The Chamber seeks horror and dark literature of all genres from around the world. There is no submission fee or submission period. The Chamber accepts submissions 24/7/365.
New stories and poems are usually published on Fridays at 10:00 a.m. U.S. central time/4:00 p.m. BST/1:00 a.m. AEST. Other material is published sporadically. Any work published in The Chamber is simultaneously published on The Chamber’s Facebook page, Twitter account, Tumblr blog, and on the publisher’s LinkedIn account.
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“The Collector” Fiction by Andrew Hughes
Perculus knelt in the center of a patch of dense reeds, his trousers undone and Sophia’s bodice clutched in his fist, when he heard the rustling to his left. He dropped the lacy thing and reached for his belt. Yanking it far too tight, so it cinched slicing lines into his stomach, he stood and looked around…
“The Man with a Mole in the Shape of a Cross” Fiction by Benjamin Umayam
The play was first presented in a downtown bodega, closed due to the crisis. Rent was cheap, so this spattering of diaspora Asian artists could afford to establish their theater company in this space.
Three Poems by Melody Wang
Before everything turned to dust,
to grey soot before my unseeing eyes,
Before I walked through life as a woman
who still delighted in that feeling
of desire of heat emanating
from the wicked depths of a stranger
“Día de Muertos” Poetry by John Tustin
Disturbing the bones of the dead
Remembering the torment best forgotten
Creating your narrative of persecution and innocence
Five Poems by Edilson A. Ferreira
I wander by unvoiced, almost secretly,
like a ghost by corners of a sleeping city,
fearful they could awake arresting me
to die at dawn on merciless lethal light.
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