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(s)crawl literary magazine
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» issue no. 01 out now!
» horror focused lit mag amplifying voices marginalized within the genre
» we publish short fiction & poetry by LGBTQIA+, neurodiverse, female, BIPOC, and disabled voices
» submissions: closed

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author interview with @rjaurand.bsky.social is live on the (s)crawl blog ✍️

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learn more about the inspiration behind the piece “Skull with Laurel, 1832” and how we all experience “little deaths” in order to grow and shed old versions of ourselves.
"Life is in its own way a series of little deaths, and shedding these skins/releasing older versions of ourselves is what makes it possible for us to change and grow. I'm not the same person I was fifteen years ago, or even five years ago-and that's the way things should be." -rj aurand
November 30, 2025 at 8:40 PM
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author interview with @rlhendie.bsky.social is live on the (s)crawl blog ✍️

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learn more about the inspiration for her piece “The Dead Man” and how the use of humor as a technique—if the right balance is struck—can make horror elements even more effective.
"Even when there's zero physical danger, having something unwanted follow you around—gradually consuming your time/energy/strength to such a degree that you relent and accept it—can be real life-wrecker. Maybe there's a very good reason for accepting it. Maybe you've got no other choice but to accept it. Maybe you're just exhausted. But the end result is the same—now you're stuck with a dead man." -rachel henderson
November 23, 2025 at 6:29 PM
scrawlmagazine.bsky.social
author interview with @rlhendie.bsky.social is live on the (s)crawl blog ✍️

scrawlmag.com/blog/intervi...

learn more about the inspiration for her piece “The Dead Man” and how the use of humor as a technique—if the right balance is struck—can make horror elements even more effective.
"Even when there's zero physical danger, having something unwanted follow you around—gradually consuming your time/energy/strength to such a degree that you relent and accept it—can be real life-wrecker. Maybe there's a very good reason for accepting it. Maybe you've got no other choice but to accept it. Maybe you're just exhausted. But the end result is the same—now you're stuck with a dead man." -rachel henderson
November 23, 2025 at 6:29 PM
scrawlmagazine.bsky.social
author interview with sasha ravitch is live on the (s)crawl blog ✍️

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learn more about the inspiration for her experimental piece “the serpent finds eve in every lifetime; or, GARDEN REVISITED” and how her work in occulture and witchcraft informs her writing.
"The Book of Revelation has colonized my symbolic language without a clear or definable provenance. But can you write about queerness, about monstrous desire, about obsession, without calling the Devil or the Woman of the Apocalypse?" -sasha ravitch
November 16, 2025 at 9:04 PM
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author interview with chloe ho is live on the (s)crawl blog ✍️

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learn more about the inspiration for her piece “still life of womb” and how diction, alliteration, and internal rhyme come together to evoke the pain of menstruation.
"Subject matter naturally informs structure, definitely. Free verse comes the most natural for me, and I feel that it particularly suits "still life of womb" precisely because it's so loose, so unstructured. You re not particularly coherent when you're curled up immobile and trying to not literally cry out in pain, after all." -chloe ho
November 9, 2025 at 2:54 PM
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author interview with hannah madden is live on the (s)crawl blog ✍️

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learn more about the inspiration for her piece “My Disposal” and how she explores generational trauma through an everyday household appliance.
"In my story, I gave the garbage disposal a voice because it can often feel like we're being taken from more than we are willing to give up. At first it feels harmless, but as we are whittled down more and more, we realize that something has to change." -hannah madden
November 2, 2025 at 5:36 PM
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today is release day for (s)crawl’s inaugural issue! 🎉

we have seven incredible pieces for you:
4 short stories
2 poems
1 experimental piece

some visceral, some emotional, but all worth your time.

read issue no. 01 now @ scrawlmag.com
cover of our fall 2025 issue. a moody photo of a skull surrounded by dirt and leaves. text: ISSUE NO. 01 fall 2025 (s)crawl literary magazine list of our fall 2025 contributors text: My Disposal hannah madden still life of womb chloe ho the serpent finds eve in every lifetime; or, GARDEN REVISITED sasha ravitch The Dead Man rachel henderson Skull with Laurel, 1832 rj aurand i always liked blueberries the best zanny stohl Glass Girl ashley huyge
October 26, 2025 at 12:55 PM
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rjaurand.bsky.social
I'm in the inaugural issue of this super cool new horror mag! Check out my gothic poem "Skull with Laurel, 1832" (and all the other cool pieces) below! It's perfect reading for spooky season.

