling lies in the making of something out of nothing, but for Rachel Rodman, the art of story lies in the remaking—in t...

To celebrate the release of Josh Rountree's new collection, Death Aesthetic, we've wrangled an interview with the author about some of the inspiration behind his stories. Underland: There are a number...

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An introduction to the Night Office

To celebrate the release of Elad Haber's new collection, The World Outside, we've wrangled a little Q & A out of the author. Underland: Why did you separate the stories the way you did for the table o...

To celebrate the release of Paul Jessup's new collection of short fiction, The Skinless Man Counts to Five, we've wrangled a little Q & A out of the author. Underland: Assembling a collection is like ...