Sirens Call Publications

01/08/2024

For the 67th issue of The Sirens Call Zine, our sub-theme is Halloween! In addition to general dark fiction and horror, we'll be on the lookout for anything about Samhain, Mischief Night, All Saints Day, or just fall themed tales in general. Pumpkins, autumn leaves, and apple cider are all on the table, as long as they're somehow twisted into a tale of horror! In addition to this issue's sub-theme, we're always looking for well-constructed tales and poetry that deliver solid horror and dark fiction. We'll be accepting short stories, flash fiction, drabbles, and poetry that fit within the horror/dark fiction genre. We welcome reprints as long as you hold the copyright to the piece. Your piece can be scary, sullen, emotive, freaky, elegant, have a dark satirical edge to it, or be outright terrifying beyond measure! - visit sirenscallpub.com for details....

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For the 67th issue of The Sirens Call Zine, our sub-theme is Halloween! In addition to general dark fiction and horror, we’ll be on the lookout for anything about Samhain, Mischief Night, All…

31/07/2024

26/07/2024

Continuing to thank the Authors and poets who contributed towards making The Sirens Call Summer 2024 issue such a fantastic Zine!

Thank you to: K.A. Johnson, Kieran Judge, Naching T. Kassa, Sarah Kelderman, William Kitcher, Tom Koperwas, Andrew Kurtz, Ngo Binh Anh Khoa, Lisa Lahey, Gerri Leen, Lori R. Lopez, LindaAnn LoSchiavo, Soter Lucio, Hillary Lyon, Brooke MacKenzie, Kelly Matsuura-Author, Chris McAuley, K. L. Mill, Milkana N. Mingels, Richard Meldrum, Ava Monegan, Jim Mountfield, Dan Muennzer, Allister Nelson, Nicole Nevel-Steighner, Cassandra O'Sullivan Sachar, Bud Pharo, Celeste Plowden, Jeff Presto, Aron Reinhold, Hayden Robinson, Author S.H. Roddey, Rie Sheridan Rose, Brian Rosenberger, Dr.Robert Runte, John Ryland, Neil Sanzari, Sartorius, Sumiko Saulson, Joshua Skye, Samantha Slaven, Veronica Smith, Suzanne Spinelli, Gregg Steighner, L. Stephenson, P.S. Traum, Paul Tristram, Terry Trowbridge, Mark Tulin, DJ Tyrer, Carole Tyrrell, Leroy B. Vaughn, K. J. Watson, and JB Wocoski!

And of course, our hard working staff: Gloria Bobrowicz, Lee Andrew Forman, Marge Simon, Richard Meldrum, Mike Lera - Writer, and Nina D'Arcangela. Thank you for your hard work and dedication!

26/07/2024

The Sirens Call Summer 2024 Zine weighs in at 281 pages that are filled with short stories, flash fiction, and dark poetry. We'd like to thank all those who contributed their work to make this issue such a massive beast! This will take more than one post, so please hang in there. Names will be alphabetical.

Thank you to: Isaiah Acevedo, Shannon Acrey, Anderson, Diane Arrelle, Miracle Austin, Gabriella Balcom, A.R. Bender, Maria Bertolone, Hannah Birss, Will H. Blackwell, Jr., Pixie Bruner, Cathy Thomas-Bryant, LeighAnn Burley, Taye Carrol, Spencer W. Church, Chris P. Clay, Dawn Colclasure, Jose Angel Conde, Nickolas Cook, Sue Cook, Susan Cornford, JB Corso, B.K. Crafton, Author Scott Craven, Renee Cronley, Donna Cuttress, Andrew Darlington, Sandy DeLuca, Jeffrey Durkin, Paul Edwards, Sean Edwards, E. W. Farnsworth, Author, Anita Alexanian Forman, Lee Andrew Forman, Alper Ghuchlu, David Gianatasio, Alex Grehy, Heather Grimm, George Lee Grimsley, Jennifer Gunner, Sarah Das Gupta, John H. Dromey, Robert Hanover, David B. Harrington, Ash Hartwell, Doug Hawley, Gary Hewitt, Allison Hillier, Christopher Hivner, Ian Hunter, Rob Inkpen, Donna J. W. Munro, Mathias Jansson, Rachel Jane, and Shirlee Jellum!