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October 27, 2025 at 1:32 AM
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RELEASE DAY RELEASE DAY
scrawlmagazine.bsky.social (s)crawl literary magazine @scrawlmagazine.bsky.social · Oct 26
today is release day for (s)crawl’s inaugural issue! 🎉

we have seven incredible pieces for you:
4 short stories
2 poems
1 experimental piece

some visceral, some emotional, but all worth your time.

read issue no. 01 now @ scrawlmag.com
cover of our fall 2025 issue. a moody photo of a skull surrounded by dirt and leaves. text: ISSUE NO. 01 fall 2025 (s)crawl literary magazine list of our fall 2025 contributors text: My Disposal hannah madden still life of womb chloe ho the serpent finds eve in every lifetime; or, GARDEN REVISITED sasha ravitch The Dead Man rachel henderson Skull with Laurel, 1832 rj aurand i always liked blueberries the best zanny stohl Glass Girl ashley huyge
October 26, 2025 at 1:09 PM
scrawlmagazine.bsky.social
today is release day for (s)crawl’s inaugural issue! 🎉

we have seven incredible pieces for you:
4 short stories
2 poems
1 experimental piece

some visceral, some emotional, but all worth your time.

read issue no. 01 now @ scrawlmag.com
cover of our fall 2025 issue. a moody photo of a skull surrounded by dirt and leaves. text: ISSUE NO. 01 fall 2025 (s)crawl literary magazine list of our fall 2025 contributors text: My Disposal hannah madden still life of womb chloe ho the serpent finds eve in every lifetime; or, GARDEN REVISITED sasha ravitch The Dead Man rachel henderson Skull with Laurel, 1832 rj aurand i always liked blueberries the best zanny stohl Glass Girl ashley huyge
October 26, 2025 at 12:55 PM
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#FF It’s Loud Shirt Day! To celebrate, give some ❤️ and a follow to these publications in the lit community that begin with “L” or “S”!
@scrawlmagazine.bsky.social
@lothlorienpoetryj.bsky.social
@saggingmeniscus.bsky.social
@lowhangingfruiter.bsky.social
@saltpublishing.com
October 18, 2025 at 3:03 AM
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scrawlmagazine.bsky.social
read the rest of “Glass Girl” by Ashley Huyge (@ashleyhuygewrites.bsky.social) in issue no. 01 of (s)crawl on 10.26.25

#scrawlmagazine #litmag #horrorlit #horrorwriters
greyscale graphic showing a portion of a human skull. overlaid text says: FIRST LINES I never wanted children of my own. Glass Girl Ashley Huyge
October 12, 2025 at 5:56 PM
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read the rest of “still life of womb” by chloe ho in issue no. 01 of (s)crawl on 10.26.25

#scrawlmagazine #horrorpoetry #litmag #horrorwriters
greyscale graphic showing a portion of a human skull. overlaid text says: FIRST LINES ghost-girl crumple of the petalled body its crush, its bloat, its crying swell ... still life of womb Chloe Ho
October 9, 2025 at 6:15 PM
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read the rest of “i always liked blueberries the best” by zanny stohl (@znnys.bsky.social) in issue no. 01 of (s)crawl on 10.26.25

#scrawlmagazine #horrorlit #litmag #horrorwriters
greyscale graphic showing a portion of a human skull. overlaid text says: FIRST LINES "You're an animal person," she says. "I like that." i always liked blueberries the best Zanny Stohl
October 6, 2025 at 7:01 PM
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read the rest of “The Dead Man” by Rachel Henderson (@rlhendie.bsky.social) in issue no. 01 of (s)crawl on 10.26.25

#scrawlmagazine #litmag #horrorlit #horrorwriters
greyscale graphic showing a portion of a human skull. overlaid text says: FIRST LINES There is a man at my office who I know, for a fact, to be dead. The Dead Man Rachel Henderson
October 3, 2025 at 7:08 PM
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read the rest of “Skull with Laurel, 1832” by RJ Aurand (@rjaurand.bsky.social) in issue no. 01 of (s)crawl on 10.26.25

#scrawlmagazine #litmag #horrorpoetry #horrorwriters
greyscale graphic showing a portion of a human skull. overlaid text says: FIRST LINES Alois, awoken from your slumber and lifted from the grave like precious jewels RJ Aurand Skull with Laurel, 1832
September 30, 2025 at 4:57 PM
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read the rest of “My Disposal” by Hannah Madden in issue no. 01 of (s)crawl on 10.26.25

