Horror Carousel

This project is believed to be defunct. (December 2007)

About

Horror Carousel is a printed, horror-fiction fanzine published twice a year. Through the written words of invented stories, it aims to define the darker conditions of human life and explore the more visceral range of human emotions.

Country of Publication

United States

Publication Medium & Frequency

Print Publication Print Publication: Published 2 x per year

Fiction Believed Defunct

Audience:

Unknown

Genres:

Open to all/most Genres, including:
Horror

Lengths:

Short Story: 1,000 - 5,000 words.

Styles:

Dark.

Topics:

None found.

Payment:

Token payment (under 1 US cent per word) Token payment (under 1 US cent per word).
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Submissions:

Method: Postal.
Reprints: Reprints are NOT allowed.
Simultaneous submissions: Unknown.
Media: Text.

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Dates

Last Updated: 22 May 2026