26/07/2024

We just released The Sirens Call Summer 2024 Zine and we'd like to say thank you to all those that made it a fantastic issue. This will take a few posts, so lets start with our Features!

A very warn thank you to Mike Lera who pens a film-related column for the Zine titled Mike Lera's Corridor of Horror - his take on Jason vs. 'Jason' is great fodder for those who love Friday the 13th copy-cat films!

A huge thank you to our Featured Artist, world-renowned photographer Johnny Joo, for allowing us to present 15 of his gorgeous images depicting the lost, forgotten, and abandoned!

We can't thank our Spotlight Poet enough for allowing us to shine a light on her and her work. Thank you very much, Alex Grehy! Keep an eye out for Alex's story featured in the Zine as well!

Our Featured Project, StokerVerse, is the brainchild of Chris McAuley and Darce Stoker. It's a world where all things come from or revolve around Bram Stoker. Games, TV series, books, manga, comics, collectibles - if it relates to the StokerVerse, there's a taste of it in there for you. A very grateful thank you to Chris McAuley and Darce Stoker for allowing us the opportunity to present their world to you!

A monstrous thank you to Douglas Ford, our Featured Author, who took us to Paris with him on an uncanny journey. Travel with him in his mind as his feet walk the streets with photographer Jerlin Ford. Thank you, Jerlin, for allowing us to use your beautiful shots of Paris in the article.

And finally, our Featured Novel, 'The Trick', by Douglas Ford. In issue 66, we're treated to a 4 page excerpt from The trick - just enough to wet your appetite for more!

26/07/2024

NEW RELEASE:

The 66th issue of The Sirens Call Zine is 281 pages containing 200 pieces of fiction and poetry from 110 different authors and poets. Mike Lera's Corridor of Horror takes us down a forest path to explore the films that cashed-in on the success of The Friday the 13th franchise. Our Featured Artist, world-renowned photographer Johnny Joo, offers fifteen images of the lost and forgotten. Our Spotlight Poet, Alex Grehy, shares a few words about her collection, Last Species Standing. For this issue's Featured Project, we visited a virtual world known as StokerVerse, the brainchild of Darce Stoker and Chris McAuley. Our Featured Author, Douglas Ford, takes us along on his uncanny journey in Paris and shares a few images from their travels taken by Jerlin Ford. Also on offer from Douglas Ford is an excerpt from his novel, 'The Trick'.

26/07/2024

The 66th issue of The Sirens Call Zine is 281 pages containing 200 pieces of fiction and poetry from 110 different authors and poets. Mike Lera's Corridor of Horror takes us down a forest path to explore the films that cashed-in on the success of The Friday the 13th franchise. Our Featured Artist, world-renowned photographer Johnny Joo, offers fifteen images of the lost and forgotten. Our Spotlight Poet, Alex Grehy, shares a few words about her collection, Last Species Standing. For this issue's Featured Project, we visited a virtual world known as StokerVerse, the brainchild of Darce Stoker and Chris McAuley. Our Featured Author, Douglas Ford, takes us along on his uncanny journey in Paris and shares a few images from their travels taken by Jerlin Ford. Also on offer from Douglas Ford is an excerpt from his novel, 'The Trick'. ...

The 66th issue of The Sirens Call Zine is 281 pages containing 200 pieces of fiction and poetry from 110 different authors and poets. Mike Lera’s Corridor of Horror takes us down a forest pat…

01/06/2024

SUBMISSIONS ARE CLOSED for the Summer 2024 issue of The Sirens Call. Please visit us again in August when we open the call for the Halloween 2024 issue of The Sirens Call. ...

SUBMISSIONS ARE CLOSED for the Summer 2024 issue of The Sirens Call. Please visit us again in August when we open the call for the Halloween 2024 issue of The Sirens Call.