#scrawlmagazine #litmag #horrorlit #horrorwriters
greyscale graphic showing a portion of a human skull. overlaid text says: FIRST LINES My garbage disposal is speaking to me. My Disposal Hannah Madden
September 27, 2025 at 6:55 PM
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read the rest of “the serpent finds eve in every lifetime; or, GARDEN REVISITED” by sasha ravitch (@sasharavitch.bsky.social) in issue no. 01 of (s)crawl on 10.26.25

#scrawlmagazine #litmag #horrorwriters #horrorlit
greyscale graphic showing a portion of a human skull. overlaid text says: FIRST LINES God help me l have never loved anything as much as her, I have never loved anyone this much and I cannot stop eating her ... the serpent finds eve in every lifetime; or, GARDEN REVISITED Sasha Ravitch
September 24, 2025 at 8:24 PM
scrawlmagazine.bsky.social
read the rest of “Glass Girl” by Ashley Huyge (@ashleyhuygewrites.bsky.social) in issue no. 01 of (s)crawl on 10.26.25

#scrawlmagazine #litmag #horrorlit #horrorwriters
greyscale graphic showing a portion of a human skull. overlaid text says: FIRST LINES I never wanted children of my own. Glass Girl Ashley Huyge
October 12, 2025 at 5:56 PM
scrawlmagazine.bsky.social
read the rest of “still life of womb” by chloe ho in issue no. 01 of (s)crawl on 10.26.25

#scrawlmagazine #horrorpoetry #litmag #horrorwriters
greyscale graphic showing a portion of a human skull. overlaid text says: FIRST LINES ghost-girl crumple of the petalled body its crush, its bloat, its crying swell ... still life of womb Chloe Ho
October 9, 2025 at 6:15 PM
scrawlmagazine.bsky.social
read the rest of “i always liked blueberries the best” by zanny stohl (@znnys.bsky.social) in issue no. 01 of (s)crawl on 10.26.25

#scrawlmagazine #horrorlit #litmag #horrorwriters
greyscale graphic showing a portion of a human skull. overlaid text says: FIRST LINES "You're an animal person," she says. "I like that." i always liked blueberries the best Zanny Stohl
October 6, 2025 at 7:01 PM
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rlhendie.bsky.social
Super excited to be included in (s)crawl’s upcoming first issue, and can’t wait to see what other spooky delights are in store! 👻
scrawlmagazine.bsky.social (s)crawl literary magazine @scrawlmagazine.bsky.social · Oct 3
read the rest of “The Dead Man” by Rachel Henderson (@rlhendie.bsky.social) in issue no. 01 of (s)crawl on 10.26.25

#scrawlmagazine #litmag #horrorlit #horrorwriters
greyscale graphic showing a portion of a human skull. overlaid text says: FIRST LINES There is a man at my office who I know, for a fact, to be dead. The Dead Man Rachel Henderson
October 6, 2025 at 6:12 PM
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read the rest of “The Dead Man” by Rachel Henderson (@rlhendie.bsky.social) in issue no. 01 of (s)crawl on 10.26.25

#scrawlmagazine #litmag #horrorlit #horrorwriters
greyscale graphic showing a portion of a human skull. overlaid text says: FIRST LINES There is a man at my office who I know, for a fact, to be dead. The Dead Man Rachel Henderson
October 3, 2025 at 7:08 PM
scrawlmagazine.bsky.social
read the rest of “Skull with Laurel, 1832” by RJ Aurand (@rjaurand.bsky.social) in issue no. 01 of (s)crawl on 10.26.25

#scrawlmagazine #litmag #horrorpoetry #horrorwriters
greyscale graphic showing a portion of a human skull. overlaid text says: FIRST LINES Alois, awoken from your slumber and lifted from the grave like precious jewels RJ Aurand Skull with Laurel, 1832
September 30, 2025 at 4:57 PM
scrawlmagazine.bsky.social
read the rest of “My Disposal” by Hannah Madden in issue no. 01 of (s)crawl on 10.26.25

#scrawlmagazine #litmag #horrorlit #horrorwriters
greyscale graphic showing a portion of a human skull. overlaid text says: FIRST LINES My garbage disposal is speaking to me. My Disposal Hannah Madden
September 27, 2025 at 6:55 PM