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The Literary Fantasy Magazine: Spring 2026

The Literary Fantasy Magazine: Spring 2026

TEN THOUGHTFUL TALES OF EXCELLENT FANTASY.

From quaint southern towns in the shadow of a looming mountain, to hardy northern villages built atop one; from the depths of goblin caves to a suburb haunted by an eldritch horror, each story opens a window into the whimsical world of the unknown.

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From quaint southern towns in the shadow of a looming mountain, to hardy northern villages built atop one; from the depths of goblin caves to a suburb haunted by an eldritch horror, each story opens a window into the whimsical world of the unknown.

This curated issue of literary fantasy offers both exciting adventure and masterfully crafted prose and poetry. Some tales garner a laugh, while others beg introspection. The range of fantasy is vast, but a microcosm of it has been captured in these pages, like lightning in a bottle.

Highlights include: James Callan’s “Once is Never Enough,” a sword & sorcery featuring characters from his latest novel, Old Sorcery; Nino Bonura’s “The Golem of Cairo,” a chilling tale from the perspective of an autonomous construct; and Mike Wheet’s “Champion,” a familiar story concerning an unexpected hero who rises in an unexpected way.

Writers published in this issue: Nino Bonura, James Callan, Glenn Dungan, James D. Mills, Jennifer Oliver, Ryan Owen, Matias Travieso-Diaz, DJ Tyrer, Ian William Walker, and Mike Wheet.

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Author: Various Authors
Series: The Literary Fantasy Magazine, Book 3
Genre: Literary Fantasy
Tag: Magazines
Publisher: The Arcanist: Fantasy Publishing
Publication Year: 2026
ASIN: B0GZHZ3FDP
ISBN: 9798992313536
List Price: 14.99
eBook Price: 4.99
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