01/05/2024

The summer warmth is always welcome after a long winter, but what happens when it becomes unbearable? The 66th issue of The Sirens Call has a sub-theme of Can't Take the Heat. This theme is open to interpretation. Warm up that creative brain and show us your take on what it means! Scorching heat can come from many places—a burning fire, happenings in the kitchen, a witch's brew, global warming, a flame thrower, Hades, the Sun itself, or anything you can imagine! Or, it can take on other forms… It's up to you to cook up something good! In addition to this issue's sub-theme, we're always looking for well-constructed tales and poetry that deliver solid horror and dark fiction. We'll be accepting short stories, flash fiction, drabbles, and poetry that fit within the horror/dark fiction genre. We welcome reprints as long as you hold the copyright to the piece. Your piece can be scary, sullen, emotive, freaky, elegant, have a dark satirical edge to it, or drive fear right into our hearts! - visit sirenscallpub.com for details....

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The summer warmth is always welcome after a long winter, but what happens when it becomes unbearable? The 66th issue of The Sirens Call has a sub-theme of Can’t Take the Heat. This theme is o…

26/04/2024

The 65th issue of The Sirens Call comes in at 283 pages! It's made up of 200 pieces of fiction from 104 different writers in the form of short stories, flash fiction, and dark poetry. With a 'Born Ravenous' sub-theme, this issue contains Mike Lera's Corridor of Horror which features an interview with Horror Movie Composer Everett Young! Our Featured Artist, Anastasia Evgrafova, shares a bit of her fantastical journey with us, along with 15 images, including the cover art! We have two Spotlight Poets this issue, Marge Simon & Mary Turzillo, whose latest collaborative project is featured in the poetry section, Cast from Darkness! Our Featured Project this Spring is Phantom History House, a B&B experience located in the Tampa Florida area serving up a bit of elegance along with its paranormal roots! And our Featured Poet, Maxwell I. Gold, talks about how negative influence only made him push harder to succeed! Maxwell also offers us a peek into his poetry collection, Bleeding Rainbows and Other Broken Spectrums! ...

The 65th issue of The Sirens Call comes in at 283 pages! It’s made up of 200 pieces of fiction from 104 different writers in the form of short stories, flash fiction, and dark poetry. With a …

01/02/2024

Spring is a time of rebirth, but not all things born are gentle and kind. For the 65th issue of The Sirens Call Zine, we have a sub-theme of Born Ravenous. With the coming warmth of Spring, life rises in all its forms. And how hungry would those things be? What would satisfy the voracious appetite of a new-born being, whether it be natural or brought to life through other means? Feed us a tale of what eager-mouthed things might feast upon that would make the hungriest of stomachs lose its appetite! In addition to this issue's sub-theme, we're always looking for well-constructed tales and poetry that deliver solid horror and dark fiction. We'll be accepting short stories, flash fiction, drabbles, and poetry that fit within the horror/dark fiction genre. We welcome reprints as long as you hold the copyright to the piece. Your piece can be scary, sullen, emotive, freaky, elegant, have a dark satirical edge to it, or make us sleep with the lights on! - visit sirenscallpub.com for details....

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Spring is a time of rebirth, but not all things born are gentle and kind. For the 65th issue of The Sirens Call Zine, we have a sub-theme of Born Ravenous. With the coming warmth of Spring, life ri…

30/01/2024

The 64 issue of The Sirens Call comes in at 253 pages! It's made up of 167 pieces of fiction in the form of short stories, flash fiction, and dark poetry. With a 'When Hell Freezes Over' sub-theme, this issue contains Mike Lera's Corridor of Horror which offers us a glimpse of The Tumultuous Journey of a Kaiju King! Our Featured Artist, Judson Michael Agla, shares a peek into his world along with 18 images from The Pencil Works! Our Featured Project this Winter is non other than Hellcat Woodcraft, this woodworker is making some incredibly spectacular things, come have a look for yourself! And our Featured Author, Briana Morgan, tells us about her inspiration and love of nightmare-inducing horror! Morgan also offers us a peek into her novel, The Reyes Incident! ...

