Nightmare Magazine 24: September 2014

This month, we have original fiction from Sunny Moraine ("Singing With All My Skin and Bone") and Daniel José Older ("Animal"), and reprints by Charles L. Grant ("Old Friends") and Lisa Tuttle ("The Man in the Ditch"). We also have the latest installment of our column on horror, "The H Word," plus author spotlights with our authors, a showcase on our cover artist, and of course, an exciting feature interview.
"I’m telling you this so you know: I don’t remember when I started eating myself. You should remember something like that. It should be a moment, one of those that you carry around forever, a line that you cut across your life to mark before, when everything was one way, and after, when everything was different. I don’t remember discovering it like a secret formula or an equation that explained the universe. I don’t remember discovering it at all. I’m not sure it was discovery. I think maybe it was something that grew, that asserted itself, learning without meaning to learn, like walking or speech. You’re made of things you can take to pieces, and those pieces can be eaten. The truth is that you’re made of meat."