Michael Thomas-Knight, published in Infernal Ink Magazine
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Just in time for Halloween, my latest horror-fiction, short-story, ‘Mother’s Milk’ has been published in the new issue of Infernal Ink Magazine. It’s the October issue with loads of horror fiction, articles and poetry. Discover the tale of a bound and captive young woman in medieval times, saved from her harsh reality by a motherly figure. What will she have to pay, in return for this kindness? The issue is currently available in print, .pdf, and Kindle versions
Infernal Ink Magazine
publishing extremely dark fiction and poetry, favoring pieces with erotic, sexual, or humorous aspects. This magazine contains adult content and themes and is not meant for readers under eighteen years of age.
If you are interested you can order from the following links:
(.pdf version is only $1.80, how can you beat that!)
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NICE! This I must check out!
Thanks, would love it if you did!
Congratulations, POH. Buying the pdf now!
Great, Thanks! I always feel a responsibilty to an editor to help promote the issue my story is in.
Congrats, great news 🙂
Thanks bro! More coming, it just takes a while for the publications to come out. I never count my chickens until I can hold ’em in my hands – or before they hatch, somethin’ like that.
That’s fabulous!! Congrats!
Thanks, this is one of my more violent and disturbing tales. Didn’t know if I would ever find a place for it. Infernal Ink was the right place!!
Congratulation Michael 🙂
I wish I can buy the pdf too but I dont have creditcard 😦
There’s no such magazine here in my country, if there is one, I’d love to send one of mine.
If there isn’t one, start one. Photocopied pages, b&w line art, and a stapler is all you need to start. Find writers and artists in your country to contribute… just an idea.
That’s a good idea…but I don’t think that’s for me 😉
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