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Underland Arcana explores the hidden spaces beneath the stairs and continues to lurk up in the attic. Here are stories about decoding human connections, stories about snakes, stories about what happens when you leave that stain too long, stories about witches, stories about disappearances, and stories about love and loss. These are the stories that creep up on us at night.
This issue contains stories from Nina Kiriki Hoffman, Marilee Dahlman, Rhonda Eikamp, Jordan Taylor, John Klima, and Avra Margariti.
Nina Kiriki Hoffman is an award-winning author of fantasy, science fiction, horror, and media tie-in fiction. She has published novels, short story collections, and more than two hundred short stories. Her novel The Thread That Binds the Bones won the Bram Stoker Award for First Novel, and her work has been nominated for the Nebula and World Fantasy Awards.
John Klima began his writing career inside the Los Angeles Times newsroom while still in high school, before graduating with a degree in cultural anthropology from Cal State University, Northridge. He wrote as a staff writer, columnist and freelancer for several L.A. newspapers, culminating in coverage of major league baseball and freelance appearances in The New York Times.
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