The 64 issue of The Sirens Call comes in at 253 pages! It’s made up of 167 pieces of fiction in the form of short stories, flash fiction, and dark poetry. With a ‘When Hell Freezes Over…

26/10/2023

The Halloween issue of The Sirens Call Zine just dropped, and it's enormous! Grab a copy for free on our website!

The 63rd issue of The Sirens Call is humongous! It’s 344 pages made up of 231 pieces of fiction in the form of short stories, flash fiction, and dark poetry from 136 different authors and poe…

16/10/2023

SUBMISSIONS ARE CLOSED for the Winter 2023 issue of The Sirens Call. Please visit us again in January when we open the call for the Spring 2024 issue of The Sirens Call. ...

SUBMISSIONS ARE CLOSED for the Winter 2023 issue of The Sirens Call. Please visit us again in January when we open the call for the Spring 2024 issue of The Sirens Call.

01/09/2023

For the past eleven years, we’ve celebrated the death of the year with a death themed Winter call. This year we’re still celebrating the death of 2023, but we’re doing it a little differently. This issue has a sub-theme of When Hell Freezes Over! We want you to tell us what would happen if Hell were to freeze over and the flames that euphemistically burn below were extinguished. Where would the demons go? Would they make their way to the mortal plain? Would the snuffing of the fire release the souls trapped there? Would a fissure open and swallow part of our world? Or would the Morning Star himself be on the hunt for new turf? Where would the vile souls go if hell were no longer there to collect them… Think mayhem, think madness; think what if Hell froze over? Beyond this issue’s sub-theme, we're always looking for well-constructed tales and poetry that deliver solid horror and dark fiction. We'll be accepting short stories, flash fiction, drabbles, and poetry that fit within the horror/dark fiction genre. We welcome reprints as long as you hold the copyright to the piece. Your piece can be scary, sullen, emotive, freaky, elegant, have a dark satirical edge to it, or rattle us to the core! - visit sirenscallpub.com for details....

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For the past eleven years, we’ve celebrated the death of the year with a death themed Winter call. This year we’re still celebrating the death of 2023, but we’re doing it a little differently. This…

16/08/2023

SUBMISSIONS ARE CLOSED for the Halloween 2023 issue of The Sirens Call. Please visit us again in September when we open the call for the Winter 2023 issue of The Sirens Call. ...

SUBMISSIONS ARE CLOSED for the Halloween 2023 issue of The Sirens Call. Please visit us again in September when we open the call for the Winter 2023 issue of The Sirens Call. …

01/07/2023

In our world, every day is Halloween and we can’t get enough of it! The 63rd issue of The Sirens Call Zine has a sub-theme of Halloween. We’re also open to pieces celebrating Samhain, Punkie Night, All Soul’s Day, El Día de los Mu***os, Guy Fawkes Night, Mischief Night, Hungry Ghost Festival, Pomona and Obon; you get the idea… Celebrate the dead, and what happens when the veil thins, and you’ll make us happy little horror campers! A small caveat to the restrictions on this call: please do not elevate or defame religion vigorously in your submission unless it’s vital to the storyline. We aren’t looking to celebrate religion, we’re looking to celebrate ghosts, ghouls, and all that can go wrong when the oogie-boogies come out to play. Beyond this issue’s sub-theme, we're always looking for well-constructed tales and poetry that deliver solid horror and dark fiction. We'll be accepting short stories, flash fiction, drabbles, and poetry that fit within the horror/dark fiction genre. We welcome reprints as long as you hold the copyright to the piece. Your piece can be scary, sullen, emotive, freaky, elegant, have a dark satirical edge to it, or rattle us to the core! - visit sirenscallpub.com for details....

