Tired of your run-of-the-mill horror stories? Here are five feminist, horror publications to cozy up with this fall. feministhorror womeninhorror womeninhorror horrorzines
October is upon us, which means it’s now the season for all things spooky and scary. But while the horror genre has often reveled in the torture and harm of marginalized bodies, there is another wave of horror fans that are looking to counter that narrative. Below is a collection of magazines and zines that explore all things horror, macabre, sci-fi, and witchcraft without forgetting about marginalized voices.
” Inclusivity is a key ethos of the zine, and it makes a concentrated effort to uplift voices that would normally be on the margins of sci-fi and horror. “We actively seek to amplify the voices of members of the queer community, people of colour, trans and non-binary people, disabled people, and people living at the intersection of those identities,” the zine’s site reads. Like its peer Suspira, Blood Bath Zine also selects a theme for each issue.
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