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In our world, every day is Halloween and we can’t get enough of it! The 63rd issue of The Sirens Call Zine has a sub-theme of Halloween. We’re also open to pieces celebrating Samhain, Punkie Night,…

30/06/2023

The 62nd issue of The Sirens Call is a whopping 274 pages made up of 169 pieces of fiction in the form of short stories, flash fiction, and dark poetry from 105 different authors! With a sub-theme of Cryptid Horror, this puppy has a little something in the mix for everyone! Mike Lera's Corridor of Horror presents 'The Worst Shark Attack Films You've Never Seen', a glimpse of what makes bad shark flicks so good! Our Featured Artists, The Flash Nites (Katie & Chris Robleski), introduce us to 'painting with light' and offer 15 of their amazing photographic images - including the artwork on the cover of this issue! This quarter's Featured Project is 'Paper Cuts Live Show and Podcast' hosted by Brad Proctor and Jason Grell. They tell of how their separate BookTube channels birthed a show that hosts interviews with authors on their live stream - so hit 'em up, guys! Our Featured Author, Brent Abell, tells us 'It's Time to get Things Started', and offers us a peek into his latest double-dose release of White Creek Horror: 'Dragonflies' - a novella, and 'Small Town Terrors' - a collection of short stories. Please, grab a copy for free, and don't be shy about sharing it around!

The 62nd issue of The Sirens Call is a whopping 274 pages made up of 169 pieces of fiction in the form of short stories, flash fiction, and dark poetry from 105 different authors! With a sub-theme …

19/06/2023

I'm Tired by Brent Abell From the Diary of Frank Hill I’m not sure where I want to begin. I can feel the change in the air every time I step outside. Drake feels it too when I let the poor dog outside, and he doesn’t even have the touch about him. I wish I hadn’t been chosen for this duty....

I’m Tired by Brent Abell From the Diary of Frank Hill I’m not sure where I want to begin. I can feel the change in the air every time I step outside. Drake feels it too when I let the poor do…

18/06/2023

The Coming Storm by Brent Abell The sleepy little town of White Creek is awakening. Deep under the soil, an evil has toiled for centuries plotting to break the binds trapping it beneath the surface. The time is quickly dawning on their return. Each day leaves the magical chains weakened and crumbling. Each day brings White Creek closer to an unholy reckoning like the natural world has never witnessed before....

The Coming Storm by Brent Abell The sleepy little town of White Creek is awakening. Deep under the soil, an evil has toiled for centuries plotting to break the binds trapping it beneath the surface…

17/06/2023

Author Spotlight Brent Abell Brent Abell resides in Southern Indiana with his wife and Drake the Puggle. Brent enjoys anything horror related. In his writing career, he’s had stories featured in over 30 publications from multiple presses. His books Southern Devils, Southern Devils: Reconstruction of the Dead, In Memoriam, The Calling, Phoenix Protocol, Dying Days: Death Sentence, Dying Days: Zealot, Death Inc., …...

Author Spotlight Brent Abell Brent Abell resides in Southern Indiana with his wife and Drake the Puggle. Brent enjoys anything horror related. In his writing career, he’s had stories featured in ov…

16/06/2023

A Double Dose of White Creek Horror! by Brent Abell Home, Sweet, Horror At a recent convention, I was asked about White Creek. Why would I create a town instead of using a place familiar to readers? The answer is quite simple, I don’t want the town to be a place people know in reality. It isn’t a matter of making sure details are correct, but I want the readers to explore a new place besides the characters....

A Double Dose of White Creek Horror! by Brent Abell Home, Sweet, Horror At a recent convention, I was asked about White Creek. Why would I create a town instead of using a place familia…

15/06/2023

Sirens Call Publications is pleased to announce the release of... Small Town Terrors by Brent Abell Small Town Terrors, a collection of White Creek horror stories! White Creek isn’t your average small town. Behind the smiling faces and rustic charm lurks an unholy evil. The idyllic façade masks a bloody history buried deep beneath Main Street and hidden in the dense…...

Sirens Call Publications is pleased to announce the release of… Small Town Terrors by Brent Abell Small Town Terrors, a collection of White Creek horror stories! White Creek isn’t your averag…

15/06/2023

Sirens Call Publications is pleased to announce the release of... Dragonflies by Brent Abell A White Creek Horror! Sheriff Frank Hill knows about the evil simmering beneath the surface of White Creek. He’s battled it before, and it cost him dearly. Once again, he must step up to do the job he’s tried to run from for a lifetime. Ten years ago, Eric Dean survived his brush with death....

Sirens Call Publications is pleased to announce the release of… Dragonflies by Brent Abell A White Creek Horror! Sheriff Frank Hill knows about the evil simmering beneath the surface of White…

01/06/2023

SUBMISSIONS ARE CLOSED for the Summer 2023 issue of The Sirens Call. Please visit us again in July when we open the call for the Halloween 2023 issue of The Sirens Call. ...

SUBMISSIONS ARE CLOSED for the Summer 2023 issue of The Sirens Call. Please visit us again in July when we open the call for the Halloween 2023 issue of The Sirens Call.

12/05/2023

SUBMISSIONS OPEN:
ENCOUNTERED

This is a call for Alien Horror. Make your story brutal, vicious, or scary as all hell!

Make sure there is at least one human and one alien involved. Beyond our don’ts listed below, go for it!

❌ No graphic r**e scenarios will be accepted.
❌ No stories containing be******ty or pe******ia will be accepted.
❌ No happy endings. Cliffhangers are acceptable.

This is a Horror call, not Science Fiction.

👉 Word count: 2,000 – 3,000 words
👉 Payment: $15 per story
👉 Best story gains a $50 bonus!

💀 Deadline: June 30, 2023

Details at SirensCallPub.com or link in bio

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09/05/2023

Open Call for submissions to 'ENCOUNTERED' - This is a call for Alien Horror. Make your story brutal, vicious, or scary as all hell! Make sure there is at least one human and one alien involved. Be sure to check the call for our taboo rules, and go for it! visit sirenscallpub.com for details....

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Open Call for submissions to ‘ENCOUNTERED’ – This is a call for Alien Horror. Make your story brutal, vicious, or scary as all hell! Make sure there is at least one human and one …

09/05/2023

The 61st issue of The Sirens Call weighs in at 236 pages made up of 173 pieces of fiction in the form of short stories, flash fiction, and dark poetry from 100 different authors! Mike Lera's Corridor of Horror presents 'Short, But Scary', an introspective on anthology film making. Our Featured Artist, Ksenya Lumitar Drozd, speaks about 'The Power of the Wild Mother Wolf', as well as offers 14 of her watercolor illustrations. This quarter's Featured project is 'What A Scream' podcast, hosted by Ygraine Hackett-Cantabrana, not only does she detail 'Turning Nightmares Into A Dream', she's also picked out her top 5 episodes and tells us why each is so significant. Our Featured Author, Gwendolyn Kiste, discusses 'Everyday Horror: The Existential Terror of Daily Living', and offers us a peek at her novel, 'Reluctant Immortals'. Please, grab a copy for free, and don't be shy about sharing it around! ...

The 61st issue of The Sirens Call weighs in at 236 pages made up of 173 pieces of fiction in the form of short stories, flash fiction, and dark poetry from 100 different authors! Mike Lera’s …

09/05/2023

Who doesn’t love a little fun under the summer sun? But what if we aren’t the only thing that wants to romp in the warmer weather? The 62nd issue of The Sirens Call has a sub-theme of Local Legends. Not just any kind of legend, we’re talking cryptid lore! We’d prefer that you create your own hometown beastie and leave the well-known ones alone, but if you feel your story is strong enough to compete with originality, feel free to adopt your well-known local cryptid and take them out for a joyride. As always, the pieces must be horror or dark fiction – no Harry and the Hendersons stories, please. We’ve seen the movie and enjoyed it, but it’s not our cup of publishing goo. Beyond this issue’s sub-theme, we're always looking for well-constructed tales and poetry that deliver solid horror and dark fiction. We'll be accepting short stories, flash fiction, drabbles, and poetry that fit within the horror/dark fiction genre. We welcome reprints as long as you hold the copyright to the piece. Your piece can be scary, sullen, emotive, freaky, elegant, have a dark satirical edge to it, or rattle us to the core! - visit sirenscallpub.com for details....

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Who doesn’t love a little fun under the summer sun? But what if we aren’t the only thing that wants to romp in the warmer weather? The 62nd issue of The Sirens Call has a sub-theme of Local Legends…